Both of these sides had pretty hectic games over the weekend, and I think that will extend into the midweek fixtures. Brentford saw seven goals in their clash with Burnley on Saturday as they came away 4-3 winners at Turf Moor, while Bournemouth drew 1-1 with Sunderland in a game that they probably should have won with 21 shots and an xG of 1.71. 

BTTS landed in the initial league meeting between the sides as Brentford came away 4-1 winners over Bournemouth. The combined xG in that clash was 6.38 from 35 match shots (3.66-2.72), suggesting that we should get another open and expansive match in this latest meeting. Each of the last five Premier League meetings between the two sides have seen BTTS.

Brentford have seen 45 goals across their 14 away games in the Premier League this season (3.21 per game), notably not drawing any of those games with six wins and eight defeats from those fixtures. As well as seeing BTTS in their most recent assignment, they’ve also seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions.

The initial meeting between the sides produced six goals as Winterthur ran out 4-2 winners over Servette. Both sides registered an xG in excess of 1.0 in that clash (1.16-1.27), and BTTS has landed in three of the last four head-to-head meetings between the sides.

Servette have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, with the exception of their 0-0 draw against Sion last time out. Servette have seen 50 goals across their 13 away matches in the Swiss Super League this term, working out to an average of 3.84 goals per game. 

Winterthur saw BTTS last time out as they fell to a 2-1 defeat against St Gallen, their fifth straight defeat in a row in the Swiss Super League. Despite only winning two of their 13 home matches this term, they’ve managed to score 18 goals across those games - suggesting that they can carry an attacking threat in this game, even if they are unable to collect all three points.

Barnsley are the gift that keeps on giving in League One. Their 3-1 win at Leyton Orient on Saturday was the seventh occasion in a row that BTTS-Yes has come in for the Tykes. The fact that it was a win as well means that they will likely retain confidence that this is the right way for them to go about their game.

It also helps when you have a goalscorer in form, and they do in the form of veteran David McGoldrick. His hat-trick was the difference on Saturday, and that now takes him to 15 league goals this term.

Conor Hourihane has committed to this open brand of football ever since taking temporary charge last season, and his lack of deviation means that I feel confident in backing BTTS as long as the opponent has something about them.

Wycombe certainly do have something about them, especially going forward. They have scored in their last five, but they have scored 13 goals in that time, scoring three in their last two matches and four against Doncaster.