These two played out a brilliant 2-2 draw in the Carabao Cup in midweek, making it 10 of the last 12 head-to-head meetings with three or more goals.

These two average 3.63 and 3.75 match goals, respectively and rank 2nd and 3rd in the league for expected goals for.

An early goal sets the tone here and could lead to one of the games of the season.

Forest’s league position and goals scored aren’t representative of how well they’ve played.

They have the 5th-highest xG in the league and their expected points has them 10th not 18th.

Brentford rank 13th for xGA and have conceded in six out of eight this season and they gave Hull, the team with the lowest xG in the league plenty of chances last week (1.57xG).

Leeds have backed Farke and it’s paying off.

They’re 7th, they’ve scored in six of eight league games and were unlucky not to net against Sunderland, missing two big chances.

Bournemouth have kept just two clean sheets - against a 10-man Sunderland and a toothless Man Utd.

The Cherries have scored in all bar one game in the Premier League, averaging an impressive 1.61 xG and have scored 11 in their last four in all comps.

Boro blew away Bolton last Friday with a 5-1 demolition.

They’re incredible in attack, especially with Cozier-Dubbery and Lankshear in red-hot form. 

Nobody creates more chances in the Championship, with Boro averaging a huge 2.17 xG.

They’ve scored 2+ in every Championship home game except against Wolves.

Charlton haven’t won since August and have conceded 2+ in each of their last three.