Both sides saw BTTS landed in their Belgian top-flight openers.

It has also landed in the last five meetings between the two.

BTTS came in during the first half of Standard Liege 2-2 Cercle Brugge on Saturday.

The hosts are favourites for this match, but they did concede chances equating to 3.56 xG in their season opener.

St Truiden’s 2.23 xG in their 1-1 draw with Lommel suggests they are more than capable of getting on the scoresheet on their travels.

The Goals Sheet has flagged Viborg v Aarhus as an opportunity for a BTTS bet on Friday evening, with the visitors recently a good team for goals.

All five of their competitive matches this season have seen both teams score.

They have scored two or more goals in each of their last three games, and Aarhus conceded two last time out in the league at newly-promoted Lyngby.

This is the highest-rated game on Friday’s Both Teams to Score Goals Sheet.

Waalwijk kicked off their season with a 1-1 draw at Vitesse, while Dordrecht also saw BTTS land when they beat Jong Ajax 2-1.

Both meetings between these two saw BTTS land this season, as Waalwijk finished the season with the 5th-best attack.

This Eredivisie clash is the 2nd-highest rated for BTTS on Friday evening’s Goals Sheet.

Telstar’s opener saw 35 shots, they lost the xG battle 2.15-1.66 at NEC Nijmegen but managed to come away with a 2-1 win.

Sparta Rotterdam generated 0.97 xG in their game, but were beaten 1-0 at home to Feyenoord.

This fixture last season ended 4-1 to Telstar.

Both fixtures between this pair saw both teams to score land last season.

It actually landed in the first half the last time they met, in March.

The last six Eerste Divisie head-to-heads, dating back to August 2023, have all seen both sides find the net.

Cercle Brugge kicked off their campaign in the Belgian Pro League with a 2-2 draw against Standard Liege last time out, in what was an entertaining contest.

Cercle were battling towards the bottom of the league last season, but they survived relegation. With that being said, they still managed to score 53 goals in their 36 matches, which shows how effective they can be going forward. 

BTTS has landed in each of the last five head-to-head matches between these sides, including twice last season. Sint Truidense were also a good side to watch in the previous campaign, and they managed to finish third to give them a chance of competing in the Europa League.

They started the current season with a 1-1 draw against Lommel, so goals are a target again here.

After finishing rock bottom of the Premier League last season, Wolves kick off their Championship campaign at Molineux, as they face Blackburn on Friday night.

Not much has changed for Wolves in terms of personnel - the most notable loss over the summer has been Joao Gomes, but other than that their core squad has remained intact. In fact, they have made a couple of shrewd signings, as Raul Jimenez will make his return to the Midlands. Kieran Tripper has also joined from Newcastle, adding valuable experience at right back, while Ladislav Krejci has also completed a permanent move. 

Wolves struggled to compete in the top flight last season, but they have more than enough quality to mount a serious push for the promotion spots this season, and they will hope to start strong against a Blackburn side who finished just five points above the drop zone last term.

LASK have made an excellent start to their Austrian Bundesliga campaign, collecting six points from their opening two fixtures which puts them at the top of the standings.

Both victories have been encouraging - they opened their account with a 3-0 win over GAK, before securing a 2-0 win against Austria Wien on their travels. 

SV Reid haven’t quite been as convincing, having only picked up one point in their two league matches so far. That includes a 2-1 defeat against Rapid Wien last time out. This upcoming trip to the Raidesseisen Arena seems like a daunting one for SV Reid, and LASK look like strong favourites to take all three points. 

Galatasaray kick off their title defence against newly-promoted Corum on Friday night, and the hosts will be confident of starting their campaign with three points at the Rams Park Stadium. Galatasaray have so far retained the services of key players like Victor Osimhen, Leroy Sane and Gabriel Sara, while they have added Lesley Ugochukwu from Burnley. 

They have an incredibly strong side on paper, and Corum could be in for a long night as they make their first ever appearance in the Turkish Super Lig. Even though they arrive with the wind in their sails after winning the playoff final at the end of last season, there is a significant gulf in quality between these two sides, and Galatasaray should dominate proceedings on home turf.

Telstar come into this clash against Sparta Rotterdam as slight favourites, but there is very little to split the two teams, and it is expected to be an even contest. Telstar picked up three points against NEC Nijmegen last time out, and they will be looking forward to returning to the BUKO Stadium.

They won just five of their 17 home matches in the league last season, but their games were incredibly open with chances typically available at both ends of the field. In their 17 matches, they scored 31 and conceded 28. 

Telstar won 4-1 in this fixture last season against Sparta Rotterdam, which will give them confidence, but the visitors will be confident of at least getting on the scoresheet again here.