Huddersfield have looked really goalsy so far.

Three goals came from the 80th-minute onwards in their 2-1 win at Cambridge on Saturday, and they've seen both teams score in all three league games to date.

BTTS has landed in each of Oxford's two league outings so far, and they could go above 2nd-placed Huddersfield with a win.

Huddersfield have scored three first half goals across their opening trio, and Joe Taylor is joint-top of the scoring charts with three to his name already.

The 23-year-old has always looked capable of winning a golden boot, just without putting it all together across a full season.

Oxford had a free weekend and should be fresh for the challenge in West Yorkshire.

Wolves are very close to overtaking West Ham as the favourites to win the Championship, and it's easy to see why.

They've scored nine goals in their first three games since relegation, picking up seven points and winning their last two 3-1 and 4-1.

West Ham are yet to win, drawing at Burnley, losing at home to Charlton and drawing at Watford.

Even their goal at Watford came from a defensive howler rather than anything you'd expect to see from the title favourites.

Wolves beat West Ham 3-0 at home last season, even at their worst they were able to get one over the Hammers.

West Ham have conceded five in three in the league, Wolves have looked the best attack in the division so far and we only need them to notch one for this bet to land.

Wednesday won 7-2 on Saturday (v Bromley) and won their only away game so far 2-1, at Leyton Orient.

Wednesday are yet to keep a clean sheet in the league, and they travel to a Wycombe side who have scored in all three of their league outings.

They’ve been a touch unfortunate to only score three times from 4.1 xG in the league, and need to bounce back after getting thrashed 5-1 at Stockport on Saturday.

Wednesday are rightful narrow favourites for the game, but are yet to show any kind of defensive solidity.

Rovers look a really quality attacking unit and have scored two or more goals in each of their first three games.

The exciting thing about that is that their manager, Steve Evans, is more known for producing well drilled sides who are hard to beat.

So, if they can become one of the best defences in the league alongside this attacking firepower, they’ll be a League Two team for the ages.

Seven points from three games really flatters Colchester, they’ve benefitted from a red card and some low probability strikes going in for them, they’re not at Rovers’ level if they can reproduce what they have done in the last couple of weeks.

York have seen 10 total goals across their three League Two games so far.

Over 1.5 and Both Teams to Score has landed in all three of them.

Cheltenham have been in the goals without looking as convincing as newly-promoted York so far, scoring five across their three league games.

Alex Newby has scored in all three games for York, and he'll be encouraged by Cheltenham's vulnerable backline.

Both sides have seen this bet land in every league game they've played so far, with Cheltenham allowing their opposition more than 1 xG in each of their matches.

Stoke have lost all three games in the league this season and look very vulnerable against Norwich.

Norwich pulled off a statement win, dismantling newly-relegated Burnley 4-1 at Carrow Road at the weekend.

They've been better than their three points from as many games suggests, and made great strides last season under Philippe Clement to finish just three positions back from the play-offs after a terrible start.

Stoke's opening three games have been tough, but they've failed to create more than 1 xG in any of them and were on a downward trend to finish last season, to the point where them flirting with the relegation spots at the start of this campaign has not come as a surprise.