Two teams who are experiencing a recent resurgence clash at the Pirelli Stadium on Saturday as Burton entertain Blackpool. The hosts have scored 11 goals in their last four games across all competitions, and those matches have been very open, with all four going over 2.5 goals.

The Brewers have struggled for goals on home soil this season with just five in seven games, however, their 6-0 defeat of St Albans in the FA Cup seems to have ignited their attacking threat. Despite their lack of goals, this bet would have landed in four of their last five games at home, and so goals are trending upwards.

Since Ian Evatt took the reins at Blackpool, they’ve seen three or more goals in three of his four games in charge, and in both league matches. Their win at Peterborough snapped a streak of five consecutive games on the road without scoring and with the outlook looking much rosier since Evatt’s arrival, they’ll make the trip to Burton full of confidence.

This bet would have cashed in three of the last four meetings between these sides and with the good vibes back at both clubs, they can play out an entertaining affair.

Despite having last tasted victory in league action on October 18th, Lincoln still occupy sixth place in a cramped promotion picture in League One. The Imps have won four of their seven home games in the league this season, and having seen off Stevenage and Luton across their last three matches as hosts, they’re clearly a strong side when playing at the LNER Stadium.

Michael Skubala will be keen to get back to winning ways and a home game against a side bottom of the form table across the last 10 matches is an excellent opportunity to do so.

Doncaster have stuttered in recent weeks and haven’t won in the league since early September, a run which has seen them beaten in six of their last eight. Grant McCann’s side looked especially poor on their travels, barely laying a glove on Leyton Orient or Wigan, and also losing at out of form Luton. They’ve lost four of their last six games away from home and will not be relishing a trip to a Lincoln side with eyes on the play-off places.

Notts County are the form side in League Two over the last five games, winning four and drawing one of these matches for a total of 13 points. There was much derision over the appointment of Martin Paterson in the Summer, but he is doing good job so far, with The Magpies sat third in the table and going slight under the radar, until an impressive victory live on Sky Sports at Cheltenham on Monday evening. They took 12 first half shots to the home sides two, scoring twice.

They host a Harrogate side at the opposite end of the form table, having lost all five of their last five. Perhaps more concerningly, four of those five losses came against sides in the bottom half of the table, so it is not as if they can clutch at a tough run of form. The underlying numbers do not provide much hope, with FotMob’s xG table showing they have picked up the exact amount of points that their performances have deserved.

Their only hope is that the extra couple of days rest gives them an advantage over County, but Notts should run out winners here.

It feels like I have picked both teams to score in every Swindon game since the beginning of time, but it is in fact their hosts that drive this selection. Fleetwood games have the highest percentage of both teams to score yes in League Two, level with Tranmere and Chesterfield, at 73%.

When focussing in on their home games, all seven of their league fixtures at Highbury Stadium have seen both teams find the net.

Whilst Swindon feel a bit less ‘goalsy’ than usual under Holloway at the moment, both teams are still scoring more often than not in their games over the course of the season. They have taken the 3rd most shots on target per game in League Two, and they have scored 10 goals in their last four games in all competitions. BTTS looks a good bet once again.