Both of these sides have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions. Both sides also fell to defeats in their most recent matches, with Bromley losing 2-1 to Bristol Rovers and Colchester coming out on the wrong end of a 3-2 scoreline against MK Dons.

Colchester have seen 23 goals across their seven home games in League Two this season (3.28 per game). Only Bromley (25) and Fleetwood (24) have seen more goals in their home games in League Two than Colchester this season. This fits in quite nicely with the fact that Bromley have seen BTTS in each of their last three matches in League Two, winning just one of those games.

Bromley have seen 14 goals across their seven away games in League Two this season (2.0 per game). This isn’t as promising as Colchester’s home goals record, but it shows that they can test the home side here. Bromley have scored in each of their last three away matches in League Two, so they have the firepower to ask questions of a leaky Colchester backline.

Livingston have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions, including earning a 2-2 draw against Hibernian last time out. Livingston sit at the bottom of the table but have managed to score five goals across their six away matches this season, and should be able to find the back of the net against a Falkirk side that have conceded nine goals across their six home games (1.5 per game).

Falkirk’s six home matches have produced 20 goals (3.33 per game), with the home side netting 11 of those goals. No side has seen more goals at home than Falkirk in the SPFL this season, giving Livingston a chance of getting on the scoresheet here. Falkirk have failed to keep a clean sheet across their last eight matches in all competitions, with their last shutout coming against Aberdeen in a 1-0 win on the 31st August.

BTTS landed in the most recent clash between the sides as Livingston claimed a 3-1 win over Falkirk. The home side registered an xG of 1.59 on that occasion from nine shots, which makes for promising reading ahead of their clash here. BTTS has landed in two of the three head-to-head clashes that have taken place between these sides this calendar year.

This is a crucial game for both Viking and HamKam as we reach the final stages of the Eliteserien season. Viking currently sit top of the league, just one point clear of Bodo/Glimt in 2nd making every point from here on in crucial to their chances of winning the league.

Bodo did have a game in hand on Viking a few weeks ago, but failed to make the most of that advantage, handing the initiative to Viking in the closing weeks of the season. HamKam have an important battle at the opposite end of the table with just six points keeping them from the drop zone. They should be safe from this position, but a solid performance is required here to make sure of their status in the Eliteserien for another season.

Viking are unbeaten across their last five matches in the Eliteserien, but the pressure is clearly increasing. BTTS has landed in four of those games, including each of their last three as they close in on a historic victory. HamKam have seen a similar pattern in their recent matches with BTTS landing in all five matches, with HamKam winning four of those games as they close out the campaign strongly.

Breda’s 1-0 win over Go Ahead Eagles last time out ended a run of seven matches in which they’d seen BTTS. Breda have seen 18 goals across their five away matches in the Eredivisie this term (3.6 per game), with Breda failing to win any of those matches.

Volendam’s five home matches have produced 15 goals (3.0 per game), impressively managing to avoid defeat in four of those. They should be able to break the resolve of the Breda backline, having netted nine goals across those matches and when considering Breda’s general lack of clean sheets this term.

Volendam have seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions, while Breda have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions. It’s also notable that both sides have only kept one clean sheet in the Eredivisie this season, so they aren’t currently at the top of their games when it comes to defensive solidity.