These two look bonkers.

Averaging 4.33 and 3.78 match goals, respectively.

This selection has landed in all 9 of Vaduz’ games and 7 of 9 for Basel. Those stats are also true when looking at the BTTS market.

Vaduz have produced an impressive 1.86 xG per match at home, despite being second-bottom.

I’ve got to mention as well that 34 year-old Xherdan Shaqiri is still cooking for Basel. Basel also have the league’s second top scorer - Zan Celar.

This is hard to believe but there has been 22 goals in Gladbach’s first 4 games, all 4 have had 3+ goals and 3 of them have had 5 or more.

They’ve conceded a frightening 2.39 xGA per match on the road.

The horrendous start has seen Eugen Polanski lose his job, this will be Alexander Blessin’s first match in charge.

Koln have had 3+ goals in 3 of 4 games and have scored in every match.

Their xG for and against are both sitting at 1.75 on average which sets up perfectly for an open game.

These two have both seen over 2.5 goals land in four out of five matches this season and rank fifth and second for average match goals at 3.40 and 3.80, respectively.

Rennes have the second highest xG in the league behind PSG.

Esteban Lepaul scored 20 times last season and has already netted three so far and was rewarded with two starts for France during the break.

Despite being 10th, Sassuolo have averaged a hefty 1.92 xG per match.

Sassuolo surrender a large 1.74 xG per match too and Milan are the third top scorers and are so far unbeaten.

All five of their matches have already paid out for over 2.5 goals.

Amorim plays high-risk, vertical football, which often leads to goals. Both their away games have seen over 2.5 scored.

Serie A has seen a substantial increase in goals as referees have cracked down on time wasting and focusing on allowing games to flow.