Luton are only four points away from the playoff spots in League One, so could take a massive step towards finishing inside the top six with all three points here - while taking points off one of their playoff rivals.

Luton have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, winning three of these games. They come into this clash having beaten Exeter 3-2 at Kenilworth Road, setting up this game for more action at both ends. Luton have seen 50 goals across their 19 home games in League One this term (2.63 per game), winning 10 of these matches.

Stockport have seen BTTS in each of their last two matches ahead of this clash and face a real battle to keep their spot in the playoff positions with only five points between fifth and eleventh in League One at the time of writing.

Stockport have seen 47 goals across their 18 away matches in League One this term (2.61 per game), and should be able to contribute to an end to end game which produces goals for both sides in a tight race for a playoff finish.

Barnsley have been one of my go-to sides to back for goals this season due to how aggressive their attacking approach is. They’ve only kept two clean sheets in League One this season, the fewest of any side, but have scored 59 goals across their 36 games to counteract this (1.63 per game).

Barnsley have conceded the exact same amount of goals in League One this term, highlighting why they are such a good side to back for goals. They’ve seen BTTS in each of their last four matches in League One, with three of these games ending in draws.

The initial league meeting between these sides saw three goals as Barnsley ran out 2-1 winners over Doncaster. The home side were actually pretty unlucky to lose that game as they dominated the xG battle (1.85-0.49), but could get their revenge here with Barnsley being the weakest side at the back in League One so far this season.

The most recent league meeting between these sides produced five goals as Twente ran out 3-2 winners over Fortuna Sittard. Twente were the main threat in that game, generating an xG of 2.90 from 10 shots on target while Sittard were clinical in scoring from two of their four shots on target.

Each of the last three head to head meetings between the sides have seen BTTS, and this latest meeting means quite a lot to both sides with Twente looking to hunt down Nijmegen in third and Sittard hoping to close the gap to the Conference League spots. Sittard have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, winning three of these games.

Sittard have also seen 44 goals across their 13 home matches in the Eredivisie this season (3.38 per game), with an exact split in the number of goals scored and conceded (22). Only Heracles (2) and Volendam (1) have kept fewer clean sheets in the Eredivisie than Sittard (3), so it is obvious that the home side are familiar with high scoring games and can see goals at both ends again here.

This is a massive fixture in the Eerste Divisie, as Waalwijk look to hold onto their playoff spot while Den Bosch aim to cut into the four point gap currently keeping them out of the postseason mix.

When these sides met earlier in the campaign, Waalwijk fought back to earn a 2-2 draw on the road - a game that featured 26 total shots and 10 on target. Both teams finding the net has become something of a trend in this matchup, with each of the last four head-to-head meetings seeing goals at both ends.

Waalwijk have seen BTTS land in four of their last five matches across all competitions, including a 2-2 draw with Almere last time out, a result that slightly stalled their playoff charge and handed a boost to the likes of Den Bosch. The visitors have also seen BTTS in four of their last five outings across all competitions.

On top of that, Den Bosch have been involved in 58 goals across their 16 away league matches this season, which works out to an average of 3.6 goals per game on the road.