The league meeting between these sides at Elland Road saw BTTS as Leeds came away 2-1 winners. You’d think that the FA Cup is not the priority of either of these sides, especially West Ham, who take on Wolves in the Premier League on Friday night in a massive game for their chances of survival.

West Ham have kept the joint fewest clean sheets in the Premier League this season (4), alongside Wolves and Burnley - so it’s not totally surprising that these sides make up the bottom three at the moment. They’ve seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions, and have seen BTTS in two of their three FA Cup matches so far - only keeping a clean sheet in their 1-0 win over Burton.

Leeds have also seen BTTS in two of their three FA Cup matches so far, which should lead to both sides having chances in this clash. Neither side will see it as a major priority, though both will be aware of the morale boost that reaching the semi-final of the FA Cup could give their fanbase and squad, ahead of a pressured end to the campaign.

The initial league meeting between these sides produced seven goals as Frankfurt came away 4-3 winners. That was at the start of the season, when Frankfurt were persisting with a crazy approach that saw them score as many as they conceded. They have calmed down slightly since the departure of Dino Toppmoller, but still are an entertaining side to watch.

Frankfurt have seen 41 goals across their 13 home games in the Bundesliga this season (3.15 per game), notably conceding 18 goals at home - which is the joint most of any side currently in the top seven of the Bundesliga. They welcome a Koln side that have slowly slipped down the table after a strong start to the season, they’ve failed to win any of their last five matches across all competitions - seeing BTTS in four of these games.

This is a very important game for Alaves, who find themselves hovering above the relegation zone in La Liga. They currently have a three point cushion to Mallorca who occupy the final relegation spot, but could struggle to keep that safety net with the fixtures they have over the next few weeks.

Alaves lost 3-0 to Osasuna when the sides met earlier in the season, though each of the previous three head-to-head meetings prior to that defeat saw BTTS. You can tell Alaves are playing with quite a bit of desperation at the moment, their most recent outing produced seven goals as they came away 4-3 winners over Celta Vigo, marking the fourth occasion across their last five matches where they’ve seen BTTS.

Osasuna were in a bit of trouble earlier in the season, but have since recovered and now have a healthy gap from the drop zone. However, their away record has been poor this term with only two wins from their 15 away matches, losing 10 of these games. They’ve seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions.