Dordrecht are chasing a spot in the play-offs in the Eerste Divisie and currently sit five points adrift of those positions, notably having a game in hand on a few sides around them. There isn’t much in the race for the play-offs in the Dutch second division, and it could be a race that tightens up quickly, with the chances of teams outside those spots climbing into the play-offs slimming week by week.

Dordrecht have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches ahead of this clash, winning each of their last two games. They have failed to impress at home this term with just three wins from their 11 matches, with those games producing 31 goals (2.81 per game). They ran out 2-1 winners in the initial head-to-head league clash between the sides, and may need to score a few times here to confirm victory.

Helmond have crashed down the league following a winless run across their last five matches, with three of those games seeing BTTS. They notably have the worst away record in the division, having won just one of their 11 games on the road this season. Despite their poor away record, Helmond should take encouragement from the fact that Dordrecht are without a clean sheet across their last nine matches in all competitions.

Northampton will attempt to pull themselves out of the relegation zone here, while also trying to rope Barnsley into that conversation. The home side have drifted closer to the drop zone in recent weeks and now only sit five points clear of Burton in 21st. Anything other than three points for Conor Hourihane’s side would surely see them roped into the relegation conversation.

Barnsley have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, most recently running out 3-1 winners over Stevenage at home, which was a triumph that represents just their third win across their last 10 matches in all competitions. Barnsley have seen BTTS in seven of those games, and have seen 43 goals across their 12 home games in League One this term (3.58 per game).

Northampton enter this game having lost each of their last four matches across all competitions, and have a pretty dire away record with just three wins from their 14 clashes. Those games have produced 32 goals (2.28 per game), and the most recent meeting between the side,s which took place back in February last year, saw BTTS as Barnsley ran out 2-1 winners over Northampton.

Both sides have been in poor runs of form over the last few weeks, but are battling at opposite ends of the table in League Two, setting up an intriguing Tuesday evening clash. Harrogate sit bottom of the table, five points from safety, and have played an extra game than the sides around them - so there really isn’t room for error for the home side in this clash.

They will have to turn around recent form to get that important result they need, with Harrogate coming into this clash having lost each of their last five matches across all competitions. They’ve seen BTTS in two of those games, and have failed to keep a clean sheet in each of their last 21 matches across all competitions. Harrogate have seen 36 goals across their 14 home matches in League Two this term (2.57 per game).

BTTS landed in the most recent meeting between the sides as Swindon ran out 3-1 winners over Harrogate. Swindon were completely dominant in that clash and walked away with an xG of 2.76 from 22 shots. Swindon have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, most recently winning 3-1 against Barrow to end a recent run of poor form, which has put their chances of qualifying for the play-offs at a slight risk.

Milan must win here to keep the pressure on their city rivals, who currently lead the way in Serie A and have opened up an eight-point gap at the summit, having played a game in hand. This game is also important for Milan as it can focus the title race on the two sides from the fashionable city, with a win here opening up a four-point gap to Napoli for Massimiliano Allegri’s side.

Bologna won’t be pushovers, they’ve seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions and are aiming to be the first side to beat Allegri’s outfit on the road in the Italian top-flight this term. Milan have won six and drawn five of their 11 away matches in Serie A this season, with those games producing 26 goals (2.36 per game).

Milan are rightly favourites, but Bologna can make this an awkward encounter for the away side with the chaos that they have seen in recent games in Serie A - Bologna’s most recent game domestically ended in a 3-2 defeat to Genoa on the road, highlighting how the home side here can get themselves involved in high-scoring encounters.