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Cheltenham Town come into this one after losing 1-0 at Chesterfield, which leaves them with just one win in their last six league matches and three games without a victory. At home they have been more competitive, but their overall return of 43 goals scored and 66 conceded points to a side that often struggles to keep control of matches.

Cambridge United arrive from a 1-1 home draw with Swindon Town, and their wider league record is still one of the best in the division. They have taken points regularly on the road too, with seven away wins and seven draws, and only 17 goals conceded in 20 away games is a strong base for a shutout bet.

What matters most for BTTS - No is that Cambridge have been involved in a lot of lower-scoring away games, with eight of their last nine league fixtures going under 2.5 goals. Cheltenham’s own recent run is less convincing for goals at both ends than their season-long numbers might suggest, and their last two matches brought just one goal each from their side. The 1-1 projection leaves a little tension, but the broader scoring profile still leans towards one team failing to score.

Cheltenham have also failed to keep a clean sheet in their last three, while Cambridge have conceded only 30 league goals all season and 17 away from home. The recent head-to-head also includes a 1-0 Cambridge win in August 2025, which fits the same kind of narrow away success. With Cheltenham’s attack stalling and Cambridge usually difficult to break down on their travels, the shutout angle has support.

My prediction is BTTS - No at 67/100. Cambridge’s away defence has been reliable all season, Cheltenham have only one win in six and have gone three without a victory, and Cambridge’s last nine league matches have mostly been low scoring. Cheltenham have also failed to keep a clean sheet in three straight games, which raises the chance that if Cambridge control the match, the home side may be left blank.