PSV come into this game off the back of their biggest result in Europe in recent seasons, as they ran out 4-1 winners over Liverpool at Anfield. They’ve seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, with the exception of a 1-0 win over Breda, which should have seen BTTS, with Breda registering an xG of 1.27 on that occasion.

PSV lead the way in the Eredivisie as they attempt to defend their crown, after winning the league in the most dramatic fashion last season, capitalising on the late season capitulation of Ajax. They’ve seen 29 goals across their six home matches this season (4.83 per game) and take on a Volendam side that are yet to win on the road this campaign.

Volendam come into this clash having seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, impressively managing to win three of these games. They managed to score on their recent trip to Feyenoord, losing 3-1 on that occasion.

These sides sit level on points in the Austrian Bundesliga, with Hartberg having played a game more than Sturm Graz. A win for the away side here would put them level on points with league leaders Salzburg, while still having a game in hand which could take them to the top of the table, should they win both games.

Hartberg have seen 13 goals across their five home matches this term (2.6 per game). They enter this game having seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, with two of these games ending in 2-2 draws. They’ll be optimistic of their chances of turning over Sturm Graz, with the visitors without a win across their last five matches in all competitions.

Sturm Graz have seen BTTS in four of these games, with the exception of a 0-0 draw against Nottingham Forest in the Europa League. The most recent meeting between the sides saw Sturm Graz run out 1-0 winners over Hartberg, who were unlucky not to score on that occasion with an xG of 1.46 from 12 shots.

Twente are regularly one of the most entertaining sides in the Eredivisie, with their 13 games so far this season producing 40 goals (3.07 per game). This high volume of goals in their matches naturally means that Twente struggle to control games, opening the door for both teams to score in this clash.

19 of those goals have come across their six home matches (3.16 per game) with a near equal split in the number of goals scored and conceded (9-10). AZ are strong travellers and have avoided defeat in five of their seven away matches this term, seeing 18 goals across these matches (2.57 per game).

There is unfinished business between these sides as well, with AZ edging out Twente in the play-off for Conference League football at the end of last season. Alkmaar ran out 3-2 winners in that game, with a combined xG of 4.12 produced. Twente will be eying up some revenge from that defeat, having also lost 3-2 to Alkmaar in this fixture last season.

Freiburg are starting to find their feet in the Bundesliga after a very difficult start to the campaign. They’ve lifted themselves to 11th in the league with their 11 matches producing 25 goals (2.27 per game). 

They come into this clash having seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, with the exception of a 0-0 draw against Union Berlin. That contest probably should have produced a few goals at either end, with both sides registering an xG in excess of 1.0 on that occasion.

Mainz hit new heights last season and managed to qualify for Europe, but they are finding the balancing act tough at the moment with the club currently in the relegation zone of the Bundesliga. They’ve seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions, including their most recent assignment in the German top-flight against Hoffenheim.