Both sides enter this contest having seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions. Derby’s games, in particular, have been really entertaining, with 44 goals across their 16 Championship matches (22 scored, 22 conceded - 2.75 per game).

Derby saw another entertaining clash last time out as they fell to a 3-2 defeat against Watford at home. They’re currently overachieving their xG by seven goals in the Championship, which is the second largest overachievement in the league, behind league leaders Coventry (+9).

Derby have progressed pretty well on the road so far, avoiding defeat in five of their seven matches. These games have produced 19 goals (10 scored, nine conceded - 2.71 per game). Derby have seen BTTS in five of these matches, so goals at both ends have been common on their travels this term.

Swansea have seen 22 goals across their eight home games this term (2.75 per game). They’ll be optimistic of their chances of getting on the scoresheet here, given Derby’s defensive issues on the road.

This is a really important game for Villarreal in the context of the continuation of their Champions League campaign. Villarreal currently sit third in LaLiga, only behind Real Madrid and Barcelona, but these performances haven’t quite translated to their European games yet. Villarreal have lost three of their four matches in the Champions League, making this a must not lose at the very least.

Dortmund come into this game having seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions. Their most recent assignment against Stuttgart ended in a 3-3 draw, highlighting Dortmund’s tendency to see goals at both ends. This has also been true in the Champions League, with Dortmund seeing BTTS in all four of their games in the competition so far.

Villarreal come into this game having won four of their last five matches across all competitions, most recently running out 2-1 winners over Mallorca. They have kept clean sheets in three of these games, but will be hard pressed to keep another here, with Dortmund netting 13 goals across their four Champions League matches (3.25 per game).

Eddie Howe was quick to dismiss the tag of Newcastle as a ‘cup side’ in a recent interview, but his side do possess the required traits to be an effective side in this competition. The Magpies have won three of their four matches in the Champions League, only losing to Barcelona.

Newcastle have seen BTTS in three of their last five matches across all competitions, and are likely to be tested at times by Marseille in this contest. Roberto De Zerbi’s side haven’t quite found their groove in the Champions League with just one win from their four matches, though this victory did come at home in a 4-0 battering of Ajax.

Marseille saw BTTS last time out as they ran out 5-1 winners over Nice. This result lifted Marseille to within two points of PSG at the summit of Ligue 1 in what looks to be the most competitive title race we’ve seen in France in recent seasons. Marseille have netted 21 goals across their six home matches this term (3.5 per game).

Waalwijk’s 0-0 draw against Top Oss last time out ended a run of 11 matches in a row where Waalwijk had seen BTTS. It shouldn’t take too long for that pattern to emerge again here, with Maastricht seeing BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions.

Waalwijk have been unable to find consistency at home this season, with just three wins from their eight matches. They’ve conceded 15 goals across these matches, netting 14 themselves - which is a record that falls in line with their recent record of BTTS in 11 of their last 12 matches.

BTTS has landed in each of the last three head-to-head meetings between these sides, and the recent records of both give it a strong chance of landing again here. Waalwijk are natural favourites, as Maastricht have only won one of their matches on the road this season, but their lack of defensive security at home opens the door for Maastricht to get on the scoresheet.