Fulham have been a difficult side to predict this season, sitting mid table in the Premier League standings with a record of 12 wins, four draws and 12 losses. Marco Silva’s side have been more attack-minded in their home fixtures, scoring 24 goals in their 14 league matches, but that approach has sometimes left them exposed at the back, with 17 goals conceded. BTTS has landed in eight of their last nine matches in all competitions, which shows how chances tend to be available at both ends of the field.
West Ham are doing much worse in terms of league position, but performances have improved since the new year. They were beaten 5-2 by Liverpool last weekend, but the match wasn’t as one-sided as the scoreline suggests, as the Hammers generated 1.84 xG from 11 shots. Prior to that, they had lost just one of their last eight in all competitions, with BTTS landing in five of those games.