Mainz

Both teams have scored in Nice's last four games, with Nice conceding in seven of their eight Ligue 1 matches so far.

Their attack has been looking sharp too, scoring in their last three home games, including a 2–1 win over Lille, who have the joint-best defence in the league alongside Lorient.

Rennes, meanwhile, have the joint-best attack in the league alongside Marseille, scoring 18 goals in eight games. They're averaging 16 shots and 1.96 xG per match.

Their defence has been a different story, though. Rennes have one of the worst xGA records in the league, averaging 1.90 per game, and are giving away 5.6 shots on target per match.

BTTS looks even more promising when you look at Rennes' away record. They've conceded nine goals in just three games, including four against Lyon and another four against Paris FC.

Bodø/Glimt and Viking have been the two best attacking teams in Norway this season, both averaging more than two goals per game after 24 matches.

Bodø/Glimt have been particularly dangerous at home, averaging 22 shots, more than eight shots on target and almost 3 xG per game.

Even though they've got the best defensive record in the league, they've conceded in their last four home games, including against Rosenborg, Sandefjord and Kristiansund.

Viking, meanwhile, have scored in 11 of their 12 away games and have the league's top scorer, Peter Christiansen, with 15 goals. Zlatko Tripić has also chipped in with 19 assists.

The visitors are also in great form, scoring 19 goals in their last five league games.

With the top two teams fighting for the title and both attacks looking dangerous, there's a good chance we'll see goals at both ends.

Elversberg have adapted to the Bundesliga really well as a newly promoted side, only losing three of their opening seven matches and netting 12 goals across these games.

They’ve won two of their three home matches, with only Bayern beating them in front of their own fans so far. 

Those three games have produced 15 goals (5.0 per game), with their most recent home game in the Bundesliga seeing seven goals as they beat Augsburg 4-3.

Elversberg have only managed to keep one clean sheet across their seven games in the Bundesliga, despite the wider success they’ve seen in the early stages of the season.  

Mainz interestingly boast the strongest away record of any side in the Bundesliga, winning all three of their matches and netting 10 goals in the process. 

However, they’ve only kept one shutout across their last six matches - which is a record that will encourage the home side as they look to pick up more crucial points to boost their hopes of survival.

Elversberg have adapted to the Bundesliga really well as a newly promoted side, only losing three of their opening seven matches and netting 12 goals across these games.

They’ve won two of their three home matches, with only Bayern beating them in front of their own fans so far. 

Those three games have produced 15 goals (5.0 per game), with their most recent home game in the Bundesliga seeing seven goals as they beat Augsburg 4-3.

Elversberg have only managed to keep one clean sheet across their seven games in the Bundesliga, despite the wider success they’ve seen in the early stages of the season.  

Mainz interestingly boast the strongest away record of any side in the Bundesliga, winning all three of their matches and netting 10 goals in the process. 

However, they’ve only kept one shutout across their last six matches - which is a record that will encourage the home side as they look to pick up more crucial points to boost their hopes of survival.

Casa Pia have really struggled at home in the early stages of the season, losing all four of their matches in front of their own fans and conceding 13 goals in the process.

It’s not like they’ve been offering an attacking threat in these games either, scoring just once at home - which is unsurprisingly the lowest tally of any side at home in Liga Portugal this term.

Sporting have only lost one of their opening nine games in Liga Portugal this term. I like to see the Portuguese top flight as the big three (Porto, Benfica and Sporting) being in a mini league with there being a massive drop off to the other sides in the division.

Sporting have scored 10 goals across their four away games in Liga Portugal this term, avoiding defeat across these matches. They’ve scored twice on each of their last five trips to Casa Pia, and the record of the home side so far this season would suggest that this should be quite routine.