These sides have faced off twice this season, once in the FA Cup and once in the league, with both games seeing BTTS and Bolton coming away 2-1 winners. 

This is a huge game for Huddersfield, they’ve been loitering around the playoff spots for a few weeks now but really need a positive result here to keep those hopes alive, with four points separating them from Stevenage in sixth. 

Huddersfield have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, winning just one of these games. Their away record has been letting them down in their playoff push, with only six wins from their 21 matches on the road - though they have managed to score 25 goals across these games, indicating that they will be able to carry an attacking threat here.

Bolton have been one of the most entertaining sides to watch in the EFL this season, as shown by their 5-1 win over Stevenage during the week to cement their spot in the playoffs. They’ve seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions, and have seen 59 goals across their 21 home games in League One this season (2.80 per game).

Millwall are pushing to be to a surprise feature in the Premier League this season, and should have plenty of motivation to collect all three points here after Ipswich’s 2-0 defeat to Portsmouth during the week - which means that Alex Neil’s side are only two points away from an automatic promotion spot, though Ipswich do still have a game in hand.

Each of the last three meetings between these sides since 2024 has seen BTTS. The most recent meeting saw Millwall come away 2-1 winners at Loftus Road, with both sides producing an xG in excess of 1.0 (1.87-1.64). That game is a good example of the ruthless efficiency that Millwall have been playing with this season - they only had five shots in the contest but all five attempts found the target. 

It looks like the playoffs are just about out of touch for QPR now, but they have been playing well in recent weeks - avoiding defeat in each of their last five matches across all competitions. QPR have seen BTTS in four of these games, winning three, so they should be able to play a part in trying to disrupt Millwall’s playoff push.

This is a mammoth game for Wolfsburg. They find themselves seven points from safety, and can’t really afford too many more slip ups from now until the end of the season. They have failed to keep a clean sheet in each of their last 22 matches across all competitions, so this won’t be a straightforward assignment for the away side.

The home side made a bit of history during the week as they appointed Marie-Louise Eta as interim head coach, making her the only active woman in the position across Europe. Union Berlin should be safe from this position, with seven points separating them from the drop zone ahead of kick off - though a win for Wolfsburg here may just drag them back into the relegation battle slightly.

Wolfsburg actually managed to come away 3-1 winners over Union Berlin when the sides met earlier in the season. They’ve seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, and have seen 52 goals across their 14 away games in the Bundesliga this season (3.71 per game). Union Berlin have grown a little complacent in recent weeks after pulling away from the drop zone, failing to win any of their last three games and seeing BTTS in two of these matches.

The initial league meeting between these sides saw BTTS as Wimbledon came away 2-1 winners over Plymouth. Wimbledon find themselves in a very different situation to where they were for that clash, coming into this game having lost each of their last five matches across all competitions - leaving them just three points above the drop zone.

Wimbledon have failed to score in any of these matches, which could be a concern, but they’ve been playing some of the best sides in the division across this recent run - including Stockport, Luton and Lincoln. They take on a Plymouth side who just conceded two goals against another relegation threatened side in Exeter at home, so they should be defensively vulnerable enough for Wimbledon to pose an attacking threat in this must win game for the home side.

Plymouth have seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions, and have notably conceded 26 goals across their 20 away games in League One this season - also scoring 35 goals themselves, which is more than any other side on the road in League One this season. 

The respective clean sheet records for both of these sides also make goals at both ends likely. Only Barnsley (3) have kept fewer clean sheets in League One this season than Wimbledon (7), while Plymouth have only kept 12 shutouts across their 42 matches in the division (28%).