Cheltenham have seen BTTS & No Draw in both of their competitive matches so far this season, losing in the EFL Cup to Charlton before winning 2-1 against Rotherham.

Swindon’s home games were very entertaining in League Two last season, scoring 38 goals (1.65 per game) and conceding 27 (1.17 per game). 

Swindon saw BTTS & No Draw in both of their friendly matches before the campaign, and in the first round of the EFL Cup as they lost 3-2 to Cardiff.

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

Each of the last five head to head meetings between these sides has seen BTTS, with both league meetings last season seeing BTTS & No Draw.

Zwolle conceded 50 goals on the road in the Eredivisie last season, more than any other side in the division - but they did manage to score 23 goals across their 17 matches. 

Fortuna Sittard have seen BTTS in both of their Eredivisie matches so far, winning one of these games.

Alkmaar ran out 4-1 winners over Utrecht on the road last time out.

This fixture produced seven goals last season as Sittard came away 4-3 winners over Alkmaar. 

Derby have seen BTTS in each of their last three matches, seeing BTTS & No Draw in two of these games.

Cardiff scored in the last minute against Wrexham last time out to earn a point, they’ve seen BTTS & No Draw in two of their last three matches.

These sides faced off in January last year in a game that ended 2-1 to Cardiff, with both sides registering an xG in excess of 1.0 (2.27-1.24).

I want to oppose both defences here, I can't see either of them keeping a clean sheet.

Rochdale had a kind draw for their first game back in League Two, but were comprehensively beaten 3-0 at relegation-favourites Newport.

Crawley finished the game with nine men as they lost 1-0 at home to Crewe.

Crawley conceded in 17 of 23 away games last season and appear just as chaotic this time around.

They did create chances against Crewe, and had the better of the first half before the red cards.

Rochdale are odds-on favourites to win the game and should bounce back, after all, they did score 92 goals in the National League (including the play-offs) last season.

Both sides scored two or more goals last weekend, MK drew 2-2 at Oxford, while Huddersfield beat AFC Wimbledon 3-0 at home.

Huddersfield league debutant Derensili Sanches Fernandes netted a brace in the first 16 minutes, we'll learn a lot about whether he and the Terriers were great or if Wimbledon were poor after this test at MK Dons.

MK conceded 1.83 xG at Oxford and are a newly-promoted side after all.

Both teams are dripping with attacking quality and could well be competing for automatic promotion this season.

Huddersfield saw BTTS in the 3rd-most games of any League One side last season, scoring in 39 of 46, and they should do so at Stadium MK, while being challenged defensively a lot more than they were in their opener.

Peterborough saw both teams score a lot last season, the 5th-most times in the division.

I expect a similar record this season, along with another tough campaign looking over their shoulders.

They generated 1.11 xG in their 2-0 loss at Bradford last weekend, while Mansfield beat Doncaster 2-1.

Three of the last four meetings between the sides have seen over 2.5 goals, with BTTS landing in two of those.

Peterborough were the 2nd-highest scorers in the bottom half last season, and they actually outscored Mansfield, who finished 10th.

They only failed to score in 10 of 46 games and will retain that attacking mindset with Luke Williams in the dugout, who prioritises in-possession quality and doesn't have the defensive nous in his ranks to keep Mansfield out.

Peterborough kept just five clean sheets from their 23 League One home games last term.

I want to oppose both defences here, I can't see either of them keeping a clean sheet.

Rochdale had a kind draw for their first game back in League Two, but were comprehensively beaten 3-0 at relegation-favourites Newport.

Crawley finished the game with nine men as they lost 1-0 at home to Crewe.

Crawley conceded in 17 of 23 away games last season and appear just as chaotic this time around.

They did create chances against Crewe, and had the better of the first half before the red cards.

Rochdale are odds-on favourites to win the game and should bounce back, after all, they did score 92 goals in the National League (including the play-offs) last season.

York have been League Two’s main characters so far.

They played out an absolute humdinger to beat promotion-favourites Bristol Rovers 3-2 last weekend. 

Despite the impressive win they looked vulnerable throughout and were carved open with alarming ease for Rovers’ opener.

Rotherham generated 2.20 xG in their 2-1 loss at Cheltenham last weekend, and Alex Bruce’s men will expect their quality to show against a side they were two divisions higher than last season.

The formula worked for York last weekend even though they gave up opportunities, it may be their best chance of getting a result at Rotherham this weekend, but it's likely to force another goal-laden game in the process,

This is the highest-rated Eredivisie game for Both Teams to Score on Saturday according to my Goals Sheet.

Fortuna Sittard have seen BTTS land in both of their first two games of the season.

They've actually seen over 3.5 goals in both of those games, and scored two or more in each of them.

AZ Alkmaar won 4-1 at Utrecht last weekend and will hope for similar fortunes on their travels this time around.

When they went to Fortuna Sittard last season, they lost 4-3.

This bet landed after 19 minutes that day, with seven goals scored and just under 5.5 total xG generated.