The first leg of this Nations League saw BTTS in a 2-2 draw which was action-packed, Spain managed to get back on level terms right at death thanks to a 96th minute equaliser from Mikel Merino. Spain were a level below their best and allowed Netherlands to cut through their press far too easily on occasions, which saw Ronald Koeman’s side have real success in the final third.

Spain have won five of their seven games in the Nations League this season, seeing BTTS in three of those victories – showing that there is some defensive fragility about this Spain side. This will only have been worsened due to the injury to Pau Cubarsi in the first leg, this will encourage the Netherlands and should see them get themselves on the scoresheet.

Spain have won all three of their games at home in the Nations League this campaign, whilst Luis de la Fuente’s side may not be able to keep the Netherlands out, they certainly have the scoring power to run away with this game. Spain saw BTTS and came out as winners in every knockout round on the road to lifting the European Championship which shows that Spain can not only turnover some of the best sides in Europe, but also withstand their scoring ability to still come out on top.

Netherlands have seen BTTS in five of their seven games in the Nations League this season, they will look to learn from the first leg performance but will face an uphill battle here against a Spain side that are really strong on home soil.

This selection landed in the first leg with Germany rallying after going a goal behind early on to fire two second half goals past Gianluigi Donnarumma, to enter this game with a slender advantage. A draw probably would have been a fairer result based on the balance of play, but the lead Germany have will likely force Italy to be a bit more expansive and bold in coming forward.

Germany have seen BTTS in four of their seven Nations League games this season, coming out on top in two of those fixtures. Julian Nagelsmann’s side have won all three of their games at home in the Nations League this season, scoring 13 goals in the process and impressively, not conceding a goal. However, Italy could be the side to break this record as arguably the most balanced team to visit Germany in the Nations League this campaign.

Italy have found the back of the net in all seven of their Nations League games this campaign, which sets them up well to score again here. BTTS has landed in six of those games suggesting that Italy are not yet at a stage where they can successfully control games, their fixtures are chaotic and always give chances to the opposition to find their way back into the game.

Italy have fallen just short of Europe’s elite in recent games in the Nations League, losing to both France and Germany at home in their last two games in the competition – BTTS landing in each of those. Italy will have enough to threaten but are likely to fall just short of progressing here with Germany’s imperious record at home in the Nations League this season.