These two boast 82 and 73% strike rates for BTTS this season, amongst the highest in the Championship and both have seen this selection land in four of their last five games.

Blackburn’s xG rises considerably at home, where they create 1.60 xG compared to 1.01 away.

Wrexham’s xG is pretty modest but not terrible, however Blackburn do give up a lot of chances.

They’ve kept just 2 clean sheets and concede an average of 1.70 xG.

Boreham Wood are incredible. They’ve won 11, drawn 2 from 13 league games, scoring 34 times.

They average 1.91 xG at home and have the most creative player in the league, Zak Brunt who has 14 assists in 13 league games.

Fylde are drastically overperforming on the road. They’ve averaged 1.62 xGA and just 1.27 xG for.

As expected, Robbie Savage’s kamikaze football has led to goals in Peterborough’s games.

There has been 13 goals in the three games he’s managed with a minimum of four goals in each.

Their xG in those three has jumped to 1.68 from 1.39 so they are creating more.

Bromley have the worst defence in the league and the worst xGA at 2.04 and their matches have averaged 3.40 goals.

These two sides are just as capable of scoring as they are of conceding. Blackburn have a goal difference of +1, while Wrexham sit at -1, showing just how even their games have been.

The BTTS stats back this selection up, too. Nine of Blackburn’s 11 games this season have seen both teams score, and they have only failed to find the net once.

Even more impressively, BTTS has landed in every one of their home games this season.

Wrexham’s record is just as strong, with both teams scoring in each of their last four league games and eight of their 11 matches overall.

There should be goals here. Blackburn’s games are averaging 3.0 goals per match, with Wrexham’s not far behind at 2.82. With both sides showing plenty of potential going forward, I like the look of BTTS.

I’m surprised we’re still getting prices this backable on BTTS in Barnet games, the bet has won in all 10 of their League Two outings this season.

It looks sustainable as well, they’ve conceded 15 goals from 14.70 xG against and scored 23 from 21.53 for.

Oldham have been more BTTS-shy this term, with the bet only landing in five of 11, but that’s come while they’re trending at 1.51 xG for per game and 1.26 xG against, healthy numbers ahead of a trip to Barnet.

Oldham are ranked over 10 places higher than their current league position on expected points, and they’ve had plenty about them going forward in the last week, posting 2.30 and then 1.52 xG for against Cheltenham (5th) and Walsall (4th).

Two of the Championship’s strongest sides go toe-to-toe tomorrow, and it should make for a great clash. The pair have already met once this season in the EFL Cup, with both teams getting on the scoresheet.

West Ham lead several attacking metrics across the Championship, including xG, shots on target per match and big chances created. They are averaging 2.7 goals per game, while their home matches have produced an impressive average of 4.0 goals.

Southampton have plenty of attacking threat themselves, averaging 1.9 goals per match, with their games seeing 2.82 goals on average. BTTS has also landed in 80% of their away games this season.

West Ham’s BTTS record is slightly less convincing, with it landing in seven of their 11 matches. However, their attacking numbers are good to ignore, and they should have enough quality to get on the scoresheet here. With Southampton carrying a strong. threat too, I can see both teams scoring here.

Chesterfield have the second-highest xG in the league at 24.4, highlighting just how many chances they have been creating. However, they have also shown vulnerability at the other end.

They have conceded in each of their last five games, while BTTS has landed in eight of their 12 matches this season.

Crewe’s numbers are encouraging, too, with both teams scoring in seven of their 12 games.

I think Crewe will fair well here, currently sitting third in the league, and should be capable of causing problems, despite not having the most convincing scoring record away from home. They have scored in 10 of their 12 matches this season however, and Chesterfield’s open, attacking style should give them opportunities to get forward.