Emmen sit just one point outside the playoff spots in the Eerste Divisie, and could cross into them with a win here. They’ve seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, most recently losing 2-1 to leaders Den Haag. It was pretty impressive that Emmen managed to score in that game, seeing as Den Haag have only conceded seven goals across their nine home games this term.

Their nine home games in the division have seen 37 goals (22 scored, 15 conceded - 4.11 per game), with the 15 goals they’ve conceded showing that they tend to give up plenty of opportunities to opponents in front of their home fans.

Helmond have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, with the exception of a 0-0 draw against Cambuur - a side that sit second in the division. Helmond opted for a pragmatic approach on that occasion, leading to only three shots on target in the contest.

Helmond have been poor on the road, with just one win from their nine away matches. These games have produced 20 goals, with their most recent away assignment ending in a 3-1 defeat to De Graafschap.

Alkmaar picked up just their sixth win of the season last time out, as they edged a five goal contest against Roda on the road. That game marked the third occasion across the last five matches where Alkmaar have seen BTTS, and their opponents here offer promise for another goal heavy encounter.

Utrecht have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, managing to win two of these games. Three of these games have seen five or more goals, so it may be worth testing higher goal lines for this contest.

This fixture last season ended in a 5-1 win for Alkmaar, though it is unlikely to be as one sided this time around. The sides are separated by just three points in the Eerste Divisie, so we can expect them to go blow for blow throughout this game.

Alkmaar have the worst home record of any side in the Eerste Divisie with just two wins from their nine home matches. They have been scoring goals in these matches with 11 to their name, but the 16 that they have conceded makes them vulnerable, and a good choice for a BTTS angle.

PSV are 10 points adrift of the automatic promotion places in the Eerste Divisie, with Cambuur and Den Haag setting a frightening pace at the summit of the Dutch second division. PSV could still find themselves in with a chance of automatic promotion if they can stay around these two sides, with things often changing quickly in the Eerste Divisie.

PSV do face a battle for their play-off spot, with just five points separating them from their opponents here, who sit in 8th, which is the final play-off spot. PSV have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, only failing to score in their 4-0 defeat against Eindhoven last time out - a game in which they had six shots on target.

Almere come into this clash having won their last three matches in the Eerste Divisie, with BTTS landing in two of those victories. Their nine away games have seen 31 goals (3.44 per game), so we should be in for an exciting encounter here. Almere have only won three of those matches, losing the other six - so we should expect an exciting tussle here with PSV being the favourites as the home side.

Union Berlin are a tough side to beat at home with just two defeats from their seven home matches in the Bundesliga so far this season. These matches have seen 20 goals (2.85 per game) with BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions.

Union Berlin are notably the only side in the Bundesliga who have managed to take points off of Bayern Munich, holding them to a 2-2 draw at home a few weeks ago - ending Vincent Kompany’s sides’ impressive winning run across all competitions. They can channel this giant-killing power again to strike against a Leipzig side that sit 2nd in the division.

Leipzig have also seen 20 goals across their seven away matches in the Bundesliga this term. They’ve won three of those games, with BTTS landing in two of their last five matches across all competitions.