Last week's Friday Evening Double won @ 2.0 ✅

Real Betis have seen BTTS in each of their last four matches in LaLiga, most recently coming away 3-2 winners over Girona on the road. Betis managed to get on the scoresheet when these sides met earlier in the season, with Madrid coming away 5-1 winners on that occasion. BTTS also landed in this fixture last season, with Betis claiming all three points through a 2-1 win over Real Madrid in front of their home fans.

Real Madrid have been pretty vulnerable at the back all season, conceding 16 goals across their 15 away matches this term - winning nine of these games. They've seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, most recently conceding at home to Deportivo Alaves. They've shipped goals against the likes of Girona and Mallorca as well, suggesting that this is a Madrid side that is very much limping towards the end of the campaign with Barcelona starting to run away with what looked to be a close title race a few weeks ago.

Betis have netted 26 goals across their 15 home games this season, so they are more than capable of causing Real Madrid problems in front of their own fans. Betis also have something to fight for as they aim to secure a European finish for next season, they are currently five points clear of the chasing pack but can solidify that spot even further with a decent display here.

Last week's Friday Evening Double won @ 2.0 ✅

Leipzig have been really impressive across recent weeks, winning each of their last four matches ahead of this clash - and scoring 2+ goals in three of these victories. They put three goals past Frankfurt on the road last time out from 19 shots and an xG of 2.09, which is a standard that they've regularly been setting over the past few weeks. Only Dortmund and Bayern sit above Leipzig in the Bundesliga table, but they are still being pursued by a stubborn Hoffenheim side for a Champions League spot who could close the gap to just two points if Leipzig fail to pick up three points here.

Leipzig have scored 35 goals across their 15 home games in the Bundesliga this season, working out to an average of 2.33 goals per game. Only Bayern Munich (60) have scored more goals than Leipzig at home in the Bundesliga this season. They welcome a Union Berlin side who have conceded 28 goals across their 15 away matches in the German top flight this season (1.86 per game) - and that have shipped 2+ goals in three of their last four games, failing to win any of these fixtures.

This exact card double landed in the initial league meeting between the sides ✅

Anderson faces up against a combative midfield trio of Xhaka, Sadiki and Diarra - Xhaka and Sadiki were fouled eight times between them when the teams faced off at the City Ground.

Anderson has committed 2+ fouls in each of his last three Premier League games, committing the third most fouls of any player in the Premier League this season (50).

Anderson used to play for Newcastle, so there is plenty of reason for him to put himself about here against his former Tyne-Wear rival.

Darren England is the referee for this clash and is averaging 4.7 yellow cards per game in the Premier League this term. The initial league meeting between the sides produced six yellow cards.

This exact card double landed in the initial league meeting between the sides ✅

Sadiki has picked up the second most yellow cards for Sunderland in the Premier League this season (8), only Trai Hume has collected more cautions for the Black Cats (9).

Sadiki committed a foul and was shown a yellow card in Sunderland's most recent Premier League game as they lost 4-3 on the road to Aston Villa.

Sadiki will be up against Elliot Anderson (2.19 fouls won per 90) and Morgan Gibbs-White (1.25 fouls won per 90), offering perfect opponents for Sadiki to commit a few fouls and test the patience of Darren England.