Combo Goals Football Predictions: Czechia–Croatia Case Study
Learn how to read Combo Goals football software using original Czechia–Croatia screenshots and a supplied Over 2.5 receipt showing a 1–2 score.
Original Combo Goals software screenshot, unchanged.
How do you get combo goals football predictions from AI software—and check what the output actually means? This Czechia–Croatia example follows one visible goals selection from the Combo Goals spreadsheet to a supplied receipt showing Over 2.5 marked WON with a 1–2 score.
The two images make a useful practical comparison: the software row contains Over 1.5 and Over 2.5 indicators, while the receipt records a three-goal score. This article explains that correspondence. It does not use one successful example to claim an overall success rate.
What the software screen shows
Find Czech Republic in the Home column and Croatia in the Away column. The same row contains “Over1,5”, “Over2,5”, 80% in the “Success Rate” column and 3.1 under “Media Goals”. Czechia is the name used on the supplied receipt.
The decimal commas in the workbook refer to the familiar Over 1.5 and Over 2.5 thresholds. Over 1.5 requires at least two total goals; Over 2.5 requires at least three. These are totals across both teams, rather than a forecast that either team will score three times.
The supplied receipt: 1–2 and Over 2.5
The receipt displays Czechia 1:2 Croatia, an Over 2.5 selection at decimal odds of 1.90, and a green “WON” label. Its visible date and time are 26/09 · 19:45; no year or timezone is printed in this crop.
The arithmetic is straightforward: one goal plus two goals equals three, which is above 2.5. The score shown therefore meets the market condition displayed on the receipt. It also exceeds 1.5, but the receipt specifically shows an Over 2.5 selection.
UEFA’s Czechia fixture listing places Czechia–Croatia on 26 September 2026. The settlement and 1–2 score discussed here are attributed to your supplied image; that fixture listing is not independent confirmation of the receipt’s settlement. No stake or payout is visible, so this example does not establish a cash profit.
How to get Combo Goals predictions
1. Check the software requirements
Combo Goals Football Software is a Windows and Microsoft Excel product. Review its demonstration and installation instructions before using it. The screenshot shows an analysis workbook; it does not show an automatic betting function.
2. Load and confirm the fixture list
Use the workbook’s Download Games control, select the intended date and check the timezone. Then confirm the teams and fixture details in the loaded list. The screenshot shows GMT +0 and a shortened “TOMORRO” selector label, so the image alone is not proof of when the prediction was generated.
3. Read the goals columns on the same row
Keep the home and away teams aligned with their indicators. In this example, both over-goals labels appear beside Czech Republic–Croatia. A blank cell elsewhere should not be treated as an under-goals recommendation unless the product’s instructions define it that way.
4. Save the output before kick-off
For a useful evaluation, keep a dated record before the match begins. Record the chosen market and all eventual outcomes, including losses and voids. The supplied filenames do not independently establish a pre-match publication time, so this case study does not claim a verified public prediction history.
For the complete interface walkthrough, see How to Get Goals Combo Predictions From AI Software. That guide explains the fixture list and supporting columns; this article focuses on reading a specific output alongside a supplied settlement image.
What 80% and 3.1 do—and do not—tell you
The screen labels the percentage “Success Rate”, but does not disclose its sample size, calculation or date range. We reproduce 80% as a displayed value, not as independently measured software accuracy or a verified probability for this bet.
Likewise, 3.1 appears in the “Media Goals” column. It is not an exact-score prediction, and this image does not define the underlying calculation. A three-goal score on one receipt does not validate the method used to produce that figure. The screenshot also does not identify an AI model architecture.
Does “combo” mean an accumulator?
Not automatically. The supplied receipt shows one match and one goals market. The software’s product name is not evidence of a multi-match accumulator. Over 1.5 and Over 2.5 in the same match are related conditions: every total above 2.5 is also above 1.5. They should not be counted as independent signals or multiplied together to invent a combined probability.
Choose the tool around your analysis
If you want goals indicators in a spreadsheet, review the Combo Goals product page for current pricing, access and delivery details. You can also compare platforms and markets in our football prediction software guide.
The free website predictions come from a separate model. Their public results do not establish the performance of this paid Excel software.
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