This is the highest rated game for Both Teams to Score on Sunday on my Goals Sheet, with a score of 8.48/10.

Molde are strong favourites at home to KFUM, having scored two goals per game on average so far this season, but they haven’t been reliable defensively.

They’re 17 points back from league leaders Bodo/Glimt after 18 games in the Eliteserien, and they won the reverse fixture at KFUM 4-2 back in July.

KFUM have seen BTTS land in five of their last six games coming into this one.

This is the highest rated game in English football on Sunday for Both Teams to Score according to my Goals Sheet.

Birmingham have seen BTTS in their last four games on the bounce, scoring exactly two goals in two of those games.

They only scored one in a 1-1 draw with Southampton last time out, but they created the chances to score more with Jay Stansfield’s finishing letting them down.

Wolves have seen BTTS in every league game this season, with the quality they have they’re capable of finding the net in 46/46 games in the league.

They arrive at St Andrew’s off the back of a 4-2 beating at West Ham on Tuesday night, and Birmingham have the quality to exploit the gaps in their defence.

Telstar have conceded three or more goals in each of their last two Eredivisie games.

They started the season with a very impressive 2-1 win at NEC Nijmegen, but have been very leaky at the back since and they welcome a Cambuur side who have seen BTTS land in three of their last four.

They have conceded three or more goals in all four of those games and are yet to get a point on the board.

This is shaping up like a battle between two of the worst defences in the Eredivisie.