The floodgates opened for West Ham in midweek, registering their first Championship win of the season, at the fourth time of asking, with a 4-2 home win against Wolves.

4-2 probably makes it sound more competitive than it was; West Ham were 2-0 and 4-1 up in the game and the scheduling suits them in looking to go back-to-back.

This is a double away game week for Derby, where it's a double home game week for West Ham, and though Derby impressed in winning 2-0 on the South Coast at Portsmouth on Tuesday night, it will have taken a lot out of a squad that is already dealing with injuries to key players.

A win would likely see West Ham break into the play-off spots and put their slow start to the campaign behind them.

City are very short to beat Coventry at home on Saturday, and with good reason, but adding in over 2.5 goals boosts the odds nicely.

Coventry are yet to score and yet to put a point on the board after two games.

They lost at home to the pre-season favourites to finish bottom, Hull, last weekend and now face one of the toughest games of the season.

This bet won on all three occasions when Man City hosted newly-promoted opposition last season and it could be an opportunity to steal a march on Arsenal on goal difference at least.

In fact, City covered the over 2.5 goals line by themselves in all three of those games, so Coventry's lack of cutting edge so far is not a concern for this bet.

This bet has won in 5/6 games this season involving Nottingham Forest and Tottenham.

Spurs are yet to score this season, but Roberto De Zerbi teams are known for their attacking intent and there were positive signs, in the first half especially, in their defeat to Newcastle last weekend.

Forest covered this line on their own at Anfield last time out, drawing 2-2, and were arguably the better side on the day.

They'll be raring to go against a Spurs side that have considered two or more goals in both league games so far.

This is another team with a double home game week against a side going away for the second time in the space of a few days, and Huddersfield are rightful strong favourites to beat newly-promoted Notts County having started the season well.

Huddersfield are top with 10 points from four league games and they beat newly-relegated Oxford 3-1 on Tuesday night.

Notts County have made an impressive return to League One so far, but this is comfortably their toughest test yet. They’re yet to register more than 0.87 xG in an away league game this term.

Joe Taylor is on fire up top for Huddersfield, leading the league with five goals already and you can get nearly 5/1 on him to score the first goal in this one.

The floodgates opened for West Ham in midweek, registering their first Championship win of the season, at the fourth time of asking, with a 4-2 home win against Wolves.

4-2 probably makes it sound more competitive than it was; West Ham were 2-0 and 4-1 up in the game and the scheduling suits them in looking to go back-to-back.

This is a double away game week for Derby, where it's a double home game week for West Ham, and though Derby impressed in winning 2-0 on the South Coast at Portsmouth on Tuesday night, it will have taken a lot out of a squad that is already dealing with injuries to key players.

A win would likely see West Ham break into the play-off spots and put their slow start to the campaign behind them.

Bolton gave everything in their late 3-2 defeat at Sheffield United on Tuesday night, and they may carry some soreness from that outing into their trip to The Den on Saturday.

Millwall have had a wobble of late, losing 3-0 at home to Wrexham on Wednesday to follow a heavy defeat at Southampton.

But class is permanent, this is a team that came 3rd in the division last season hosting a newly-promoted side and they began the season with very impressive 2-0 and 3-0 wins over Bristol City and Norwich.

Alex Neil will be desperate for a win to get them back on track to put a challenging end to the summer transfer window behind them.

Middlesbrough have seen both teams score in all four of their Championship outings so far this season.

They’ve looked mightily impressive in the final third at times, adding some cutting edge, that they were lacking last season, in Will Lankshear - who's joint-top scorer in the division alongside Southampton’s Cyle Larin at this early stage.

QPR have seen BTTS land in 4/5 games so far this term, and they take a preparation advantage into this game having won 2-1 at home to Cardiff on Wednesday, where Middlesbrough had to travel to Burnley (1-1).

There were exactly four goals in each meeting between these sides last season.

Norwich created plenty of chances to score in their 1-0 defeat at Stoke on Tuesday night, and this trip to Bramall Lane could be something of a redemption game following that frustrating evening.

They won the xG battle 1.44-0.58 at Stoke, conceding a deflected shot from range, and Andre Brooks missed a 0.61 xG chance in the first half.

Norwich had scored six goals in two games heading into the midweek slate, where Sheffield United found their shooting boots.

Blades beat Bolton 3-2, scoring two goals or more in back-to-back games, but they’d have been disappointed with their defensive display - conceding twice and allowing a newly-promoted side 1.91 xG on their patch.

This is another team with a double home game week against a side going away for the second time in the space of a few days, and Huddersfield are rightful strong favourites to beat newly-promoted Notts County having started the season well.

Huddersfield are top with 10 points from four league games and they beat newly-relegated Oxford 3-1 on Tuesday night.

Notts County have made an impressive return to League One so far, but this is comfortably their toughest test yet. They’re yet to register more than 0.87 xG in an away league game this term.

Joe Taylor is on fire up top for Huddersfield, leading the league with five goals already and you can get nearly 5/1 on him to score the first goal in this one.

Barnet have made a seriously impressive start to the season and it hasn’t gone unnoticed, as they’ve established themselves at the top end of the market to win League Two.

They’ve scored nine goals in four league games so far, and they’ve found the net in the first half in three of those games.

Chesterfield have only kept one clean sheet in their five games so far, in all competitions, and they conceded in both meetings with Barnet last season.

The hosts have allowed their opposition 1.30 xG per game on average in the league, and Barnet are more than good enough going forward to exceed that amount, which would make it very likely that they get on the scoresheet.