Feyenoord are on a mission under Robin van Persie to end the dominance of PSV over the Dutch top flight in recent seasons. They currently sit three points behind PSV who lead the way with 10 wins from their 12 matches. Feyenoord can take another big step to reclaiming the Eredivise title here in what should be an entertaining affair against Nijmegen. 

Nijmegen’s 12 games in the Eredivisie this season have produced 49 goals (4.08 per game). They’ve seen 3+ goals in nine of their 12 games in the Dutch top flight this term, and Feyenoord are the perfect side to tempt out another high scoring encounter. 

Feyenoord have won five of their six matches at home this season, with these games producing 19 goals (3.16 per game). Nijmegen have also offered an attacking threat on the road with their six away matches producing 22 goals (3.66 per game). Nijmegen have only managed to win one of these games, which suggests that they struggle to see games out, but do offer an attacking threat.

Leipzig have started this campaign strongly after a disastrous season last year, which saw head coach Marco Rose sacked and Leipzig finish seventh in the Bundesliga, missing out on any form of European football. They’ve won seven of their 10 matches in the Bundesliga so far this season, with each of their last five matches producing 3+ goals. 

Werder Bremen are progressing steadily this season and currently sit eighth in the Bundesliga, but their away form is a bit of a concern. They’ve only managed to win one of their five away matches this season, conceding 11 goals across these games - this is the second highest goals conceded tally in the Bundesliga behind Heidenheim (14), who rank bottom in the Bundesliga for their away record. 

Leipzig should be able to make the most of Bremen’s porous nature on the road, having scored 10 goals across their four home games this season (2.5 per game), winning all of these matches. Bremen saw 3+ goals in their most recent assignment, which ended in a 2-1 win over Wolfsburg.

Both of these sides face a real battle to finish in the play-off spots to be part of the Championship group that the Swiss Super League breaks off into at the end of the campaign. St Gallen currently sit in the play-off spots, but only by four points - a win for Lausanne here would take them to within two points of their opponents in a very congested middle of the table in Switzerland.

St Gallen have seen 3+ goals in each of their last five matches across all competitions heading into this clash. They’ve managed to win two of those games, losing the other three, so they’re far from secure in matches at the moment. This is also true when looking at their home record; their seven matches have produced 23 goals (3.28 per game), but they have lost three of those games. 

Only three sides have scored more goals in the Swiss Super League this term than Lausanne Sport, with one of those sides being St Gallen. They can cause the home side problems here and contribute to the overall goal tally in what should be a fiercely contested affair as the sides battle for a play-off spot.

Betis take on quite a forward thinking approach at home which was reflected in their goal numbers at home last season. Betis saw 53 goals across their 19 home games last term (32 scored, 21 conceded - 2.79 per game).

They may be able to cover this line on their own with Girona having one of the worst away defensive records in LaLiga this season. Only Valencia (15), Barcelona (12) and Mallorca (12) have conceded more goals on the road than Girona this season (11). 

The most recent head to head meeting between these sides produced four goals as Betis ran out 3-1 winners over Girona back in April. Interestingly, BTTS has landed in each of the last seven head to head meetings between the sides, which is a good sign for our selection here and may require Betis to net a few goals if they want to come away with all three points here.