Rosenborg have struggled in recent weeks with no wins from their last five matches across all competitions, with BTTS landing in each of these games. Four of these games have produced four goals or more, highlighting just how frequently Rosenborg are getting involved in high scoring matches over recent weeks.

Valerenga also have a strong record when it comes to BTTS in recent weeks with four of their last five matches seeing both teams find the back of the net - including each of their last three matches of which they’ve managed to win two.

Rosenborg have netted 20 goals across their 13 home games this season (1.53 per game) while Valerenga have scored 17 goals across their 13 away matches this season (1.30). Valerenga may be forced to come out here seeing as they’ve conceded 26 goals on their travels (2.0 per game) which is a big reason why their recent matches have seen goals at either end.

PSV have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions. They’ve won four of these games with the only game they failed to win being a 1-1 draw against Olympiacos in the Champions League.

PSV boast the strongest away record in the Eredivisie this term having won all five of their away fixtures. They’ve scored 16 goals across these games (3.2 per game) which is a record only eclipsed by Feyenoord in the Dutch top flight. PSV have conceded six goals across these matches, offering Alkmaar a chance to get on the scoresheet here.

Alkmaar have netted 15 goals across their five home matches in the Eredivisie this season (3.0 per game). Only Nijmegen (16) and PSV (15) have scored more goals at home than Alkmaar in the Dutch top flight this season, so they should have enough firepower to test PSV.

BTTS landed in both head to head meetings between these sides last season, with Alkmaar losing 2-1 in this fixture last term but managing to claim a 2-2 draw against PSV when they were the away side.

Waalwijk enter this game having seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions. Impressively, they’ve managed to avoid defeat in four of these games which highlights their attacking strength to withstand conceding goals and still come out on the right side of the result.

Waalwijk’s seven home games in the Eredivisie this season have produced 24 goals (13 scored, 11 conceded - 3.42 per game). Six of these games have seen BTTS, once again showing that Waalwijk don’t really have the ability to control games and back themselves into situations where they are forced to be involved in high scoring matches.

De Graafschap have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, including each of their last four games. Recent head to head records aren’t really applicable here as the last meeting between these sides was back in 2018.

Liverpool may have kept Real Madrid out in the Champions League during the week but this represents just one of four clean sheets they’ve managed to keep across their 16 matches in all competitions. Manchester City have scored more goals than any other side at home in the Premier League (13) and also sat top of the home scoring rankings last season (43).

This would suggest that Liverpool will be forced into a higher scoring affair with their backline unable to be trusted at the moment. City have failed to keep a clean sheet in four of their last five matches across all competitions so Pep Guardiola’s side aren’t the most solid at the back right now either, which can lead to chances for both sides throughout this contest.

BTTS has landed in each of City’s last three matches against Swansea, Bournemouth and Dortmund. City won all of these games comfortably but the odd goal they concede will encourage Liverpool as there are still slight cracks in the City side, left behind by the continued absence of Rodri who is struggling for consistent minutes since his injury last season.

Liverpool’s five away games in the Premier League have produced 17 goals (3.4 per game) with BTTS landing in four of these matches with the exception of Liverpool’s 1-0 win over Burnley. Liverpool also scored more goals than any other side on the road in the Premier League last season with 44 across their 19 matches (2.31 per game).