Levante have been a completely different proposition at home. They average 16 shots and 1.94 xG per game at their own ground, albeit from a small sample of just two matches. Against Betis and Barcelona, they scored seven goals and conceded six.

Sevilla have won two of their three away matches this season, drawing the other. Despite averaging just eight shots per away game, they have scored five goals across those fixtures. Their attacking consistency is also worth highlighting, having found the net in all seven league matches so far. Another encouraging statistic for this market is that BTTS has landed in five of their seven games this season.

Both sides are expected to have their key attacking players available, with Roger Brugué particularly worth keeping an eye on. Levante's top scorer has three goals in five appearances.

If there’s one team worth keeping an eye on for goals in the Eliteserien right now, it’s Vålerenga. No side has seen more goals scored and conceded combined over their last five matches, with a total of 25. Their BTTS record is equally impressive, with both teams finding the net in five of their last six league games.

Their seven-match winless run in the Eliteserien largely comes down to a defence that simply cannot keep opponents out. Going forward, though, Vålerenga remain a real threat, averaging almost 16 shots per away game - the second-highest figure in the league, behind only Bodø/Glimt.

For hosts KFUM, there’s both encouragement and cause for concern. The positive is that they face a Vålerenga side with an xGA of 1.63. However, KFUM have defensive problems of their own, ranking among the league’s six teams to have conceded the most goals. Although they have picked up 17 of their 25 points at home, they still leave plenty of space for opponents to exploit. 

Take a look at Udinese’s away results: a 3-2 win over Monza followed by a 5-3 defeat to Inter. That’s six goals scored and seven conceded in just two away matches. One thing is clear: this is a side that isn’t afraid to take risks, even on the road.

The visitors consequently have the fourth-worst defensive record in Serie A heading into this round of fixtures. That offers encouragement for Torino, who have seen BTTS land in four of their five league matches so far. Both sides also stand out more for their defensive vulnerabilities than their attacking output, with Torino averaging 1.65 xGA and Udinese 1.81.

Torino have shown they can take advantage of opponents struggling defensively, as they did against Fiorentina. Monday’s meeting with Udinese could offer a similar opportunity, making Both Teams to Score an appealing option.