With Mohamed Toure out injured, 0.99 goals per 90 in the Championship this season and 1.36 last season, for Norwich, the scorer of over 30% of their goals so far this term, there’s an opportunity to get Swansea onside here, after all - they’re top of the league.

The visitors still look like a side capable of pushing for a play-off position, but they cannot be trusted defensively.

They’ve conceded over two goals per game in the league, and lost three of their four away trips so far.

Swansea have covered this bet in 7/8 league outings, have conceded only six from their eight games and can hurt a Norwich side who conceded four or more goals in three games in a row going into the international break.

The visitors have to win by two or more goals for this bet to lose.

Burnley made the bold, and very questionable, decision to stick with Nicky Hayen, despite the newly-relegated side failing to win a game in their opening eight in the league (4D, 4L).

Watford have not been convincing this season, but I don’t think they’ve been bad to the point where they should be 3.10 outsiders at home against a winless side that sit rock-bottom.

Burnley are yet to keep a clean sheet this season, if that runs continues at Vicarage Road they’ll have to score three for the bet to lose.

It's chaos at Peterborough, they're a team to oppose this weekend.

The club almost denied they'd hired Robbie Savage before he was eventually announced, it was bizarre behaviour that will've only further frustrated a disgruntled supporter base.

There's been plenty of turbulence on the Leicester end as well, but they have looked like a top six quality side when they've turned it on this season and it was always going to take time for them to adapt to Russell Martin's extreme methods.

Posh have picked up one point from a possible 12 away from home this season, with a -7 goal difference across that quartet, and the extra time on the training ground should've done Leicester good over the last few weeks as they look to gel a mixture of youngsters and players with experience above the level.

They can justify strong favouritism in this one, and go some way to exposing the bold Savage appointment.

Reading are missing League One’s runaway top goalscorer, Jack Marriott, and key attacking cog George Earthy.

That duo have scored 59% of Reading’s goals so far this season, and while MK Dons are winless after seven league games - they’ve drawn six of them, so it feels unlikely they’re going to be relegation battle fodder this term.

They built some confidence with 4-1 and 7-1 wins during the international break and have only conceded twice at home in the league, from three games, drawing all three.

Reading are winless away from home in the league, and though their attacking process has been strong, it’s very unlikely they’ll assert themselves against a physical MK side as they would’ve done at full strength.

This is the first of back-to-back home games for MK, Paul Warne may not survive in the role if they don’t get a win on the board.

This game screams goals.

Bristol Rovers have scored in 4/4 home games and Barnet have found the net in every game, the visitors have seen this bet land in 7/7 in the league.

Barnet eased aside Rovers 4-0 and 2-0 last season, with both games coming in December, but Rovers have been a different beast since and have won all four of their home league games.

This could be a game to look back to at the end of the season and see if it went on to decide the title or the promotion race, it’s two of the league’s best attacks who’re yet to look reliable defensively.

Rovers have conceded two or more goals in 3/4 in League Two, and Barnet have conceded a first half goal in each of their last three.

Salford have won 5/6 in the league, unbeaten during that run and Cheltenham were beaten 2-0 by 16th-placed Accrington last weekend.

Cheltenham have unsustainably overperformed going forward, scoring 16 from 10.8 xG, and have a higher total xG conceded than any other side.

League Two top scorer Charlie McCann is suspended for the hosts, and first choice left back, Joe Tomlinson is a doubt, with big money summer signing Luke Molyneux ready to cause havoc down Salford's right - he's scored once and assisted three times in his last four.

The odds look generous considering Cheltenham's unsustainable process and if Salford get Macaulay Langstaff on a run, he netted the only goal of the game last time out, they'll be hard to catch.