Eindhoven came out on the right side of a 4-3 thriller against Dordrecht last time out, marking the third occasion where they’ve seen BTTS across their last five matches in the Eerste Divisie. They have performed marginally better than their opponents here so far this term, sitting four points ahead of them in the league.

Alkmaar have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, including their most recent assignment which was a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Utrecht. Alkmaar have been steady on the road, avoiding defeat in six of their 10 matches - but they’ve conceded 20 goals across these games (2.0 per game). 

They’ve maintained a strong scoring power themselves with 18 goals across these 10 away assignments - only three sides have scored more goals away from home in the Eerste Divisie than Alkmaar this term. This makes the away side pretty likely to score here, but they are just as vulnerable at the back to the quality that Eindhoven can offer in the final third.

Eindhoven have only won three of their 10 home matches this season, with these games producing 33 goals (3.3 per game). Ironically, only Alkmaar (20) have conceded more goals at home in the Eerste Divisie this season than Eindhoven (18).

Dordrecht were very unlucky in their 4-3 defeat against Eindhoven last time out, with the home side having 21 shots to Eindhoven’s 13 - yet still came out on the wrong side of the result. That game is the fourth occasion across their last five matches where they’ve seen BTTS, only winning one of these matches.

Venlo have a black and white record at home this term with four wins and six defeats from their 10 home matches this term - they are one of only three sides in the Eerste Divisie that is yet to draw a game at home this season. These games have been relatively high scoring with 24 goals across these 10 matches (2.4 per game).

Dordrecht tend to be a formidable side on the road with just three defeats from their 10 games on the road this season. These games have produced 27 goals (2.7 per game), which should see both sides create and take chances in this clash of two sides that are having quite similar seasons.

Crewe’s recent matches have seen a high volume of goals with BTTS landing in each of their last five matches across all competitions. Lee Bell’s side have only managed to win one of these games, but this victory did come last time out as they ran out 4-1 winners against Tranmere as the away side.

Crewe have conceded 15 goals across their 10 home games this season, which has capped them at five wins from these games. This poor defensive record at home can encourage a Bristol Rovers side who are fighting for their lives at the bottom of the table. 

Rovers’ league position may be a slight concern here, but they have scored nine goals across their 10 away games this term - and Crewe have allowed similar sides to score against them this term, most recently conceding twice against Newport who sit bottom of the league.

These sides are locked in a battle for survival at the bottom of LaLiga with Mallorca sitting two points ahead of Valencia in the league standings. Valencia come into this clash having seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, impressively losing just one of these games which was against Atletico Madrid.

Mallorca have also seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, including a 3-1 win over Elche at home last time out. Both sides will feel as though they have more firepower than the sides around them at the bottom of LaLiga, which can aid them in their attempts to remain in the Spanish top flight for another season.

Valencia have seen 17 goals across their eight home matches this term, notably only losing two of these games. Mallorca are very weak on the road with just one win from their eight away matches, conceding 14 goals in the process. 

They have managed to score eight goals across these matches, and their recent victory against Elche - where they scored three times - should give them confidence to find the back of the net in this relegation six pointer.