You won't see many more convincing runs of form this season than the run Rapid Wien are on at the moment.

They've won each of their last eight games, scoring at least twice in all of them and winning five to nil - including beating Wolfsberger 3-0 on the road back in September.

They overperformed on their underlying numbers in that game, but that's not the case when you look at their season on the whole.

Rapid Wien lead the Austrian Bundesliga for goals and clean sheets, as well as ranking in the top three for xG, shots on target and goals against.

Wolfsberger sit rock bottom of the Austrian Bundesliga, having won just one of their 11 matches domestically. They've only scored eight goals across these games, which is the main concern against the scoring power of Rapid Wien.

They've only scored twice across their five away matches, losing four of these games, and Rapid Wien should be able to replicate the victory they managed over Wolfsberger back in September quite easily.

Willem II are having a really tough time adapting to the level of the Eredivisie, having been promoted from the Eerste Divisie last season through the playoffs.

Willem II have failed to win any of their opening 11 matches in the Eredivisie, losing nine of these games.

Unsurprisingly, this record leaves them rock bottom of the table - and they've conceded more goals than anyone else (39 - 3.54 per game).

They conceded seven goals against PSV last time out, showing how they can crumble and potentially opening the door for Zwolle to cover this line on their own.

However, these are the types of games that the home side simply have to start winning if they are to stay up. Zwolle have only won three of their 11 games in the Eredivisie, conceding 23 goals in the process (2.09 per game).

Willem II have seen 3+ goals in each of their last five matches, notably managing to score in four of them. Willem II have also failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their games, while Zwolle have only managed to keep out two sides.