Stockport County and Bromley meet at Edgeley Park on Saturday 17 October at 16:00, and the standout betting angle looks to be both teams to score. Sportsgambler’s view is that the BTTS Yes market, priced at 1.84, offers the clearest route into a League One fixture that has enough attacking threat on both sides to make goals a realistic expectation.
That makes Victor Adeboyejo one of the key names to watch. The Bromley forward has scored three goals in his past four League One games away from home, which is exactly the sort of form that can tilt a tight preview in favour of a goals-based play. Stockport, meanwhile, come into the game after beating Barnsley 3-1 at Edgeley Park, a result that should give them confidence at home.
The form points to goals
The recent results are at least encouraging for a BTTS angle. Stockport’s 3-1 win over Barnsley showed they can create and finish chances in front of their own supporters, while Bromley’s 2-1 defeat to Mansfield Town at One Call Stadium still suggests they remain capable of finding a breakthrough even when the result goes against them.
That combination matters. If Stockport are likely to play with the confidence of a side coming off a home win, and Bromley can lean on Adeboyejo’s away record, then the game has the look of one where both attacks can contribute. The BTTS Yes selection at 1.84 is therefore the most straightforward betting angle from the available information.
Why Adeboyejo stands out
Adeboyejo’s away record is the clearest individual factor in the match preview. Three goals in four League One away games is a strong return, and it gives Bromley a reliable point of reference even before the rest of the contest is broken down.
In betting terms, that makes Bromley more than just a side trying to stay in the contest. They have a forward in form, and that is often enough to make both teams scoring a live possibility in a fixture like this. The market has reflected that, with Sportsgambler highlighting BTTS Yes at 1.84 as the best angle.
For Stockport, the job is to turn home advantage into control again. For Bromley, the question is whether Adeboyejo can continue his away scoring run and keep them in the game long enough for the goals market to land. Either way, this looks more like a match for chances than a match for caution.
