FA Trophy Stats, Fixtures & Results

Recent FA Trophy Goal Trends

The recent results sample contains 17 matches marked as finished after normal time, with 64 goals and an average of 3.76 goals per match.

Both teams scored

64.7%

Over 2.5 goals

76.5%

Draws

0.0%

Based on the 17 eligible matches in the initial results list for the selected season. This is not a full-season total or a forecast. Matches marked as decided after extra time or penalties, and results with missing scores, are excluded.

How to Compare FA Trophy Matches

Start with each team's recent opponents and results, then compare its scoring and defensive record. A run of wins against weaker opponents can tell a different story from similar results against stronger teams. Where available, use the table to check points, games played and goal difference alongside recent form.

Open a match page to review the available predictions, odds, head-to-head records and lineup information. Check the match date and status before using a selection: a completed match provides a result to review, while an upcoming fixture may still have incomplete data.

BTTS and Over 2.5 Goals Explained

Both teams to score, or BTTS, requires each team to score at least once. Over 2.5 goals requires three or more goals in total. A 2–1 result satisfies both conditions; 3–0 satisfies Over 2.5 but not BTTS, while 1–1 satisfies BTTS but not Over 2.5. These markets describe different outcomes and should be assessed separately.

Compare the recent competition sample with the two teams' own records. Historical percentages describe past results; they do not establish the probability of the next match or guarantee a winning bet. For selections across competitions, explore our BTTS predictions and Over and Under 2.5 goals predictions.

Upcoming FA Trophy Match Previews

• Dagenham & Redbridge vs Dorking Wanderers 14 Nov 2026
• Maidstone Utd vs Maidenhead 14 Nov 2026
• Dover vs Burgess Hill Town 14 Nov 2026

Understanding the Available Data

Coverage can differ between seasons and fixtures. Missing statistics should not be interpreted as zero, and a small sample may change substantially as more results become available. Check the selected season and the number of matches behind any comparison.

Read how our football predictions work for the methodology, or explore our football betting guides for explanations of odds and betting markets. Predictions are informational and outcomes remain uncertain.