Tony Mowbray is well known for playing attacking football over his 20+ years in management, and it’s making Blackburn a good side to follow for BTTS punters this season.

They’ve seen BTTS land in 4/4 matches so far across league and cup, scoring two or more goals in three of those.

They’ve also conceded a first half goal in each of those four encounters.

QPR have seen BTTS land in 2/3 so far, scoring three times in the first half of their league opening 3-1 win at Portsmouth.

Despite drawing a blank in a 0-0 with Bolton at the weekend, QPR generated 1.82 xG and dominated the shot count 18-2 - it wasn't for a lack of trying.

Norwich have seen both teams score in three of their four competitive games so far this season, and they’re better going forward than their start to the campaign suggests.

They’ve scored just once but from chances equating to 3.98 xG, keep generating those opportunities and they’ll start hitting the back of the net.

They’ve conceded two or more goals in both Championship games so far, as have Burnley - who’ve seen BTTS land in both of their second tier outings.

The bet landed in both meetings between the sides when they were last in the second tier together in 2024/25, and both sides' strengths lie in the final third more than they do in their rearguard.

Molde have seen the 3rd-most BTTS Yes games in the Eliteserien this season, 12/17 (71%).

That actually increases to 75% (6/8) when only looking at games away from home.

Molde are favourites for the game, but have actually only kept three clean sheets this season, conceding in 14 of 17.

Only one of those clean sheets has come on the road, letting in at least one goal in seven of their eight away trips.

Valerenga have scored 1.65 goals per game this season, and saw BTTS as they lost 5-1 in the reverse fixture.

The last three head-to-heads have all seen BTTS land, the bet has also won in Valerenga's last three games on the bounce, which includes a 5-5 draw last time out in the league.

BTTS has landed in the first half in all three of De Graafschap’s games so far this season.

The bet won in three of the four head-to-heads between these two last season, with the games that De Graafschap hosted ending 3-2 and 2-2.

They’ve already let in eight goals in just three league games, while Almere City have scored three goals in both of their last two games.

BTTS has won in two of their three 26/27 outings, and my Goals Sheet rates this game at 7.93/10.

De Graafschap and Almere City ranked 3rd and 4th in last season's Eerste Divisie for the most BTTS yes games.

This is the highest-rated game for Both Teams to Score on my Goals Sheet this Saturday.

Viking have seen both teams score in seven of their last eight games, and the Eliteserien champions sealed qualification for the Champions League on Wednesday with a win over Dinamo Zagreb.

That occasion does give Aalesund a preparation advantage as they didn’t have a midweek game, while there will have also been some celebrating, that can increase fatigue, in the Viking camp on Wednesday evening.

Aalesund have seen BTTS land in all of their last 10 league games, including a 5-5 draw last time out in the league.

Tottenham regained some confidence by thrashing Charlton 5-1 in the League Cup on Wednesday, to bounce back from their 3-0 defeat at Brentford to kick off the season.

Newcastle were impressive in their 2-2 with Liverpool, they’d have won 2-1 if it wasn’t for a sloppy late penalty.

Matthias Jaissle’s side then came from behind to win 3-2 late on in the cup against West Brom.

Both head-to-heads last season saw BTTS land, with the game at St James’ Park ending 2-2.

Roberto De Zerbi's football lends itself towards goal-heavy games, 1.57 on BTTS for a Spurs game is fair and may shorten significantly in the coming weeks if they find their shooting boots.