Fulham have failed to keep a clean sheet across their last 11 matches in all competitions, with nine of those games seeing 3+ goals. The situation for Tottenham is starting to get really worrying, there are only four points between Igor Tudor’s side and the drop zone, so the next few weeks are crucial for them to ensure they aren’t dragged firmly into this relegation scrap.

I can’t see Tottenham keeping a clean sheet here either, Igor Tudor looks like he’s going to set up the side in a 3-4-3 shape, which I don’t think Tottenham currently have the players for, so I can see some issues and miscommunication at the back in the early weeks of Tudor trying to implement this style of play. Tottenham’s 13 away games in the Premier League have produced 39 goals (3.0 per game), so they haven’t been able to keep things tight and organised on their travels. 

The initial league meeting between the sides produced exactly three goals as Fulham ran out 2-1 winners over Tottenham in North London. I can see both sides getting on the scoresheet, given how allergic both seem to be to clean sheets, and then a winner from that point in the game - it’s less important for Fulham, but a loss, or even a draw, would spell real danger for Tottenham.

Wolfsburg are in a relegation battle at the bottom of the Bundesliga, with only goal difference currently keeping them out of the drop zone. Wolfsburg have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches coming into this clash, and fell to a 3-0 loss to Stuttgart when the sides met earlier in the season - conceding an xG of 1.90.

Each of the last five head-to-head meetings between the sides have seen 3+ goals, with BTTS also landing in four of those games. Stuttgart have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches ahead of this clash, and tend to be pretty dominant at home in the Bundesliga, having won eight of their 11 matches in front of their own supporters - with those games seeing 29 goals (2.63 per game).

Wolfsburg have only managed to win three of their 11 away games in the Bundesliga this season, seeing 37 goals across those games (3.36 per game). Only four sides in the Bundesliga have conceded more goals on the road than Wolfsburg this season (23), suggesting that Stuttgart may be able to cover this line on their own again, as they did in the initial league meeting between the sides.

This is a massive game for both Young Boys and Zurich, there are only five points between them in the league table, with Young Boys just about hanging onto their spot in the Championship group despite as many as three sides chasing them down for that coveted spot.

Young Boys have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions, most recently losing 3-1 to Sion, which is a result that surely will have knocked their confidence ahead of the run-in of the league phase in the Swiss Super League. Zurich come into this clash having seen 3+ goals in each of their last five matches across all competitions, winning two of those games.

Young Boys managed to cover this line on their own when the sides met earlier in the campaign, coming away 3-0 winners, but I don’t think that same confidence will be there this time around, given the situation they find themselves in, which should see Zurich be able to contribute to the overall goal count here. Each of the last four head-to-head meetings between the sides had seen 3+ goals.