De Graafschap welcome Eindhoven in the Eerste Divisie with the home side looking to cling on to their play-off spot in what is becoming an increasingly hectic race for those sought-after spots in the Eerste Divisie this season. 

De Graafschap come into this game having seen 3+ goals in each of their last five matches across all competitions, most recently losing 3-2 to league leaders Den Haag in a contest that saw 35 shots - highlighting the eccentric nature of the division.

Eindhoven have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions, most recently running out 3-1 winners over Jong Ajax. They aren’t quite in the play-off battle to the same extent as De Graafschap, but have seen 23 goals across their eight away matches this term (2.8 per game).

Viking have not lost a game since the 7th August as they battle for the Eliteserien title against a Bodo/Glimt side that haven’t let up in their pursuit of the league leaders. Viking hold all the cards heading into the final weekend of the season, sitting one point above Bodo, meaning that a win would secure them the title.

Valerenga don’t have anything to fight for with European qualification out of the question, but their games have still been exciting of late, with 3+ goals in four of their last five matches in the Eliteserien. Viking have also seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches, with the exception of a crucial 1-0 win over Fredrikstad on the road last time out, which may just be the three points to secure them that league title.

The most recent head-to-head meeting between these sides took place in March and produced 3+ goals as Valerenga ran out 3-1 winners over Viking, one of only three defeats that Viking have suffered in the Eliteserien this term. Viking have scored 38 goals across their 14 home games this term (2.71 per game), so they can heavily contribute to the overall goal count here.

Young Boys face a bit of a battle for supremacy in the Swiss Super League this season, with Thun and St Gallen emerging as unexpected challengers to the usual dominance of Young Boys and Basel. Young Boys have scored 4+ goals in each of their last two matches in the Swiss Super League, paving the way for another high scoring encounter there.

Servette sit 10 points below Young Boys in the Swiss Super League and have seen 22 goals across their seven home games this season (3.14 per game). They’ve seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions, only managing to win one of these games. Their most recent assignment ended in a 2-2 draw against Luzern, in a contest which produced a combined xG of 2.73.

The most recent meeting between these sides took place back in July and saw 3+ goals as Young Boys ran out 3-1 winners. It may also be worth taking Young Boys to win alongside the over 2.5 goals bet, or a BTTS and result angle for this clash.

It’s hard to see how this contest doesn’t produce goals, West Ham have seen 3+ goals in each of their last four matches with Nuno Espírito Santo managing to steady the ship in terms of results, but not when it comes to the Hammers’ overall defensive resilience.

Liverpool fell to another embarrassing defeat in the Champions League during the week as they lost 4-1 to PSV at Anfield, marking a third defeat in a row where Liverpool lost by three goals. The pressure will continue to increase on Slot, and facing a West Ham side that is in its best period of the season is not the ideal assignment for the Liverpool boss.

This fixture also has a history of producing high goal counts, both head-to-head meetings between the sides last season produced 3+ goals, with this record extending to each of the last seven head-to-heads.