Twente are looking to kick on from a strong season in which they finished 6th in the Eredivisie and gave a decent account of themselves in Europe, offering a platform for head coach Joseph Oosting to build from. Twente’s games on the road last season were very entertaining; their 17 away matches produced 54 goals (3.17 per game), which is a strong record for the BTTS portion of this bet. 

BTTS landed in both meetings between the sides last season, which ended in 1-1 draws, but Twente could have taken more from both of these games. They were completely dominant in the home game in registering an xG of 2.91 to PEC Zwolle’s 0.5,2 which showcases the real gap in quality between these sides. Zwolle scored 24 goals across their 17 home games last season, so they are more than capable of matching the scoring power of Twente. 

Twente have strengthened their squad in the summer transfer window, which should give them even more room to grow this season and look to challenge the established elite in the Eredivisie. The signings of Ramiz Zerrouki and Robin Propper address the main issue that Twente had last season in a lack of quality in the middle of the park, which can aid them in getting a positive result on the road here.

Konsvinger have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions coming into this clash against Stabaek who find themselves needing points urgently to pull them away from the relegation scrap at the bottom of the OBOS-ligaen.

Konsvinger have avoided defeat in six of their eight home matches in the Norwegian second division this season, coming out on top in four of these matches. They’ve scored 19 goals across these games (2.3 per game) which should be enough to see them home against a Stabaek side that have only managed to score eight goals across their eight away matches this term. 

However, Konsvinger may have the home advantage and superior quality when matched up against Stabaek but their recent form is cause for concern which is where the BTTS angle of this bet can come into play. Stabaek have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches - they’re also winless across this recent run but a victory seems closer over the horizon for the home side as they chase a promotion playoff spot.

Sturm Graz are the reigning Austrian Bundesliga champions and have made a positive start to their defence of the title with a 2-0 win over LASK away from home. They now welcome Rapid Vienna for their first home game of the season, a ground where they had more success than any other side in the Austrian Bundesliga last season. 

Sturm Graz won 11 of their 16 games at home last season, scoring 43 goals in the process - this was 65% of the total goals that Sturm Graz managed to score overall last season so they are certainly a side that seems to thrive when playing in front of their home fans. They take on a Rapid Vienna side who managed to record a 3-1 victory over Sturm Graz in the most recent head-to-head meeting between the sides and look to be a side that can disrupt the rhythm of the Austrian Bundesliga champions. 

The sides met four times last season with BTTS landing in two of these fixtures. Sturm Graz actually only managed to win one of these games but it is notable that the head to head record slightly shifts in favour of Sturm Graz when looking at their home games against Rapid Vienna - the last win that Rapid Vienna recorded at the Merkur Arena was back in 2020, though they have managed to score in eight of the 11 games since that victory when making the trip to take on Sturm Graz.