Monza have one of the worst defences in Serie A, conceding more than two goals per game on average, and now they're up against Scott McTominay, who's in great form.

The Napoli midfielder has scored twice in each of his last two games and is one of the team's top players for shots, averaging 3.7 per 90 minutes.

Napoli are averaging 17 shots per away game in Serie A and have managed at least four shots on target in every game on the road so far.

Monza have struggled against stronger teams, losing 3-1 to Lazio and 4-1 to Inter Milan.

McTominay was one of Napoli's top scorers last season, and he looks well placed to keep his great run going against a Monza side that give away an average of 16 shots per game, even at home.

Monza may have only won two of their eight games in Serie A this season, but they’ve found the back of the net in all of those matches - including games against Lazio and Inter.

Monza have scored 15 goals in total across their eight games in Serie A (1.87 per game), only five sides in the division have scored more goals than the home side here. They’ve even outscored Napoli (13) so far this term, with eight of these goals notably coming across their three home matches.

Napoli have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last four matches, conceding 3+ goals in three of these games. The appointment of Allegri looks more and more bizarre with each passing week, and it wouldn’t surprise me to see the players down tools on the coach soon.

Inter came from behind at the weekend to beat Fiorentina, showing real resilience to score the equaliser and the winning goal in added time. 

They deserved that victory too, registering an xG of 3.15 from 33 shots and conceding just seven shots (0.24 xG).

Inter have won seven of their eight matches in Serie A this term, only dropping points against a very capable Roma side in a 2-2 draw. 

They’ve scored 23 goals across these games, which is really what sets them apart from the rest of the division - not many sides in Serie A, particularly those at the foot of the table, can match this scoring power.

They travel to take on a Venezia side who sit rock bottom of Serie A, having lost seven of their eight matches - with the exception of a very lucky home win over Napoli in which they conceded an xG of 2.36 and 10 shots on target.

Inter have won each of the last five head to head meetings between the sides, most recently beating Venezia 5-1 in the Coppa Italia last year with a very notable gap in the underlying numbers of that game (3.20 xG - 0.15).

Monza have scored in every Serie A game so far, with BTTS landing in seven of their eight matches.

Gustavo Varela has scored seven of Monza's 15 league goals, including three in his last two games.

Their attack has been pretty consistent, but it's their defence that's the real problem, conceding more than two goals per game on average.

They've conceded three or more in over half their games and are giving away an average of 5.3 shots on target.

This looks like another good game for BTTS, especially as Napoli have been struggling at the back too, conceding six goals in their last two home games.

Going forward, though, Napoli are averaging 16 shots per away game, and Scott McTominay is in great form, scoring twice in each of his last two games.

Sparta Rotterdam still haven't managed a single clean sheet this season, conceding in all 10 league games so far.

Their defence has been so poor that they've even conceded twice at home against PEC Zwolle and Willem II, two of the weakest attacks in the Eredivisie.

Their xGA of 2.14 doesn't look any better, especially when you consider they're giving away an average of 18 shots per game.

Fortuna have scored 11 goals in five away games, but they've also seen BTTS land in four of those five matches.

That's not a great sign for Fortuna's defence, especially as Sparta have already shown they can score against some of the league's best defences, including Ajax and PSV.

Sparta just can't seem to keep a clean sheet, but they've also scored seven goals in their last three games, making BTTS look like a great option here.

Bournemouth are enjoying their best attacking run of the season, scoring at least twice in each of their last four games.

They've picked up two big 3-0 wins against Manchester United and Milan, racking up 30 shots across those two games.

Aston Villa have been looking sharp too, scoring in their last nine games and coming off a big 2-1 win over Manchester City.

Ibrahim Mbaye has been involved in two goals in his last two games, giving him four goal contributions this season, despite rarely playing more than one half.

He's averaging 3.34 shots per 90 minutes and should get more minutes against Bournemouth.

BTTS looks even more promising when you consider that Bournemouth are averaging 22 shots per game at home, while Aston Villa have an away xGA of 1.66 per game in the Premier League.