Koln have seen BTTS & No Draw in each of their last two matches, including their first game in the DFB Pokal this season as they beat lower league opposition away from home 2-1.

Koln finished just three points above the drop zone in the Bundesliga last season as a newly promoted side, notably seeing 60 goals across their 17 home games (3.52 per game) with only four of these matches ending in draws.

Hoffenheim had one of the strongest away records in the division last season, only Dortmund and Bayern picked up more points on the road than the away side here - with only five of their 17 games ending in draws and an average of 3.58 goals per game across these matches.

Both of these sides have started the season well with three wins from their opening four games of the campaign, setting up this clash to be an entertaining one in what could be an early marker in the race for the title in Switzerland.

Young Boys have seen BTTS in three of their four matches in the league so far this season, most recently coming away 4-2 winners at home over Vaduz. Young Boys scored 43 goals at home across 19 games last season (2.26 per game), so they should have the fire power to get on the scoresheet here.

Basel have seen BTTS in each of their last four matches ahead of this clash and notably saw 63 goals across their 19 away matches last season (3.31 per game). They faced off against Young Boys four times in 2025, seeing BTTS in three of these matches.

Ross County are enjoying a really strong run of form ahead of this game, winning each of their last seven matches - with four of these games seeing BTTS.

They take on an East Kilbride side who have made a decent start to the campaign too, losing just one of their four matches and scoring nine goals across these games.

Ross County only drew three of their 18 home games in the Scottish Championship last season, seeing 52 goals across these games (2.88 per game). 

Their recent form would also suggest that a home win is likely, though East Kilbride have shown they have enough firepower in the early weeks of the campaign to at least get on the scoresheet. 

The Eerste Divisie is always a pretty good league for this market due to the frequency of high scoring matches - which we’ve already seen from both of these sides so far this season.

Almere have seen BTTS in five of their last six matches across all competitions with four of these games seeing BTTS & No Draw. Remarkably, only four of their 38 games in the Eerste Divisie last season ended in draws, the lowest tally of any side in the league.

Most of these draws came at home too, only one of their 19 away games finished level with Almere seeing 73 goals across these games (3.84 per game). 

De Graafschap have seen BTTS in each of their last eight matches across all competitions, with just two of these games finishing level.

Union Berlin have seen BTTS in each of their last six matches across all competitions, seeing BTTS & No Draw in four of these games.

Their opening competitive game of the season was in the DFB Pokal against lower league opposition and they came away 4-2 winners as the away side, extending a trend in pre-season of seeing goals at both ends.

Union Berlin saw an average of 3.05 goals per game at home in the Bundesliga last season, notably seeing BTTS in each of their last four head to head meetings with Frankfurt and two of these matches seeing BTTS & No Draw.

Frankfurt conceded 38 goals on the road in the Bundesliga last season (2.23 per game), so they are unlikely to come away from this game with a clean sheet - they have shown plenty of scoring power in recent matches though with 19 goals across their last five games.