Stuttgart are at home to Borussia Mönchengladbach, who are bottom of the Bundesliga with the worst defence in the league, having conceded at least twice in every game.

Ermedin Demirovic is Stuttgart's top scorer this season with five goals and also leads the team in shots and shots on target.

The striker is averaging an impressive 4.61 shots and 2.41 shots on target per 90 minutes.

Stuttgart are averaging 17 shots per game at home, while Mönchengladbach have allowed at least 19 shots in every away game.

With Mönchengladbach struggling so much away from home and Demirovic getting so many chances, there's a good chance we'll see the Stuttgart striker add to his goal tally here.

Borussia Mönchengladbach are bottom of the table for a reason. They've conceded twice in every one of their six Bundesliga games so far.

While they've got the worst defence in the league, the good news is they've scored in their last three matches, including a crazy 4-3 defeat to Mainz.

Gladbach are averaging 15 shots per game and now face a Stuttgart side that have conceded in every home game this season, including in the Champions League.

Stuttgart have been putting up some impressive attacking numbers at home too, averaging 17 shots and 1.69 xG per game.

Ermedin Demirović is their top scorer with five goals and is available for this one, having played just 18 minutes against Atlético de Madrid.

With both teams creating plenty of chances and their defences still struggling, this game has all the ingredients for goals at both ends.

There's no denying Go Ahead Eagles have been great fun to watch this season, with BTTS landing in all nine of their Eredivisie games so far.

At home, they're averaging an impressive 18 shots per game, and three of their four matches have seen at least four goals.

The only thing holding them back is their defence. They've conceded seven goals in their last two games, including four against PEC Zwolle, who had the worst attack in the league going into that match.

Telstar have been struggling too, but they've still managed to score three against league leaders Feyenoord and two against ADO Den Haag.

Telstar have shown they can hurt even the best defences in the league, and with Eagles playing such entertaining games at home, I'm expecting another night full of goals here.

BTTS has landed in all three of Forest's Premier League away games so far, with the team scoring and conceding every time.

They drew 2-2 away at Liverpool and even managed more shots than both Aston Villa and Crystal Palace.

Ipswich are allowing an average of 16 shots per game and haven't managed a single clean sheet this season.

But their attack has been doing its part, scoring twice in their defeat to league leaders Manchester City and another two in their win over Fulham.

Gibbs-White has been an important part of Forest's attack, with one goal and two assists, and he's expected to return this Friday.

With him back in the team, there's even more reason to expect an entertaining game between two sides that just can't seem to keep clean sheets.