Freiburg aren't in the top three by accident. They've scored in all six Bundesliga games this season, including 11 goals in just three home matches.

That's not great news for Bayern, who've conceded in their last four games, including in the Champions League.

Five of the eight goals Bayern have conceded in their last four games have come away from home, including two in a 2-2 draw against Augsburg.

Bayern have the best attack in the Bundesliga and are averaging 3.20 xG, but Freiburg have some great attacking numbers too, with 16 shots and 2.10 xG per home game.

With some key players back, there's even more reason to think we'll see goals at both ends.

Yuito Suzuki, Freiburg's top scorer with four goals, is back from suspension. Michael Olise is also available again after missing Bayern's Champions League game through suspension, and he's already been involved in seven league goals.

NEC Nijmegen have seen BTTS land in every home game this season, and Groningen have the exact same record away from home. That makes this one of Sunday's best games for goals.

Nijmegen still haven't managed a single clean sheet in the league, even against teams with some of the weakest attacks, like PEC Zwolle and Telstar.

Going forward, though, they're averaging 18 shots and 1.97 xG per home game.

It's a similar story for Groningen. They've scored in every league game so far, but they're also giving up an average of 18 shots and 2.34 xGA away from home.

Their last two games have been full of goals too. They won 5-1 away at Excelsior before losing 5-2 at home to Ajax.

With both teams regularly involved in high-scoring games and neither looking too solid at the back, BTTS looks like a great option here.

This will be a massive test for Feyenoord as they try to prise the Eredivisie title away from PSV, who have been crowned champions in each of the last two seasons.

Feyenoord have avoided defeat in all of their nine games in the Eredivisie this term, winning seven of them and scoring more goals than any other side in the division (31 - 3.44 per game).

They’ve also won all five of their away matches, netting 20 goals in the process. Their preparation for this potential six pointer in the title race couldn’t be better, but PSV will be just as motivated to ensure they don’t lose more ground in the fight for the Eredivisie title.

PSV have scored 13 goals across their four games in the Eredivisie this term, but have only managed to keep a clean sheet in one of these matches. In fact, PSV have only kept one shutout all season - most recently conceding twice and seeing BTTS against a newly promoted Den Haag side. 

A lot of Manchester United's problems have come at the back. They've conceded in all seven Premier League games and even let in four against Como in their last Champions League match.

Going forward, though, they've been creating plenty of chances, averaging 19 shots per game, with BTTS landing in five of their seven league matches.

Bournemouth have also seen BTTS land in all three away games so far, against Chelsea, Newcastle and Manchester City.

They've had a really tough time defensively on the road, conceding nine of their 13 goals away from home.

The good news for Bournemouth is that Marcus Tavernier, who's scored four goals, and Evanilson, the team's top assist provider, are both available.

Both meetings between these teams last season saw BTTS land, with at least 30 shots in each game. There's plenty of reason to expect another action-packed match here.

Every Hoffenheim game in the Bundesliga this season has seen both teams score, and it's been exactly the same story in Leverkusen's away games.

Hoffenheim have scored at least twice in all three home games, even in their defeat to Dortmund, who have the best defence in the league.

Leverkusen, meanwhile, have the second-best attack in the Bundesliga with 16 goals and have scored at least twice in every league game.

Patrik Schick has scored in all six league games so far and will be a big threat to a Hoffenheim defence that hasn't kept a single clean sheet in the league.

Leverkusen's away record makes BTTS look even better. They've conceded at least twice in all three games on the road, giving up at least five shots on target each time.

Barcelona have been brilliant going forward this season, scoring at least twice in every game, including in the Champions League.

They've been even better at home, where they're averaging a massive 4.40 goals, 25 shots and nine shots on target per game.

Real Madrid haven't kept a single clean sheet away from home this season, even conceding three in their Champions League win over Roma.

The good news for Madrid is that Barcelona haven't looked too solid at the back either. They've conceded in seven of their last eight games, including four against PSG in midweek.

Madrid have been dangerous away from home, averaging 2.09 xG and 17 shots per game, and they've already managed to score against strong defences like Atlético Madrid's.

With top scorers Yamal and Mbappé both confirmed to play, there's even more reason to fancy BTTS when the two best attacks in La Liga face each other.