These are two of the worst defences in Serie A.

Sassuolo have conceded more goals than any other side in the division (2.44 per game), with only Monza (4.10 goals per game), seeing a higher overall average for goals in the Italian top flight this term.

Fiorentina aren’t much better at the back, only Monza and their opponents here have conceded more goals than the away side who have seen BTTS in 78% of their matches in Serie A.

Sassuolo have seen BTTS in 89% of their games, setting this one up nicely for goals at both ends. There has been a general increase in goals in Serie A too, 13 of the 20 sides are seeing 3.0 goals per game or higher.

Both of these sides have utilised corners and set pieces more widely as an avenue to goal this season.

Only Chelsea (11.25) have seen more corners per game in the Premier League this term than Everton (10.88).

Only Hull (6.63) have conceded more corners per game than David Moyes’ side (6.00), who instructs his side to stay quite narrow when out of possession - encouraging opposition sides to use the wide channels as their main avenue of attack.

Newcastle are seeing an average of 10.00 corners per game in the Premier League, only six sides have had a higher corner count in their league matches this term.

Again, they have an issue when it comes to conceding corners with only Chelsea, Everton and Hull giving away more corners than Matthias Jaissle’s side.

These are two of the worst defences in Serie A.

Sassuolo have conceded more goals than any other side in the division (2.44 per game), with only Monza (4.10 goals per game), seeing a higher overall average for goals in the Italian top flight this term.

Fiorentina aren’t much better at the back, only Monza and their opponents here have conceded more goals than the away side who have seen BTTS in 78% of their matches in Serie A.

Sassuolo have seen BTTS in 89% of their games, setting this one up nicely for goals at both ends. There has been a general increase in goals in Serie A too, 13 of the 20 sides are seeing 3.0 goals per game or higher.

Both teams have scored in eight of Deportivo La Coruña's ten LaLiga games this season, and they still haven't managed to keep a clean sheet.

At home, they're averaging almost five shots on target per game and have shown they can cause problems for teams near the top, including when they held Betis to a draw.

Osasuna, meanwhile, have one of the worst defences in the league, conceding 20 goals in ten games.

Away from home, they've conceded 17 goals in just five games, averaging 3.4 per match, while also allowing 1.87 xGA per game.

Despite their defensive problems, Osasuna have scored six goals in five away games and have one of LaLiga's top scorers in Ante Budimir, who's already scored seven goals in ten matches.

The Croatian has scored four of those goals away from home, including two against Alavés and one against Betis.

Red Bull Bragantino are second in the Brasileirão for shots per game this season, averaging 17 per match.

That number goes up to more than 19 at home, where they're also averaging 2.05 xG per match.

They've also been impressive in their last two home games, scoring four against Cruzeiro and three against Chapecoense, with 23 shots and 11 on target against the latter.

Santos, meanwhile, have scored in 15 of their 16 away games and recently showed their attacking quality by scoring twice against Flamengo, who have one of the best defences in the league.

The problem is that Santos are conceding an average of 1.63 goals per away game, with both teams scoring in 81% of those matches, including their last five away games in the Brasileirão.

They've scored ten goals across those five games and they've also got Gabigol, the league's third-highest scorer with 15 goals.