Fleetwood will likely suffer a hangover from their excellent 1-0 win over Sheffield United in the League Cup on Wednesday.

They had just 34% of the ball on the night, while Barnet have had a clear week in preparation.

Barnet won the last meeting between the sides 5-2 and are top of League Two after six games.

Fleetwood are unbeaten but have only won two of their six, with the free-scoring Bees currently boasting the league’s best attack.

Barnet have scored two or more goals in all three home league games to date, and replicating that would put them in a great position to win the game, with Fleetwood scoring just seven (half as many as Barnet) from their six in the league so far.

Middlesbrough have scored in every game so far this season are the joint-3rd top scorers in the division after seven games.

They have scored six goals in their last two games, and found the net in both head-to-heads against Birmingham last season.

Scoring two or more goals in both of those games, doing the double over the Blues with a 2-1 win at home and a 3-1 win at St Andrew’s.

Birmingham have only kept one clean sheet in seven league outings so far, and were breached in each of their three home league games to date.

Southampton are more than capable of covering this line on their own, only West Ham have found the net more than the Saints this season, with Saturday’s visitors at 2.57 goals for per game in the Championship this term.

Wrexham have seen both teams score in 3/3 home league games so far.

Southampton have actually seen both teams score in 7/7 league games, and another of those would land this bet.

Wrexham lost 6-0 at West Ham last time out, and Southampton are too good not to profit from that kind of defensive vulnerability.

This bet has landed in 13/14 Wrexham and Southampton games in the second tier so far this season.

This bet has landed in 5/6 Luton games in League One so far this season.

Bradford have scored in five of their opening six in the league, and currently sit 3rd, just one point off Sheffield Wednesday at the top.

Both encounters between the sides last season saw this bet land, with both matches ending 2-1 to the home team.

According to the xG data, Bradford could have scored and conceded more than they actually have, so a regression to the mean would work in our favour for this bet.

Luton have recovered from a slightly concerning start to the campaign, but the longer they linger outside the play-off places the more the pressure will build up on Jack Wilshere in the dugout.

This one should see goals on Saturday, with Oxford scoring very freely of late.

Oxford have flown up the table with 3-0 and 4-0 wins in their last two, while Cambridge have been a surprise package in their first season back up from League Two.

Cambridge are one place above Oxford, in 4th, and have seen BTTS in every game so far this season.

The visitors have scored two or more goals in each of their last three games and are at 1.83 goals for per game for the season. 

The bet has landed in 6/6 of Cambridge’s League One outings and looks likely to do so again with Oxford in such strong form in the final third.

This is a great price on Cheltenham to score at a vulnerable-looking Colchester side, especially considering the visitors' strong start to the season in front of goal.

Cheltenham are the joint-2nd top scorers in League Two with 13 goals from six games, only Barnet (14) have scored more than them, and Colchester's defence is not reliable - conceding 1.5 goals per game so far.

They've scored after 32, 12 and 17 minutes in their last three games, so hopefully this'll be a nice early tick in the betslip.

Colchester have kept one clean sheet in six matches, so this bet has won in 5/6 (83%) of their games so far.

Cheltenham have scored two or more goals in each of their last four in the league, Col U are unlikely to be the side to finally blunt them.