Both Teams to Score

Fortuna Sittard let down last Saturday’s BTTS Acca, which was a six-fold, but they had a player sent off after five minutes.

In their two games leading up to Saturday’s 2-0 loss to AZ Alkmaar, they’d seen over 3.5 total goals and scored two or more themselves, with BTTS landing after 55 and 22 minutes.

Groningen have seen BTTS land in their three opening matches, scoring seven goals in the process, including a first half goal in each game.

Their defence was found wanting last time out, as they were beaten 5-1 at PSV, conceding 4.40 xG.

Groningen should have no problem getting on the scoresheet, as heavy odds-on favourites for the game, but they're also unlikely to keep a clean sheet.

Jong Ajax games have been bonkers so far this season, their last two alone have seen 15 total goals.

BTTS has landed in all three of their 26/27 outings, it came in after six minutes in their first game, three minutes in their second and 59 last time out.

Helmond have seen both teams score in all three of their games so far as well, with the bet winning in the first half in two of those games.

BTTS landed in both head-to-heads last term, with Jong Ajax winning 5-1 in the most recent meeting back in February.

Jong Ajax games have been bonkers so far this season, their last two alone have seen 15 total goals.

BTTS has landed in all three of their 26/27 outings, it came in after six minutes in their first game, three minutes in their second and 59 last time out.

Helmond have seen both teams score in all three of their games so far as well, with the bet winning in the first half in two of those games.

BTTS landed in both head-to-heads last term, with Jong Ajax winning 5-1 in the most recent meeting back in February.

Tony Mowbray is well known for playing attacking football over his 20+ years in management, and it’s making Blackburn a good side to follow for BTTS punters this season.

They’ve seen BTTS land in 4/4 matches so far across league and cup, scoring two or more goals in three of those.

They’ve also conceded a first half goal in each of those four encounters.

QPR have seen BTTS land in 2/3 so far, scoring three times in the first half of their league opening 3-1 win at Portsmouth.

Despite drawing a blank in a 0-0 with Bolton at the weekend, QPR generated 1.82 xG and dominated the shot count 18-2 - it wasn't for a lack of trying.

Norwich have seen both teams score in three of their four competitive games so far this season, and they’re better going forward than their start to the campaign suggests.

They’ve scored just once but from chances equating to 3.98 xG, keep generating those opportunities and they’ll start hitting the back of the net.

They’ve conceded two or more goals in both Championship games so far, as have Burnley - who’ve seen BTTS land in both of their second tier outings.

The bet landed in both meetings between the sides when they were last in the second tier together in 2024/25, and both sides' strengths lie in the final third more than they do in their rearguard.

Molde have seen the 3rd-most BTTS Yes games in the Eliteserien this season, 12/17 (71%).

That actually increases to 75% (6/8) when only looking at games away from home.

Molde are favourites for the game, but have actually only kept three clean sheets this season, conceding in 14 of 17.

Only one of those clean sheets has come on the road, letting in at least one goal in seven of their eight away trips.

Valerenga have scored 1.65 goals per game this season, and saw BTTS as they lost 5-1 in the reverse fixture.

The last three head-to-heads have all seen BTTS land, the bet has also won in Valerenga's last three games on the bounce, which includes a 5-5 draw last time out in the league.

BTTS has landed in the first half in all three of De Graafschap’s games so far this season.

The bet won in three of the four head-to-heads between these two last season, with the games that De Graafschap hosted ending 3-2 and 2-2.

They’ve already let in eight goals in just three league games, while Almere City have scored three goals in both of their last two games.

BTTS has won in two of their three 26/27 outings, and my Goals Sheet rates this game at 7.93/10.

De Graafschap and Almere City ranked 3rd and 4th in last season's Eerste Divisie for the most BTTS yes games.

This is the highest-rated game for Both Teams to Score on my Goals Sheet this Saturday.

Viking have seen both teams score in seven of their last eight games, and the Eliteserien champions sealed qualification for the Champions League on Wednesday with a win over Dinamo Zagreb.

That occasion does give Aalesund a preparation advantage as they didn’t have a midweek game, while there will have also been some celebrating, that can increase fatigue, in the Viking camp on Wednesday evening.

Aalesund have seen BTTS land in all of their last 10 league games, including a 5-5 draw last time out in the league.

Tottenham regained some confidence by thrashing Charlton 5-1 in the League Cup on Wednesday, to bounce back from their 3-0 defeat at Brentford to kick off the season.

Newcastle were impressive in their 2-2 with Liverpool, they’d have won 2-1 if it wasn’t for a sloppy late penalty.

Matthias Jaissle’s side then came from behind to win 3-2 late on in the cup against West Brom.

Both head-to-heads last season saw BTTS land, with the game at St James’ Park ending 2-2.

Roberto De Zerbi's football lends itself towards goal-heavy games, 1.57 on BTTS for a Spurs game is fair and may shorten significantly in the coming weeks if they find their shooting boots.

Both of these sides have started the season well with three wins from their opening four games of the campaign, setting up this clash to be an entertaining one in what could be an early marker in the race for the title in Switzerland.

Young Boys have seen BTTS in three of their four matches in the league so far this season, most recently coming away 4-2 winners at home over Vaduz. Young Boys scored 43 goals at home across 19 games last season (2.26 per game), so they should have the fire power to get on the scoresheet here.

Basel have seen BTTS in each of their last four matches ahead of this clash and notably saw 63 goals across their 19 away matches last season (3.31 per game). They faced off against Young Boys four times in 2025, seeing BTTS in three of these matches.

Ross County are enjoying a really strong run of form ahead of this game, winning each of their last seven matches - with four of these games seeing BTTS.

They take on an East Kilbride side who have made a decent start to the campaign too, losing just one of their four matches and scoring nine goals across these games.

Ross County only drew three of their 18 home games in the Scottish Championship last season, seeing 52 goals across these games (2.88 per game). 

Their recent form would also suggest that a home win is likely, though East Kilbride have shown they have enough firepower in the early weeks of the campaign to at least get on the scoresheet. 

The Eerste Divisie is always a pretty good league for this market due to the frequency of high scoring matches - which we’ve already seen from both of these sides so far this season.

Almere have seen BTTS in five of their last six matches across all competitions with four of these games seeing BTTS & No Draw. Remarkably, only four of their 38 games in the Eerste Divisie last season ended in draws, the lowest tally of any side in the league.

Most of these draws came at home too, only one of their 19 away games finished level with Almere seeing 73 goals across these games (3.84 per game). 

De Graafschap have seen BTTS in each of their last eight matches across all competitions, with just two of these games finishing level.

Koln have seen BTTS & No Draw in each of their last two matches, including their first game in the DFB Pokal this season as they beat lower league opposition away from home 2-1.

Koln finished just three points above the drop zone in the Bundesliga last season as a newly promoted side, notably seeing 60 goals across their 17 home games (3.52 per game) with only four of these matches ending in draws.

Hoffenheim had one of the strongest away records in the division last season, only Dortmund and Bayern picked up more points on the road than the away side here - with only five of their 17 games ending in draws and an average of 3.58 goals per game across these matches.

Union Berlin have seen BTTS in each of their last six matches across all competitions, seeing BTTS & No Draw in four of these games.

Their opening competitive game of the season was in the DFB Pokal against lower league opposition and they came away 4-2 winners as the away side, extending a trend in pre-season of seeing goals at both ends.

Union Berlin saw an average of 3.05 goals per game at home in the Bundesliga last season, notably seeing BTTS in each of their last four head to head meetings with Frankfurt and two of these matches seeing BTTS & No Draw.

Frankfurt conceded 38 goals on the road in the Bundesliga last season (2.23 per game), so they are unlikely to come away from this game with a clean sheet - they have shown plenty of scoring power in recent matches though with 19 goals across their last five games.

This is the 2nd-highest rated game on my Goals Sheet for Both Teams to Score.

Sion are strong favourites for the game, and both sides saw BTTS land in the second leg of their qualifiers on Thursday.

Sion lost 5-3 at Ajax, losing 9-5 on aggregate in Conference League qualifying, while Lugano qualified for the competition, drawing 1-1 at Maccabi Tel Aviv on Thursday, to progress 3-2 on aggregate.

Lugano have scored two or more goals in all three of their Swiss Super League games so far, scoring 11 across those, while Sion have done the same and netted eight across their trio.

BTTS has landed in the last three head-to-heads, all taking place since November last year.

Luton have been bonkers so far this season, coming from 3-1 down at half time to beat Reading 4-3 in their league opener before drawing 2-2 with Notts County at home.

Their defending has been very, very questionable, and they have their excellent attacking players for the level to thank for their tally of four points from the two games.

Mansfield have also seen BTTS land in their first two league games, beating Doncaster 2-1 before losing away to Peterborough by the same scoreline.

Mansfield scored twice in both meetings with Luton last season, winning 2-0 on the road and drawing 2-2 at home.

Luton come in as favourites but have a preparation disadvantage as they lost 2-0 at Chelsea on Wednesday, while Mansfield have had a clear week to get ready for them.

This is the highest rated game for Both Teams to Score on Sunday, according to my Goals Sheet.

Vaduz have seen BTTS land in all four of their league games so far, despite losing all of them.

They’ve actually scored two or more goals in the last three of those games.

The bet has landed in six of their last seven games in all competitions.

Grasshopper have seen BTTS land in their opening three league outings, they’ve conceded by the 53rd minute in all of those.

Vaduz saw both teams score in 13 of their 18 home league games last term, and they’ve looked even more chaotic this season, pointing towards BTTS as a clear angle into this encounter.

Ajax have scored and conceded two or more goals in each of their last four games.

Scoring two or more themselves in 6/6 2026/27 outings.

That includes letting in two goals or more against Shelbourne (League of Ireland), Heerenveen (Eredivisie) and twice to Sion (Swiss Super League).

Telstar have seen both teams score in their opening two Eredivisie games, impressively beginning the campaign with a 2-1 win at NEC Nijmegen.

Posting encouraging xG totals of 1.66 and 1.42 in the process, the kind of chance creation that suggests they’ll breach what’s been a very open Ajax backline of late.

Tromso are heavy odds-on favourites for this game, but need to recover from the 4-0 thrashing they were on the end of at Brighton on Thursday night.

They have seen both teams score in each of their last three Eliteserien games.

Conceding once at HamKam (10th), twice at Aalesund (15th) and three times at Molde (4th).

9th-placed Sarpsborg have regularly been seeing this bet win recently.

It’s landed in their last three in the league as well, including in trips to Molde (3-3) and 2nd-placed Viking (2-1), so they should put themselves about against 3rd-placed Tromso, with the visitors having a significant preparation advantage after Tromso had just 22% of the ball at the Amex Stadium less than 72 hours before this game kicks off.

Monaco were the joint-best team in Ligue 1 last season for BTTS Yes winners, with 22 of their 34 games seeing the bet land.

Both sides got off to winning starts, with Marseille beating Strasbourg 4-0 and Monaco winning 1-0 at Le Havre.

Monaco scored in 15 of 17 league home games last season, and secured Conference League qualification on Thursday evening with a 4-1 win over Gornik Zabrze.

They conceded in 12 of 17 home league games last term, while Marseille only managed four shut-outs in their 17 away trips.

Both sides will be looking to steal an early march on PSG in the league (both are two points ahead at this early stage), which should see both go for the win on Sunday evening.