Fiorentina host a Como side who have a serious chance of staying up this season but the battle at the bottom of the Serie A table is incredibly tight meaning that every game carries extra weight now for Cesc Fabregas’ side.

Fiorentina have seen BTTS in four of their last five games across all competitions, their games at home usually produce goals with 35 across their 12 home matches this season (2.91 per game). Como’s record also makes for decent reading, they’ve seen 29 goals across their 12 away assignments this season (2.41 per game) – notably only managing to win one of these games. Como have also seen BTTS in four of their last five games in all competitions.

The inital meeting between these sides ended 2-0 to Fiorentina in what was quite a professional performance but wasn’t without Como providing a threat going the other way. Cesc Fabregas’ side generated an xG of 1.14 in the game from four shots on target suggesting that they can threaten Fiorentina here with the game having plenty riding on it for both sides.

With neither of these sides in form to write home about, an entertaining draw seems likely as they face up for the third time this season with Tottenham winning both of the previous meetings in the Premier League and the EFL Cup.

Neither of these backlines can be trusted at the moment, Tottenham are still battling with defensive injuries whilst Manchester United are having teething problems in getting used to Ruben Amorim’s preferred style of play leading to gaps in the midfield and between the back three which the opposition have been able to exploit. Tottenham have seen BTTS in ten of their twelve home games this season, showcasing how often they are having to outscore the opposition to get a result on home ground.

Neither of these sides draw many games back the lack of consistency and form that plagues both teams at the moment should see the points shared at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium but without goals for both sides as has been the trend in the majority of Tottenham’s home games this season.

Frankfurt can take a big step in their mission to secure Champions League qualification for next season with all three points here. The race for the European finishes is tight in the Bundesliga, just six points separates Frankfurt in third and Freiburg in sixth so things can quickly unravel if Dino Toppmoller’s side don’t take advantage of the opportunity they have here against second from bottom Holstein Kiel.

Despite battling at the foot of the table, Holstein Kiel are usually quite good at finding the back of the net. They’ve scored 33 goals across their 21 Bundesliga games this season (1.57 per game). This record suggests that their attacking output has been quite reliable this term and that it is in conceding 54 goals in the Bundesliga that has been the source of their struggles this year – no side has conceded more goals than Holstein Kiel in the Bundesliga this season.

This selection landed in the initial meeting between these sides which displayed perfectly how Holstein Kiel can be an attacking threat but far too open at the back as Frankfurt ran out 4-2 winners. Expect more of the same here with Frankfurt only losing one of their ten home games this season, scoring 26 goals in the process but not exactly being watertight at the back in conceding 13 on home turf this campaign.