Thun show no signs of slowing down in their hunt to finish top of the Swiss Super League as a newly promoted side with their 2-1 win over Luzern last time out making it five wins in a row for Thun. They’ve seen BTTS in three of these games, and take on a St Gallen side who are their closest challengers at the moment - though there are 15 points between the sides.

St Gallen managed to run out 2-0 winners when the sides met earlier in the season, but did concede an xG of 1.13 in that game from 17 shots. Thun have also improved since that meeting and carry real momentum into this fixture, it is also notable that each of the four head to head meetings prior to St Gallen’s 2-0 win over Thun had seen BTTS.

St Gallen have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, most recently beating Winterthur 2-1 at home. St Gallen tend to be pretty strong on the road with just two defeats from their 13 away matches in the Swiss Super League this term, with these games producing 43 goals (3.30 per game).

The initial league meeting between these sides saw BTTS as the teams played out a 1-1 draw, with each of the last three head to head meetings seeing both sides get on the scoresheet.

Basel have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, winning two of these games, and should be in a strong position to qualify for the Championship group with 10 points between them and the closest challengers.

Grasshopper have managed to win just two of their 13 away matches in the Swiss Super League this season, with these games producing 41 goals (3.15 per game). They’ve seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions, and should take quite a bit of confidence from their display against Basel earlier in the season where they racked up an xG of 1.31 from 14 shots.

This is nothing short of a must win game for Tottenham, but it carries importance for Palace too as Oliver Glasner’s side are not out of the relegation battle just yet. Tottenham have seen BTTS in both of their two matches under Igor Tudor so far - losing both games - with BTTS extending to four of Tottenham’s last five matches across all competitions.

Tottenham actually managed to beat Palace at Selhurst Park earlier in the season, though were pretty fortunate to keep a clean sheet given that Palace registered an xG of 1.47 from 15 shots overall. Palace have seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions, and have seen 32 goals across their 14 away matches in the Premier League this season (2.28 per game).