Signals
A chip appears on a match when the picture is clear: a goal is due, one side is pushing, the favourite is chasing.
A chip appears on a match when the picture is clear: a goal is due, one side is pushing, the favourite is chasing. A chip only shows when the teams' history and what is happening on the pitch point the same way — a dead 0-0 never triggers anything.
⚽ Goal coming
A goal is expected soon, for either team
The match is on a scoring pace and at least one more goal is expected in the time left. Shows from the second half onward.
🎯 Pushing
One side is pushing to score
A single team is expected to score, and the chip names it — a side one goal behind pressing hard, or one dominating without converting yet.
🏃 Fav chasing
The favourite is not ahead, late in the match
The pre-match favourite is level or trailing with time running out. The percentage is how often that situation turned into a goal on real matches.
The percentages are measured, not invented. Every chip was replayed on hundreds of finished matches, minute by minute, and compared with what actually followed. One chip at a time per match, never at half-time or after the final whistle.