Thun have enjoyed a historic season so far, with the newly promoted side currently sitting top of the Swiss Super League, boasting a nine point gap to Lugano in second. They’ve won each of their last five matches across all competitions ahead of this clash, with all five of these games seeing 3+ goals.

It is pretty significant that Thun have failed to keep a clean sheet across these recent matches, but also shows that they have the attacking quality to withstand a few mis-haps at the back. Thun ran out 1-0 winners in the initial league meeting between the sides, but that game should have seen a few more goals, with 33 shots and a combined xG of 2.51.

Servette have seen 3+ goals in each of their last two matches in the Swiss Super League ahead of this encounter. Their most recent assignment produced six goals as they held Sion to a 3-3 draw, just after beating St Gallen 4-2 on the road. Servette have only managed to win two of their 11 home games in the Swiss Super League this term, with these games producing 39 goals (3.54 per game).

Lausanne are trying to force their way into the top six of the Swiss Super League, which would earn them a spot in the Championship playoff group that the Swiss Super League breaks off into at the end of the season. They are currently four points behind Young Boys who are clinging onto the final spot, and they aren’t the only side in the race, with Zurich and Servette just three points behind.

Lausanne’s 11 home games in the Swiss Super League this term have produced 39 goals (3.54 per game). They’ve seen 3+ goals in three of their last five matches across all competitions and fell to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of St Gallen when they welcomed the away side back in August.

St Gallen are more secure in their spot in the Championship playoff group, with a 10 point buffer between themselves and their opponents here. They have notably seen 3+ goals in each of their last five matches across all competitions, and have only lost one of these games.

St Gallen are also pretty secure on the road, winning six of their 10 matches and only losing two of these games. These fixtures have produced 33 goals (3.3 per game), offering promise for another high scoring affair ahead of the latest meeting between these two sides.

Bayern are heavy favourites to win here, and it’s hard to argue with that, with Vincent Kompany’s side winning eight of their 10 games at the Allianz Arena in the Bundesliga this season. They’ve seen 49 goals across these matches, 40 of which have been scored by Bayern Munich.

This scoring power gives Bayern a good chance of covering this line on their own, which is what they did in the most recent meeting between these sides which ended in a 4-1 win for the league leaders. Each of the last five meetings between these sides has produced 3+ goals, with Bayern covering this goal line on their own in four of these games.

I do think Hoffenheim will be able to contribute to the goal count here, only Bayern Munich (26) have picked up more points on the road than Hoffenheim (21) this season, with Christian IIzer’s side netting 19 goals across their 10 away matches this term - also notably only losing one of these fixtures.

This is a crucial game for Roberto De Zerbi and Marseille, with rumours circulating that the former Brighton boss is on thin ice following Marseille’s exit from the Champions League just a few weeks ago. This game now represents Marseille’s last chance of keeping pace with the title race forming between PSG and Lens at the summit of Ligue 1.

Marseille are currently seven points behind PSG, so anything other than three points is likely to spell the end of any title aspirations. That being said, the club have been very active in the transfer window - noticing the opportunity that is in front of them, it is very rare to find the title in France contested, with PSG being so dominant over the last decade. 

Marseille have seen 3+ goals in each of their last five matches across all competitions, conceding three goals in two of these games. They should take confidence from their 1-0 win over PSG earlier in the campaign - with the latest meeting between the sides producing four goals, as PSG knocked out Marseille on penalties after a 2-2 draw in normal time.