The Shots’ games have been entertaining for the neutral for the last couple of months now, with 30 goals scored in their last 8 league matches. Both teams have scored in every one of those games.

It’s not just recency bias though, as no other National League side has a higher percentage of matches in which both teams have scored this season, with the bet landing in 17 of their 25 games.

Braintree come into this away game after a thumping performance in their last match on the road, a 4-2 victory over Dagenham and Redbridge. Both teams have scored in 75% of the Iron’s away games this season. They have not failed to score on the road since the 28th September, with their last clean sheet away from home coming on the last day of August.

Altrincham are a good side to back when playing at home, where they’re very difficult to beat. They have won 50% of their 12 home games, drawing the other 5 and losing just once. They have also won 3 of their last 4 home league games, which suggests they are starting to convert those draws into wins.

Maidenhead have lost their last 4 away games, conceding 12 goals in the process, as they languish down in the relegation zone in 21st position. Their games on the road carry the second highest goals per game, with an average of 3.46. Altrincham should have enough about them to rack up a score here.

Ebbsfleet are seemingly doomed at the bottom of the National League, unable to even scrape 3 points against 23rd place Boston United last time out. They have taken 4 points off teams in the top half of the table so far this season, but you have to go back to October for the last time they didn’t lose to a side in the top half.

Yeovil have a very solid away record this season, where they have picked up more points than at Huish Park. They’ve won every game they’ve played on the road against bottom 7 opposition, so should have no issue here dispatching the worst side in the league.

Moors’ games usually guarantee goals. Both teams have scored in 10 of their 13 home games in the National League. The 3 games in which the bet wouldn’t have landed came as Solihull failed to break down 2 of the top defences in the league in York and Forest Green, whilst the third saw Tamworth fail to score, no surprise from the 2nd lowest away scorers in the league.

Eastleigh have the joint highest percentage of both teams to score games this season with 68%. When they face a side of similar or higher ability, both teams tend to score. Since mid-November, only blanks from Ebbsfleet and Maidenhead, both of which are sat in the relegation zone, have seen this bet fail to land.