This is a really intriguing clash in Liga Portugal with Famalicao chasing down a European spot and Estrela looking to put some distance between themselves and the relegation zone with the away side currently only having a two point buffer to the drop zone.

Famalicao have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions, only seeing under this goal line in their 1-0 defeat against Benfica last time out which was a very scrappy affair. They’ll be favourites here and have netted 11 goals across their eight home games this term - suggesting that they have enough firepower to contribute to the goal tally here.

Estrela have only managed to win one of their seven away matches in Liga Portugal this term, conceding 13 goals in the process. They’ve seen 3+ goals in three of their last five matches across all competitions, including seeing four goals in their last away fixture as they lost 3-1 to Porto.

Wilfried Nancy finally got his first win as Celtic manager last time out with a 3-1 triumph over Aberdeen, marking the fifth consecutive game where Celtic have seen BTTS - coinciding with when the former MLS manager took over at the club.

The way Nancy likes to play is conducive to high-scoring matches. He wants his players to take plenty of risks to impose an attacking style of play, which it’s fair to say has taken some time for the majority of players to adapt to. It’s not all down to Nancy, as Celtic’s overall squad planning and recruitment over recent seasons can be questioned, particularly in forward areas.

Livingston have seen 3+ goals in three of their last five matches across all competitions, and sit bottom of the table having conceded 32 goals across their 17 matches (1.88 per game). Only Kilmarnock (33) have conceded more goals in the Scottish top-flight than Livingston so far this season.

Celtic have managed to cover this line on their own in each of the last three head-to-head meetings between the sides. Nancy’s side should have gained some confidence from that victory over Aberdeen, and can look to build on that here against the worst-performing side in the Scottish top-flight this term.

I’d consider taking this as a single alongside backing it in our accumulator, it’s a reasonable price for a six-pointer between two sides struggling towards the bottom of Serie A. Fiorentina haven’t kept a clean sheet across their last 14 matches in all competitions, seeing BTTS in four of their last five matches.

Fiorentina earned their first win of the season in Serie A last time out with a 5-1 battering of Udinese, who were reduced to 10 men after just eight minutes of action. This victory should give them confidence, but they’ll be aware that there is still a lot to do with Fiorentina sitting five points adrift of their opponents here ahead of kick-off.

No side has conceded more goals in Serie A than Fiorentina this term (27), which tells us that Fiorentina are rarely able to offer a decent defensive rearguard, opening the door for an entertaining clash between two sides scrapping at the bottom of Serie A.

Liverpool could easily cover this line on their own with how poor Wolves have been in general this season. Rob Edwards’ side have conceded 37 goals across their 17 matches in the Premier League (2.17 per game) - more than any other side in the division.

Since Edwards was appointed as Wolves manager, the Wanderers have lost all six of their matches in the Premier League - with their clashes against Arsenal and Manchester United in this period seeing 3+ goals.

Liverpool haven’t been at their best this season, but still have serious firepower when playing at Anfield as displayed by the 13 goals they’ve scored across their eight home games this term. Liverpool are priced at 1.83 to score 3+ goals here, if you’re looking for a more appealing price to potentially back as a single for this clash.