Both Teams to Score Tips Today

PSV really believe in their ability to outscore the opposition, they’ve seen BTTS in each of their last six matches but have avoided defeat in all of these games - winning four of them.

Most recently, they were held to a 1-1 draw by Shakhtar in the Champions League but this is a good chance to get back to winning ways against a Sparta side that have only managed to win one of their five matches in the Eredivisie so far this term.

Sparta have scored nine goals across these games, so they can carry an attacking threat against the reigning champions. BTTS landed in this fixture last season with PSV coming away 6-1 winners, and both sides have managed to get on the scoresheet in four of the last five head to head clashes. 

Each of the last three head to head meetings between these sides has seen BTTS, with the most recent clash producing six goals as Luzern came away 4-2 winners over Basel at home with both sides registering a healthy xG (2.25-2.18).

Luzern come into this game having just contested another six goal thriller against Young Boys, earning a point on the road in a 3-3 draw. That result extends their BTTS hit rate to three games, with Luzern avoiding defeat across these matches.

Basel have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches but have struggled a little more when it comes to form, losing three of these games. They’ve scored 12 goals across their seven league games so far and should be able to offer a threat to this Luzern side in what looks to be quite an equal matchup. 

Feyenoord have made a pretty decent start to the season domestically, sitting third after five matches having won three of these games and avoiding defeat entirely. 

That momentum was punctured slightly by a 5-1 defeat to Barcelona during the week, though Feyenoord did interestingly rotate their starting side for that game in what looked like a bit of an admission of defeat before a ball had been kicked.

Despite avoiding defeat in the Eredivisie so far, clean sheets have been hard to come by for Feyenoord with BTTS landing in each of their last five matches across all competitions.

Zwolle have been quite poor defensively (10 goals conceded - 2.0 per game) but may have a slight fitness advantage on their opponents at this early stage in the campaign with Feyenoord coming back from Barcelona following their Champions League defeat.

The Eerste Divisie is always good for goals and this is another promising matchup between two sides who haven’t made the greatest start to the campaign but have seen plenty of goals in their games.

Volendam have seen 24 goals across their opening five games (14 scored, 10 conceded - 4.8 per game), seeing BTTS in three of these matches. 

This fixture ended 3-2 when these sides faced off last season, and this meeting could be similar with Den Bosch seeing 23 goals across their opening five matches (10 scored, 13 conceded - 4.6 per game). 

Neither backline is that secure at the moment and a repeat of the five goal matchup that took place between the teams last year looks likely.

Both of these sides have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions and have made similar starts to the campaign with the sides just one point apart in the table and having two wins from their seven league matches.

Vaduz are a newly promoted side in the Swiss Super League but have been pretty competitive in their matches - scoring 16 goals across these games which is a tally only bettered by the top two sides in the division (Lugano & Young Boys).

However, Vaduz have also conceded 17 goals across these games (2.42 per game) which is a record that has seen their matches take on a basketball feel. Only Zurich (18) have actually conceded more goals than Vaduz in the Swiss Super League this term. 

PSV have seen BTTS land in each of their last six matches while avoiding defeat in all of them, winning four.

Most recently, they were held to a 1-1 draw by Shakhtar in the Champions League, but this is a good chance to get back to winning ways against a Sparta side that have only managed one win in their five Eredivisie matches so far this term.

Sparta have scored nine goals across those games, so they can carry an attacking threat against the reigning champions. 

BTTS landed in this fixture last season with PSV coming away 6-1 winners, and both sides have managed to get on the scoresheet in four of the last five head-to-head clashes.

United have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their three Premier League matches so far, seeing BTTS in two of these games against Everton and Ipswich.

They’ve avoided defeat in each of the last two meetings between the sides at Old Trafford, coming away 2-0 winners when they last welcomed City. 

Carrick’s side have plenty of talent in forward areas to contribute to the goal count here, netting 39 goals at home last season with only three of their 19 games ending level. 

Manchester City have seen BTTS & No Draw in two of their three Premier League matches so far. It’s Enzo Maresca’s first experience of the derby, so he may be a bit underprepared for what to expect and United are the perfect side to play in transition against Maresca’s urge to dominate the ball. 

Both of these sides have made pretty poor starts to the campaign with both only managing one win so far this term. 

Servette have only drawn one of their opening six matches, losing four of these games - but should feel encouraged against a Lausanne side that they beat 2-0 back in May.

Lausanne have picked up a few more points than Servette but struggled on the whole - notably seeing BTTS & No Draw in two of their last three matches.

This fixture produced six goals last season as the sides played out a 3-3 draw. I think both will see it as an opportunity to kickstart their campaigns, with neither backline looking particularly solid in the early stages of the campaign. 

There is a remarkable trend in the head to head records between these sides - they have not drawn in 20 meetings.

The most recent clash saw BTTS & No Draw as Viking came away 2-1 winners over Kristiansund with an xG of 1.15 to their opponents’ 0.90. 

BTTS & No Draw has landed in three of the last five head to head meetings and both sides have plenty to fight for here with Viking in a title race with Bodo Glimt while Kristiansund are looking to avoid the drop

Viking have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, with only one of these games ending in a draw. 

They also contested their first ever game in the Champions League during the week, so there is every chance that they are a little fatigued as they are not used to such an intense schedule.