Wrexham have seen BTTS in 4/4 Championship home games so far this season.

They have conceded 1.50 xG or more in each of their last three home league games, and West Brom should have enough to contribute having underperformed in front of goal of late.

West Brom haven’t scored in their last two, which is giving us a bigger price for this bet, but they generated over 1 xG last time out and have looked capable, scoring in each of their first seven before this drop-off.

Wrexham have failed to score in only 2/9 in the league, and this bet landed comfortably in both meetings last season - it was in after 42 minutes as West Brom won 3-2 at Wrexham, and after 47 minutes in a 2-2 draw at The Hawthorns.

It’s hard to make a case for either of these backlines at the moment, United conceded to 10 man Tottenham over the weekend to mark another game where they’ve failed to keep a clean sheet - only Sabah have failed to score against United so far this season.

Atletico Madrid have found clean sheets quite difficult to come by too, keeping just three shutouts this term - with two of those coming against sides that sit in the bottom five of LaLiga following the opening set of matches. 

They’ve seen BTTS in each of their last two matches ahead of this game, and also saw BTTS in their opening game of the Champions League campaign as they fell to a 2-1 defeat to Liverpool. 

Simeone is not quite the same defensively minded manager he is usually pinned as, he’s been willing to be more expansive over recent seasons which partly explains Atletico Madrid’s early record.

Galatasaray have lost just one of their home games over the last year and should be able to offer a decent attacking threat to a Barcelona side who are scoring for fun themselves at the moment.

Barcelona have won each of their last five matches ahead of this clash, but have only managed to keep a clean sheet in one of these games. They conceded two goals in their opening game of the Champions League campaign, scoring seven in response as they beat Feyenoord comfortably.

Galatasaray have seen BTTS in three of their last five matches, and this angle is mainly backing them to score as Barcelona are as short as 1.11 to find the back of the net here. Barcelona don’t care too much about conceding shots and chances, giving Galatasaray the perfect scenario where they can get on the scoresheet.

Wrexham have seen BTTS in 4/4 Championship home games so far this season.

They have conceded 1.50 xG or more in each of their last three home league games, and West Brom should have enough to contribute having underperformed in front of goal of late.

West Brom haven’t scored in their last two, which is giving us a bigger price for this bet, but they generated over 1 xG last time out and have looked capable, scoring in each of their first seven before this drop-off.

Wrexham have failed to score in only 2/9 in the league, and this bet landed comfortably in both meetings last season - it was in after 42 minutes as West Brom won 3-2 at Wrexham, and after 47 minutes in a 2-2 draw at The Hawthorns.

Preston have lost seven of nine league outings this season, and though Graham Alexander looks a shrewd appointment in the dugout, he’s yet to turn the tide.

They only managed 0.65 xG in a 1-0 home defeat to Millwall on Saturday, to begin Alexander’s reign, and after a positive first half they fell away to only have two shots in the second period and conceded in the 79th minute.

Birmingham have only lost once in their first nine, in the league, and they returned from the international break with a 1-0 win at West Brom.

They dominated the first half, generating 1.88 xG to West Brom’s 0.38, before seeing it out and they’re now inside the play-offs on goal difference.

Without a significant improvement in performance level, Preston aren’t yet up to the challenge, currently rock-bottom with four points.

This bet has won in all four of Blackburn’s league away games this term, three draws and one defeat.

Bristol City will have been frustrated with a 1-1 draw at Charlton on Saturday, hard done by as goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo should’ve been sent off for fouling Yu Hirakawa, who would’ve had an open goal if not for the late challenge - no foul given.

City have underperformed to score three times from 4.13 at home this season, and they could cut loose against Blackburn.

Rovers’ last two away trips have been kind, Preston (24th) and Portsmouth (19th), but they’ve taken just one point and conceded twice in both games.

Stoke’s 2-1 win at Bolton on Saturday will have taken its toll on the group, ahead of facing one of the best teams in the league.

Stoke had to play with 10 for 70+ minutes after Maksym Talovierov’s early red card, they had just 32% possession, and only 24% in the second half, as Bolton generated 3.13 xG but scored their only goal in the 92nd minute.

Boro have looked like automatic promotion contenders since gameweek 1 and got the better of newly-relegated Wolves, 1-0, at The Riverside on Saturday.

This bet has won in 8/9 Boro league games and they won the most recent head-to-head, 2-1 at Stoke earlier this year.