Cardiff lead the way in League One and have been particularly impressive at home, with six wins from their eight matches. They’ve netted 19 goals across these games (2.3 per game), which is the joint best home scoring record of any side in the division.

Cardiff can still be vulnerable, seeing as they’ve conceded nine goals at home this term. They take on a Huddersfield side that can be very exciting to watch and have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions. The exception in this recent run was a 2-0 win over Lincoln last time out, where they could have scored more goals from the 23 efforts they had.

Huddersfield’s eight away matches in League One this term have produced 26 goals (3.25 per game). They are likely to be dragged into another high scoring contest here by the league leaders, who have shown a real appetite for goal heavy games at home this season.

Southampton have seen 3+ goals in each of their last five matches across all competitions, and are finally starting to match the quality of chances they create with goals. Will Still was let go from his role as head coach with the Saints, with Southampton having the worst xG underperformance of any side in the Championship at that point.

This has changed in recent weeks with Southampton scoring at least two goals in each of their last five matches, only losing one of these games (v Millwall). Their eight home matches have produced 17 goals (2.1 per game), but nine of these goals have come in their last three home matches. 

Birmingham are much more susceptible to stumbling on the road with just two wins from their nine away matches in the Championship this term. They’ve seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions, with the exception of their 1-1 draw against West Brom.

Luzern are a side that come up quite often in the goals algo with the Swiss Super League side seeing 3+ goals in 15 of their 18 competitive matches across all competitions this season. 

This includes seeing 3+ goals in each of their last five matches in the Swiss Super League, with their latest assignment ending in a 4-1 victory in the cup.

These sides faced off right at the start of the season with that clash producing three goals as Thun ran out 2-1 winners. That game had the potential to produce even more goals with the sides combining for an xG of 3.95, most of which was amassed by Thun (2.59).

Luzern are actually much stronger on the road than they are at home with only two defeats from their seven away matches this season. These games have produced 24 goals (3.42 per game), offering further promise when looking for at least three goals in this contest. 

This is a must-win for Arne Slot with the Reds dropping points against another promoted side last time out as they failed to beat Sunderland at Anfield. 

Daniel Farke appears to have cracked the code when it comes to a preferred system for his side, with Leeds switching to a 3-5-2 in recent weeks - coinciding with results of 3-1 and 3-2 against Chelsea and Manchester City.

These recent results show that Leeds can cause problems for the elite sides in the division, especially at Elland Road. Liverpool have only kept four clean sheets in the Premier League this season, so are likely to suffer in a similar manner to Chelsea and Manchester City in recent gameweeks. 

Liverpool have seen 3+ goals in three of their last five matches across all competitions, with their seven away matches producing 22 goals in total (3.14 per game).