There are two games left of the Eliteserien season and Bodo/Glimt currently sit one point behind league leaders Viking. Three of Bodo's last five matches have seen BTTS, they take on a KFUM Oslo side here who may have nothing to fight for, but have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions - notably failing to win any of these matches.

While KFUM Oslo may have switched off when it comes to grinding out results, they still offer a scoring threat, which can trouble Bodo who are likely to feel the pressure of their title charge. Two of the three head-to-head meetings that have taken place within the last year have seen BTTS.

Glimt boast the strongest away record of any side in the Eliteserien, with nine wins from their 14 travelling matches. They’ve netted 33 goals across these games, which is the joint best away scoring record in the division, but they have conceded 16 goals across these matches, too.

These sides currently both sit towards the bottom of the Eerste Divisie, with Ajax having a game in hand on their opponents which, if they were to win this match, would take them to within three points of FC Eindhoven, who currently occupy 17th spot.

The chaotic nature of the second division of Dutch football means that both sides could still make a push for the playoffs, with FC Eindhoven only seven points away from those positions, despite making a slow start to the campaign. Both sides come into this game having seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions.

Seven of the last 10 meetings between these sides have seen BTTS, a run stretching back to 2021, with the frequency of meetings in this period showing that the sides are familiar with each other. Ajax’s eight home games in the Eerste Divisie have produced 24 goals (3.0 per game), with Ajax only managing to win one of these matches.

Hoffenheim have made a strong start to the campaign and enter this contest with real momentum, having avoided defeat in each of their last five matches across all competitions. Four of these games saw BTTS, so Hoffenheim have managed to grind out results with high goal tallies in recent weeks.

Hoffenheim have picked up the same number of points as Bayern Munich (13) on the road this season in the Bundesliga, showing how strong they are on their travels. They’ve netted 13 goals across these games, which is a metric only bettered by Bayern in the German top flight.

Mainz have the worst home record of any side in the Bundesliga, having lost four of their five home games so far this season. They’ve conceded nine goals across these matches, while these two sides currently separated by 14 points in the Bundesliga table.

Marseille are keeping pace with PSG at the summit of Ligue 1, which is no easy task given the dominance that the Parisians have had in their domestic division for the last 10 years. After 12 matches, Marseille sit two points behind PSG with a superior goal difference, and notably the best home record of any side in the division.

Their six away matches have produced 12 goals (2.0 per game) with BTTS landing in two of these matches, but Nice have shown a tendency to be involved in high scoring encounters, especially at home.

Nice have netted 10 goals across their six home matches this term, with their home games seeing 2.5 goals per game overall. Nice have seen BTTS in eight of their 12 games in Ligue 1 this season, suggesting that their defence will be vulnerable to this Marseille attack, which has netted more goals than any other side in the division (28).