Leicester come into this clash in the middle of a testing season in the Championship, which has them 12th in the division, only four points away from a playoff spot. They’ve seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, and have struggled to keep things tight on the road with 23 goals conceded across their 13 away matches (1.76 per game).

Only West Brom (24) and Southampton (27) have conceded more goals on the road than Leicester in the Championship, the Foxes could be vulnerable as the away side in this FA Cup tie. They take on a Cheltenham side that are mid-table in League Two, but the FA Cup often does a great job of levelling the playing field - particularly if the underdog is at home.

Cheltenham have won six of their 13 home matches in League Two this term, with these games producing 28 goals (14 scored, 14 conceded - 2.15 per game). They’ve seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions, and should be able to take advantage of the issues that Leicester have at the back on their travels. Leicester’s defensive woes stretch across their last 20 matches, with the Foxes failing to keep a clean sheet in this period.

Newcastle welcome Bournemouth for an all Premier League clash in the third round of the FA Cup, with both sides seeing really exciting matches in the Premier League during the week. Eddie Howe’s side claimed a 4-3 win over Leeds thanks to a 90+12 minute winner from Harvey Barnes. 

Bournemouth also left it late during the week, striking in the final minutes through Antoine Semenyo to pick up all three points in a 3-2 win over Tottenham. That victory marked the fifth consecutive games where Bournemouth have seen BTTS - with the Cherries notably winning just one of these games.

Newcastle’s backline isn’t the most secure at the moment either, with the Magpies seeing BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions. The most recent clash between these sides ended in a 0-0 draw, but the three previous head-to-head clashes have seen BTTS - with Bournemouth going unbeaten against Newcastle in each of the last five clashes.

Utrecht come into this clash having seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, managing to win three of these games. Their 10 away matches have produced 30 goals in the Eerste Divisie this season (3.0 per game), with Utrecht managing to win three of these fixtures.

Waalwijk have also shown inconsistency over recent weeks, with two wins and three losses from their last five matches across all competitions. They’ve seen BTTS in three of these matches, which happen to be in the three defeats that they’ve suffered over recent games. Their 10 home games have produced 33 goals this term (16 scored, 17 conceded - 3.3 per game).

The most recent head-to-head meeting saw Utrecht run out 2-0 winners, but each of the previous four clashes have seen BTTS. Only three points sit between these sides in the Eerste Divisie, so we should get a pretty even contest here with both sides showing promise for BTTS across their recent matches.

Only Heracles (44) have conceded more goals in the Eredivisie this season than Zwolle (38 - 2.23 per game). 27 of these goals have been conceded across their nine away matches (3.0 per game), with Zwolle only managing to win one of these games as a result of their unstable defensive setup.

Zwolle have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, with the exception of a 1-0 win over Fortuna Sittard, who could have made more of the 11 shots they had in that contest, leading to an xG of 0.92. They take on a Twente side that have seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions, and have seen 22 goals across their eight home games (2.75 per game).

The initial league meeting between the sides finished 1-0 to Zwolle, though Twente should have scored in that clash, with 16 shots leading to a total xG of 1.17. Each of the four previous head-to-head meetings have seen BTTS, offering promise ahead of backing goals at both ends in this latest meeting.