This is pretty generously priced, I’d consider taking it as a single at EVS alongside it as one of the legs of our accumulator. Notts County were on the end of a surprise 4-0 hammering on the road against Cambridge last time out, marking the fourth occasion across their last five matches where Notts County have seen 3+ goals.

This run has put their hopes of automatic promotion at risk, with Notts County slipping out of the top three and now trailing Cambridge by one point - while MK Dons have pulled three points clear of Martin Paterson’s side. They now welcome a confident Barnet side who are looking to make a late push for the playoffs, they’ve avoided defeat in each of their last five matches in League Two - seeing 3+ goals in four of these games.

This positive run for the away side has seen them move to within four points of the playoff spots - setting the away side up well to cause an upset here. Barnet have been pretty good on the road in League Two, complicating matters further for Notts County, only losing five of their 21 matches on the road this term.

Viking laid down a bit of an early statement last time out with a 5-0 win over Bodo Glimt. They fully deserved that victory as well, having 15 shots which produced an xG of 2.42 - despite only having 29% of the ball in that contest. To beat a side that they battled for the title last season so convincingly early on in the campaign should have a really positive effect on Viking, as they look to defend their Eliteserien title.

Viking covered this line on their own in the most recent meeting between the sides, coming away 3-0 winners. They could cover this line on their own again here, as Brann have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 19 matches across all competitions. Each of the last three meetings between these sides since 2025 have seen 3+ goals, with Brann managing to contribute to the goal tally in the other meetings prior to that 3-0 loss. 

Brann have lost three of their opening four games of the Eliteserien season, seeing 15 goals across these matches (3.75 per game). Viking should have plenty of confidence from their 5-0 win over Bodo last time out, spurring them on to potentially cover this goal line on their own - though Brann have shown through recent clashes that they can also offer a threat.

Frankfurt have recovered slightly from a hectic first half of the season under Dino Toppmoller, which saw them contest a flurry of end to end games where they were always defensively vulnerable. The initial league meeting between these sides is a good example of this, with Frankfurt falling to a 6-0 defeat to Leipzig on the road.

Each of the last five meetings since 2024 have seen 3+ goals, with Frankfurt coming away 4-0 winners in this fixture last season. This is an important game for Leipzig too, they have pulled away a little in the race for a Champions League spot in the Bundesliga, but still face the threat of Leverkusen and Hoffenheim, who will remain active in the Champions League battle until the end of the season. 

Frankfurt have seen 3+ goals in each of their last three Bundesliga matches. Their slow start to the season looks likely to cost them when it comes to qualifying for Europe, but they can still have a say in who makes up the final order for the Champions League.

This is a big match in the battle for Champions League places, especially for Chelsea, who trail Man United by seven points heading into kickoff. Liam Rosenior’s side have lost three straight Premier League games without managing a single goal. Two of those defeats came at home, including a flat 3-0 loss to Man City most recently.

The first league meeting between these two finished with exactly three goals, as Man United won 2-1 - Chelsea had Rob Sanchez sent off within the first three minutes. Chelsea have seen three or more goals in each of their last four matches across all competitions, conceding three goals in three of those games.

They’re really missing Trevoh Chalobah and Levi Colwill, their two best centre-backs, so you’d expect the Chelsea defence to struggle again here, against a side that has taken more shots than any other Premier League team this season.

Man United’s matches have been pretty chaotic under Michael Carrick. They’ve seen three or more goals in each of their last five games heading into this trip to Stamford Bridge, and can put all of their focus on qualifying for the Champions League, since United are only competing on one front.