Bradford have collapsed down the table in recent weeks following a poor run of form, which has seen them lose four of their last five matches across all competitions. They’ve seen 3+ goals in four of these games and need to end this run of form quickly.

Bradford have seen 33 goals across their 13 home games in League One this season (2.58 per game), notably winning 19 of these matches. They’ve only conceded 12 goals across these fixtures, but their recent form would suggest that they are more defensively vulnerable than this record suggests, with Graham Alexander’s side failing to keep a clean sheet across their last five matches.

Doncaster have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions, and have found form at the right time, with the away side unbeaten across their last four games. Each of the last four meetings between the sides have produced 3+ goals, with these matches stretching back to October 2024. The two meetings between the sides this season have both finished in 3-1 wins for Doncaster.

Middlesbrough have cut the gap to Coventry at the top of the Championship to just three points, opening up a title race that many thought was near settled, with Frank Lampard’s side having a commanding eight point lead at the top of the Championship just a couple of months ago.

However, Coventry have let their standards slip, and lost 2-1 to Norwich last time out - offering encouragement to Middlesbrough, but also sides like Ipswich and Hull, who will be looking to capitalise. Middlesbrough have performed admirably under Kim Hellberg so far and have seen 3+ goals in each of their last five matches across all competitions.

Norwich have also undergone a revival under Phillipe Clement, who has seen his side win four games in a row for the first time this season. They’ve seen 3+ goals in all four of these victories, with their 15 away games in the Championship producing 44 goals (2.93 per game). The initial league meeting between these sides saw 3+ goals as Middlesbrough ran out 2-1 winners.

Marseille faced disappointment during the week as they crumbled to a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Club Brugge, with that result knocking them out of the Champions League on goal difference. That game marked the fifth consecutive game where Roberto De Zerbi’s side have seen 3+ goals, suggesting that Marseille are comfortable in high scoring games.

Their initial league meeting between these sides produced seven goals as Marseille came away 5-2 winners over Paris. Roberto De Zerbi will be looking for a reaction from his side here after crashing out of the Champions League as anything other than three points is likely to see the end of any chance that Marseille had of securing the Ligue 1 title, with this being one of the few campaigns in recent memory where PSG are still catchable.

Paris FC have seen 27 goals across their nine home games in Ligue 1 this term (3.0 per game) and have seen 3+ goals in three of their last five matches across all competitions. They are trying to pull away from the relegation zone so they should have motivation to contribute to the overall goal count in what should be an exciting clash.

These sides met back in November, with that meeting producing four goals as Barcelona ran out 3-1 winners. That clash marked the fifth consecutive head-to-head meeting between these sides that has produced 3+ goals, promising more goalmouth action on Saturday.

Barcelona have seen 3+ goals in each of their last four matches across all competitions, most recently running out 4-1 winners over Copenhagen in the Champions League. Hansi Flick’s side do struggle for clean sheets, which makes them a brilliant team to back for high goal counts when also considering how effective their attacking options are.

Elche have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions, failing to win any of these games. The slight advantage they have over Barcelona here is that they’ve had a full week to prepare for the clash, but are coming into the game on the back of a 3-2 loss to Levante. Elche have lost just one of their 11 home games in LaLiga this term, with these games producing 29 goals (2.63 per game).