This bet has won in 4/6 La Liga games involving these sides so far this season (2/3 each).

There have been two or more goals in the first half alone in each of Real Sociedad's last two. 

This bet came in after 22 minutes of Celta Vigo's last La Liga outing.

It landed in both head-to-heads between the sides last season, and La Real are definitely capable of covering the line on their own.

Real Sociedad saw over 1.5 goals in 31 of 38 league games last term (82%), and that rate increases to 84% at home when only three of their 19 saw fewer than two goals.

Copenhagen have been comfortably the best attacking side in the Danish top-flight so far this season, scoring 13 from five games (2.60 per game).

They’ve also conceded eight in that time (1.60 per game), with BTTS landing in three of those five.

Copenhagen eventually progressed to the league phase of the Conference League after playing six qualifying matches, they saw both teams score in four of those six.

Nordsjaelland are top of the league with four wins and a draw from their opening five.

BTTS has won in just two of those five, but good luck containing this Copenhagen attack - Nordsjaelland have scored in each of those five league games.

BTTS won in both meetings between these two last season.

Anderlecht host newly-promoted Kortrijk in aiming to kickstart their season with a comfortable win.

Kortrijk got promoted in 2nd last season, finishing 21 points behind champions Beveren and they’ve made a poor start in the top-flight.

It’s early days but their goal difference of -8 alongside zero points suggests that a long, hard season lies ahead.

Anderlect came 4th last season and Kortrijk have conceded exactly three goals in each of their first three league games.

Anderlecht have made a stuttering start to the league, but that’s partly been down to them prioritising Europa League qualification - impressively cruising past Hammarby, PAOK and Kairat Almaty to book their league phase spot.

They can get back on track by turning over the basement boys.

Both of these sides are in excellent form in front of goal, averaging two goals for per game in the league so far (from four games each).

They were both banging them in during successful Europa League qualifying processes as well, and that form in the final third could produce fireworks in this encounter.

Jagiellonia have scored two or more goals in each of their last three games, winning all three by 4-0, 2-1 and 5-2 scorelines.

Lech Poznan can top that, scoring two or more in each of their last five games, winning four of them, from oldest to most recent the scores have been 3-0, 5-0, 7-0, 2-2 and 3-2.

Lech Poznan saw BTTS in 15 of 17 home league games last term.