Ross County are enjoying a really strong run of form ahead of this game, winning each of their last seven matches - with four of these games seeing BTTS.

They take on an East Kilbride side who have made a decent start to the campaign too, losing just one of their four matches and scoring nine goals across these games.

Ross County only drew three of their 18 home games in the Scottish Championship last season, seeing 52 goals across these games (2.88 per game). 

Their recent form would also suggest that a home win is likely, though East Kilbride have shown they have enough firepower in the early weeks of the campaign to at least get on the scoresheet. 

Both of these sides have started the season well with three wins from their opening four games of the campaign, setting up this clash to be an entertaining one in what could be an early marker in the race for the title in Switzerland.

Young Boys have seen BTTS in three of their four matches in the league so far this season, most recently coming away 4-2 winners at home over Vaduz. Young Boys scored 43 goals at home across 19 games last season (2.26 per game), so they should have the fire power to get on the scoresheet here.

Basel have seen BTTS in each of their last four matches ahead of this clash and notably saw 63 goals across their 19 away matches last season (3.31 per game). They faced off against Young Boys four times in 2025, seeing BTTS in three of these matches.

The Eerste Divisie is always a pretty good league for this market due to the frequency of high scoring matches - which we’ve already seen from both of these sides so far this season.

Almere have seen BTTS in five of their last six matches across all competitions with four of these games seeing BTTS & No Draw. Remarkably, only four of their 38 games in the Eerste Divisie last season ended in draws, the lowest tally of any side in the league.

Most of these draws came at home too, only one of their 19 away games finished level with Almere seeing 73 goals across these games (3.84 per game). 

De Graafschap have seen BTTS in each of their last eight matches across all competitions, with just two of these games finishing level.

Koln have seen BTTS & No Draw in each of their last two matches, including their first game in the DFB Pokal this season as they beat lower league opposition away from home 2-1.

Koln finished just three points above the drop zone in the Bundesliga last season as a newly promoted side, notably seeing 60 goals across their 17 home games (3.52 per game) with only four of these matches ending in draws.

Hoffenheim had one of the strongest away records in the division last season, only Dortmund and Bayern picked up more points on the road than the away side here - with only five of their 17 games ending in draws and an average of 3.58 goals per game across these matches.

Union Berlin have seen BTTS in each of their last six matches across all competitions, seeing BTTS & No Draw in four of these games.

Their opening competitive game of the season was in the DFB Pokal against lower league opposition and they came away 4-2 winners as the away side, extending a trend in pre-season of seeing goals at both ends.

Union Berlin saw an average of 3.05 goals per game at home in the Bundesliga last season, notably seeing BTTS in each of their last four head to head meetings with Frankfurt and two of these matches seeing BTTS & No Draw.

Frankfurt conceded 38 goals on the road in the Bundesliga last season (2.23 per game), so they are unlikely to come away from this game with a clean sheet - they have shown plenty of scoring power in recent matches though with 19 goals across their last five games.

Ross County's clash with East Kilbride in Scottish League One on Saturday has all the makings of an entertaining encounter. 

Three of East Kilbride's opening four league matches of the season have featured over 2.5 goals, which is hardly surprising given the attacking style that has become synonymous with Mick Kennedy's side. 

The visitors are capable of causing Ross County problems going forward, but their commitment to attacking football can leave them exposed at the other end, something that was evident in last week's 3-0 defeat to Montrose. 

They now face a Ross County side that have won all three of their league matches so far this season.

The Staggies' last two league victories have both produced over 2.5 goals, while they also impressed with a 2-1 victory away at Dunfermline in the Scottish League Cup earlier this month. 

I fancy County to come out on top here, and I wouldn't be surprised to see both teams get on the scoresheet, but over 2.5 goals looks the strongest angle in Dingwall. 

Celtic return to domestic action on Saturday afternoon when Falkirk visit Parkhead, with the Hoops looking to put their midweek Champions League heartbreak behind them.

Celtic hit the self-destruct button against LASK Linz on Tuesday night, throwing away a 4-0 lead before eventually crashing out 5-4 on aggregate. 

They should have little trouble responding against Falkirk, though, and backing the hosts to win alongside over 2.5 goals looks the way to go.

Martin O'Neill's side recently put five past Kilmarnock and four against Dundee United, while also scoring three against LASK in their last home game. 

Their attacking firepower should be far too much for a Falkirk side that has collected just one point from their opening two Scottish Premiership games and also failed to make it out of their League Cup group. 

John McGlynn's men are unlikely to abandon their attacking approach, so this should be an open game, with over 2.5 goals landing in three of Celtic's four home wins over Falkirk last season.

I think Hearts look a little overpriced to defeat St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday.

After falling to a 2-1 defeat away at Aberdeen in their opening league game, Wouter Vrancken's side bounced back in style with a mightily impressive 4-0 demolition of Dundee United. 

They kept the feel-good factor flowing domestically by progressing to the Scottish League Cup quarter-finals with a 6-2 rout of Inverness a fortnight ago.

While Hearts face a quick turnaround following their European heroics against Rapid Vienna on Wednesday night, they should be in high spirits and I think they have a big enough squad to cope with the demands of their schedule.

St Johnstone won their first game back in the Scottish Premiership, but they conceded three goals against Kilmarnock in that victory before slumping to a 1-0 defeat at St Mirren. 

This will be a far tougher test, and I think Hearts' superior class will tell.

Sticking with the Championship here and backing second favourites Partick Thistle to get a home win against rock-bottom Queen’s Park.

Thistle have started well, qualifying from their League Cup group and picking up 7 points from 9 in their opening three Championship matches.

In their only other home league match this season, they beat title favourites Livingston 2-0 in a match with no shortage of chances, recording 6 shots on target and 1.49 xG.

Queen’s Park have had a terrible start, losing all three of their opening games and conceding two goals in each.

In their most recent game against league newcomers and part-time side Stenhousemuir, they didn’t manage a single shot on target at home, with only 4 attempts in total.

Queen’s Park haven’t beaten Partick Thistle in the league since January 2023.

I fully expect the Jags to record a comfortable win over their Glasgow rivals on Saturday.

Getting in on this price early before it drops.

Ayr have had a decent start to the season, winning their League Cup group (including beating Premiership opposition) and collecting four points from their first two league games.

They did lose 2-0 away to Raith Rovers on Saturday but that was also a result of going down to 10 men in the 5th minute.

Morton are in a whole lot of mess. The Board have publicly said they’ve got the smallest budget in the league and, most recently, announced they might not have enough money to get through to December.

They’re joint bottom of the Championship with 0 points from their opening three games and finished bottom of their League Cup group, with losses to non-league Linlithgow and League One East Fife.

They have scored just one goal in seven competitive matches so far this season, and that was a 0.04 xG strike from 16-year-old Dean Black.

This price is a steal for Ayr. I fully expect it to be around 1.33 by KO on Saturday.