Sassuolo just can't seem to keep a clean sheet in Serie A, with BTTS landing in every single one of their games this season.

It's been the same story away from home. They've scored in all four games, but they've also conceded at least twice in every one of them.

They've averaged 17 shots per game away from home, but have also allowed 17 at the other end, which helps explain why we're seeing four goals per game.

Como smashed Manchester United 4-1 in midweek and have been putting up some impressive attacking numbers themselves, averaging 18.80 shots per game.

The problem for the home side is that they've only managed one clean sheet all season.

Nico Paz has taken more shots than anyone else in Serie A and has scored three goals in his last two games. He's also been confirmed to play.

With Como's number 10 available and Berardi expected to start for Sassuolo, there's even more reason to expect goals from both sides here.

Aston Villa have recovered from a sluggish start to the campaign, just as they did last year, and enter this clash having avoided defeat in each of their last seven matches - winning six of these games.

They’ve only kept two clean sheets during this run, against Newcastle and Fenerbahce, but still conceded an xG of 0.99 or higher in both of those games. Lindelof and Mings are not that convincing a pairing, and I think both will struggle to deal with Haaland.

City have seen BTTS in each of their last three matches ahead of this clash, conceding twice against Ipswich in their last home game. I still think there are issues for Maresca to address with City’s rest defence - a weakness that Jackson is perfect to exploit as a solid ball carrier.

Both teams have scored in all six of Werder Bremen's Bundesliga games this season, including a 2-2 draw against Dortmund, who have the best defence in the league.

There's no denying Bremen have looked dangerous going forward against teams like Leipzig and Freiburg, but they're also giving up an average of 15 shots per game and making plenty of mistakes at the back.

They even conceded twice at home against Paderborn last time out, who were third from bottom going into that game.

Mainz have been just as unpredictable, with some crazy games lately, including two 4-3 scorelines. They've even struggled defensively against bottom side Mönchengladbach.

The good news for both teams is that they have two of the Bundesliga's top scorers, with Niclas Füllkrug on six goals and Phillip Tietz on five.

With neither defence looking capable of keeping a clean sheet and both teams having strikers in such good form, this has all the makings of another goal-filled Bundesliga game.

Both teams have scored in every Racing Santander home game this season, with Racing still unbeaten at home and scoring at least twice in each of those La Liga matches.

Their games have been full of goals, partly because of their defence, which is the worst in the league with 25 goals conceded in nine games.

Against Barcelona, for example, they managed to score twice against the league leaders but ended up conceding seven.

Espanyol have been pretty consistent going forward too, scoring in all four of their away games in La Liga this season.

They'll have a good chance of keeping that run going, with Racing allowing an average of 16 shots per game and having an xGA of 2.34.

Racing keep finding the net at home, but with a defence this shaky, Espanyol should get plenty of chances to score too.

HamKam haven't kept a clean sheet in their last five home games and now face a Rosenborg side that's scored 12 goals in their last five away matches.

HamKam's defensive problems are nothing new. They've conceded the third-most goals in the Eliteserien, with 48 goals allowed in 23 games and an xGA of 1.87.

Their attack has been much more reliable, though. They've only failed to score in one of their 11 home games this season, and that came last time out against league leaders Bodø/Glimt, who have the best defence in the league.

Rosenborg have been playing better and scoring plenty of goals, but their defence isn't exactly solid either. They have an away xGA of 1.91 and have conceded 10 goals in their last five away games.

They've been giving opponents plenty of chances too, allowing an average of 15 shots and 5.6 shots on target per away game.

With both teams scoring regularly but struggling to keep goals out, it wouldn't be a surprise to see goals at both ends here.

ADO Den Haag still haven't managed a clean sheet this season, having conceded in all nine Eredivisie games so far.

They come into this one after a big 2-1 home win against PSV, with BTTS now landing in all four of their home games.

Their attack has found the net in the last three games and has already shown it can cause problems for even the best defences. 

Away to Feyenoord, for example, Den Haag went 2-0 up before letting their opponents come back to draw.

Heerenveen's away games have been pretty entertaining too, with 2-2 draws against Ajax and Willem II, as well as a 4-0 win over Sparta Rotterdam.

They've actually been more comfortable away from home, scoring more goals on the road than they have in front of their own fans.

Den Haag are getting better going forward but still allowing an average of 17 shots per game, while Heerenveen have been looking dangerous away from home. That makes another game with goals at both ends look pretty likely.