Vejle have been the worst side in the Superligaen this season, winning just three of their 26 matches - but they have shown some resilience across recent weeks ahead of their inevitable relegation, drawing each of their last four matches and scoring in each of their last five games.

This lines up well with a Copenhagen side who somehow find themselves in the relegation group of the Superligaen after a really underwhelming season. They do sit top of this mini group, but have crucially only kept one clean sheet in the last 16 matches across all competitions with that shutout coming in the form of a 7-0 win over Silkeborg. 

Vejle actually managed to beat Copenhagen when these sides last met, coming away 2-0 winners in a fairly tight affair. That defeat further reflects the struggles that Copenhagen have had this season, in what is their worst campaign in decades. Vejle do carry the appropriate scoring power at home to get on the scoresheet here, having netted 18 goals across their 13 away games this season.

This is a huge game in the race for the second automatic promotion spot in the Championship, with both of these sides looking to join Coventry in the Premier League next season after Frank Lampard’s side booked their spot in the top flight with a point at Ewood Road on Friday evening.

The initial league meeting between these sides saw BTTS as Middlesbrough came away 2-1 winners over Ipswich. BTTS also landed in the prior meeting between the sides, which ended 1-1. The race for the second automatic promotion spot is wide open, Middlesbrough, Southampton, Millwall and Ipswich are all separated by just three points but Ipswich definitely have the advantage here with a game in hand on the other teams in the race.

It’s a good time to play Middlesbrough. They started well under Kim Hellberg, but have stalled a bit since that promising start and come into this clash having failed to win any of their last five matches across all competitions - seeing BTTS in three of these games. Boro’s away games tend to be pretty entertaining as well, seeing 59 goals across their 21 away matches this term (2.80 per game).

This is a massive game at the bottom of the Bundesliga, particularly for St Pauli, with just five points separating the teams, and the home side currently sitting in the drop zone. The meeting between the sides earlier in the season ended in a 1-1 draw, with Koln being a little unlucky in that clash, having conceded from St Pauli’s solitary effort on target.

Koln have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, most recently coming away 3-1 winners over Werder Bremen at home, which was a massive three points in their hunt for survival. However, this was the first win that Koln have managed since the end of January, so there is a vulnerability about the away side which can be exploited by St Pauli.

St Pauli have also failed to win any of their last five matches in the Bundesliga, a run that has slowly distanced them from safety. They’ve only won four of their 14 home games in the Bundesliga this season, conceding 25 goals across these matches (1.78 per game).