This is the joint-4th versus the 3rd-highest scoring team in League One.

This fixture last season finished 3-1 to Plymouth, with BTTS landing in first half additional time.

The bet won in four consecutive games for Orient before their last outing, a 1-0 home win over Stevenage.

Orient have seen BTTS in three of four home league games and have scored in all seven league games so far.

Plymouth are yet to keep a clean sheet from four league away games, and are odds-on favourites to take three points back to Devon.

Cheltenham have seen BTTS in all eight of their League Two games so far this season.

Cheltenham and Barnet are the only sides in the league to see BTTS in 100% of their league outings so far, and they’re the top two in the league.

Does that send a message for the rest of the teams to be a bit more open and attacking?

Accy haven’t been shy either when it comes to BTTS, it’s won in six of their eight and despite scoring five less goals than Cheltenham, they’ve generated just under 3 xG more than them.

The bet has landed in six of Accy’s last seven, and it came in after just 31 minutes in their 1-1 draw at Swindon last Saturday.

Rochdale have improved significantly in the last month or so, winning three of five in the league after a very concerning run of three defeats to begin the campaign.

We’re getting bigger odds for this bet because Swindon are yet to score in four league away games this season.

However, I’m happy to take that on, they’ve failed to score from 1.88 xG on the road, and they’ve been a very good attacking side in their home games - scoring nine goals from 7.42 xG.

I expect sides to be better at home, more often than not, but I don’t see the away trips negatively impacting them to this extent over a larger sample.

Ian Holloway has been known for throwing caution to the wind with his footballing philosophy down the years, and they’ve only kept one clean sheet from their eight league outings, supporting this angle into the fixture.

These nations faced off in the group stages of the World Cup in a clash that produced six goals with England coming away 4-2 winners - but looking far from settled at the back.

Croatia’s xG of 0.70 probably doesn’t reflect the issues that Croatia caused England in that game, they were able to get behind England’s high line on multiple occasions and managed five shots on target in total.

They have a new manager at the helm in Slaven Bilic, and he has an exciting group of players to work with who may not be at the level of the Croatia side that reached the World Cup final in 2018, but certainly has promise to develop into another decent team.

Croatia have seen BTTS in both of their Nations League games so far, notably managing to breach Spain’s backline last time out - which is the best defensive unit in Europe.

Czechia actually looked like they could cause England some problems before Sulc’s early red card which changed the course of the game. England have scored in each of their last eight matches, so finding the back of the net shouldn’t be an issue.