This is the 2nd-highest rated game for Both Teams to Score on my Saturday Goals Sheet with a rating of 8.10.

York have been a great addition to the EFL, they’ve seen 3.50 total goals per game so far, scoring 2.17 themselves and seeing BTTS land in 5/6 and all three of their league away games.

Chesterfield are unbeaten in four, winning their last two, coming into this, and they’ve seen BTTS land in 4/6 in League Two.

They’ve scored two or more goals in their last two league outings, while York laid a marker down with a 4-0 win over Swindon last weekend.

13/14 Championship games this season involving Birmingham and Middlesbrough have seen BTTS land.

Both of these sides have made decent starts to the campaign with both only losing one of their opening seven matches. 

The four point gap that exists between the teams is down to Birmingham being unable to kill off matches - drawing the joint most games of any side in the Championship (4). 

Middlesbrough saw four goals against Millwall last time out as they came from two goals down to earn a point in front of their own fans. They’ve seen 2+ goals in four of their last five matches, seeing 24 goals in total across their seven Championship matches (3.42 per game).

This is an important game for Chris Davies, who is still under pressure as Birmingham boss - they’ve seen 19 goals across their seven Championship games this term (2.71 per game).

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.

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. 

Nine of 11 League One games involving Oxford and Cambridge this season have seen both teams find the net.

Both sides have been overperforming their xG in defence, with Cambridge conceding nine from 10.2 and Oxford six from 8.40.

A regression to the mean in terms of keeping goals out would work in our favour for this bet.

These two sides both earned promotion to the Eredivisie from the Eerste Divisie last season, and have struggled to match the quality of the division with Cambuur only winning one of their opening six matches - while Den Haag are yet to pick up three points, losing five of their six games.

There’s real defensive issues for both sides as well, Cambuur have conceded 18 goals across their six games so far (3.0 per game), and have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches - only keeping a shutout against Nijmegen last time out. They came away 2-1 winners when the sides last met, with that game seeing 30 shots.

Den Haag have also seen BTTS in four of their last five matches, only failing to score against Twente last time out during this run. They have conceded 16 goals across their six games (2.66 per game) and will surely be looking at this game as a must win given that it is likely to be a relegation six pointer. 

My Goals Sheet’s top game for BTTS on Saturday is Sion v Zurich, with a rating of 8.55.

13/16 Swiss Super League games involving Sion and Zurich this season have seen both teams find the net.

Sion have scored two or more goals in each of their last four games, three or more in three of those, and they’ve also conceded a first half goal in three of those four.

Each of the last five meetings between the teams have seen this bet land.

Zurich have scored twice or more in each of their last four games, and they have conceded a first half goal in two of their last three.