Sunderland v Huddersfield: EFL Cup Clash BTTS No Crucial

Sunderland will host Huddersfield at the Stadium of Light for the EFL Cup second round on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, with an unusual kick-off time of 11:45 AM. This timing is perfect for fans eager to enjoy a midweek fry-up before the match kicks off. As League One visitors, Huddersfield will be looking to pull off an upset, while Sunderland aims to showcase their Premier League pedigree on home soil.

Betting Insight: Both Teams to Score – No

Our primary betting recommendation for this match is to back “Both Teams to Score – No” at odds of –120. Given the current form of both teams, we don’t expect both sides to find the net, making this wager a solid value. It’s a straightforward bet that’s reminiscent of the types of wagers discussed down at the local pub, supported by thorough analysis.

Recent Form

Recent performances reinforce our stance:

  • Sunderland suffered a 2-0 defeat at Burnley’s Turf Moor in their last match, despite having 58% possession and only managing one shot on target.
  • Conversely, Huddersfield secured a narrow 1-0 win against Stevenage at the John Smith’s Stadium before advancing in the EFL Cup by defeating Leicester City on penalties (2-2 after 90 minutes).

Key BTTS No Statistics

  • Sunderland’s last three matches ended with “BTTS No.”
  • Three of Huddersfield’s last five games also concluded with “BTTS No.”
  • In Huddersfield’s past two matches, only one team managed to score.

Bookmakers estimate the likelihood of a clean sheet in this match is around 54.6%, but our analysis suggests it’s closer to 60%. This slight edge gives us confidence in placing our stake on “BTTS No.”

Higher Odds Option

For those seeking more exciting returns, consider exploring the Result & Both Teams to Score market. Choose which team will win without conceding to enhance your odds. As always, make sure to check for the latest welcome bonuses and free bet offers before making your selection.

Here’s hoping neither goalkeeper has to work too hard on Tuesday. If the ball doesn’t find the back of the net, at least we can all enjoy an extra cup of tea during the match!

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