From an entertainment point of view, it’s so good to have Tony Mowbray back managing in the Championship.

The chocolate enthusiast just loves attacking football and his Blackburn side, who were amongst the pre-season favourites for relegation, have seen BTTS in every game and are a great watch for neutrals.

Four of their five games have ended 2-1, losing two and winning two of those scorelines, and the other game was an enterprising 2-2 draw at newly-relegated Wolves.

Lincoln are clear favourites for this game, and have scored in all three of their Championship games so far this season - Blackburn are unlikely to be the first to deny them given they’re yet to keep a clean sheet in all competitions.

This bet has won in 11 of the last 12 meetings between these two teams.

Both have began the season in excellent form in front of goal, Al Hilal are averaging four goals for per game, while Al Ahli are at two goals for per game.

There is a lot of attacking talent on both sides, with Al Hilal’s left flank alone stocked with Theo Hernandez, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and Crysencio Summerville.

Al Ahli have the league’s top scorer so far, Ivan Toney, who also bagged 32 goals last term.

Al Ahli have scored in the first half of two of their three in the league so far, and should test an Al Hilal backline that conceded twice to rock-bottom side Al Faysaly in their opening game.

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.