Venlo have scored in every league game this season and are averaging 2.71 goals per match at home.

They’re creating plenty of chances, averaging 15.64 shots per game, but they’re also conceding 1.57 goals per match.

Their opponents, Eindhoven, sit bottom of the table and have one of the worst defences in the league.

Despite their poor form, they’ve scored in ten of their 14 games this season, with 64% seeing both teams score.

Venlo haven’t been much better at keeping goals out, conceding in eight of their last ten matches.

They’ve now had four straight games with goals at both ends, including a 4-4 draw with Jong AZ and a 4-2 win over Dordrecht.

De Graafschap have been one of the teams with the most BTTS games in the Eerste Divisie, with both teams scoring in 11 of their 13 matches, including five of their six home games.

Defence has been one of their biggest problems, as they’re averaging 1.99 xGA and are among the three teams allowing the most shots in the league.

In October, they drew 2-2 with bottom-of-the-table Eindhoven, allowing 11 shots on target.

TOP Oss have similar problems, allowing an average of 19.2 shots and 1.96 xGA per game.

Despite losing all seven away games, they’re still producing 1.22 xG per match and have managed to score against some of the league’s top sides.

Against Venlo, for example, they created five big chances and had 12 shots.

De Graafschap have scored in every home game this season, while both meetings between these sides last season saw goals at both ends and plenty of shots.

Heracles sit top of the Dutch second division and have the best attack in the league, averaging 3.14 goals per game.

They’re averaging an impressive 21.86 shots per game, including 8.57 on target.

Dordrecht, meanwhile, sit 18th and have the joint-worst defence in the league alongside Jong Utrecht, with 34 goals conceded.

At home, they’ve let in 17 goals in seven games, including six against Jong AZ and four against VVV-Venlo.

Despite the gap between the two sides, Heracles are yet to keep a clean sheet away from home.

They’ve conceded in all seven away games, with six of them seeing both teams score.

Dordrecht have shown they can score against stronger opponents too, putting three past Almere City and two past VVV-Venlo.

Waalwijk have been involved in some really entertaining games at home, averaging four total goals per match, with all seven seeing BTTS.

They’re a completely different side at home, with just six of their 23 goals this season coming away from their own ground.

Den Bosch put in an excellent performance on their last away trip, thrashing Emmen 5-0.

Their attacking numbers are strong, averaging 16.6 shots and 5.4 on target per game.

At the back, though, they’re far less convincing, allowing an incredible 8.3 shots on target per game away from home.

They’ve scored more goals than Waalwijk, but they’ve also conceded more.

In the last round, they drew 1-1 with the second-bottom side, with both teams having at least 17 shots.

These sides met in October, with Portugal winning 4-2 in a game that saw 31 shots between them, including 13 on target.

Portugal have won all four Nations League games, scoring nine goals, the third-highest tally in League A.

They’re averaging 18.5 shots per game, with 6.5 on target, but have conceded in each of their last three matches.

Denmark have scored in all four games too, with seven goals and average of 14.5 shots per match.

Rasmus Højlund has been their main attacking threat, scoring three goals from 12 shots.

The problem is that Denmark have struggled against stronger attacks, conceding four against Portugal and another three against Norway.

Atlético-MG scored twice against Flamengo recently, but they’ve also conceded in 14 of their 17 away league games.

They’re fifth in the Brasileirão for chances created and will have more time to focus on the league after being knocked out of the Copa do Brasil.

Bernard and Tomás Cuello have scored five league goals each and will be facing a defence averaging 1.61 xGA.

Mirassol have been at their best at home, averaging 16.4 shots and scoring in 15 of their 17 home games in the Brasileirão.

Their defence has conceded in 31 of 34 games, though, and that’s a big reason why they’re fighting against relegation.

Atlético-MG won the reverse fixture 3-1 earlier this year, in an open game that saw three big chances in each half.