Nijmegen have easily been the most entertaining side in the Eredivisie this season having seen 47 goals across their 11 matches (27 scored, 20 conceded - 4.27 per game).

Nijmegen have seen 3+ goals in 11 of their 12 matches across all competitions this season. The exception actually came last time out as they fell to a 1-0 defeat on the road against Utrecht. That game could have easily produced more goals with a combined xG of 3.65 generated between the sides, and Nijmegen were responsible for 2.14 xG of the total.

Groningen can also contribute to the goal tally here, seeing as they’ve seen 18 goals across their five away matches in the Eredivisie (3.6 per game). The most recent head-to-head meeting between these sides produced exactly three goals from an xG of 3.03 as Groningen ran out 2-1 winners over Nijmegen on that occasion.

St Gallen come into this game having seen 3+ goals in each of their last five matches across all competitions. They’ve only managed to win two of those games, but one of those wins was a 2-1 win over Young Boys in a game that produced a combined xG of 4.14.

St Gallen’s six home games this season have produced 18 goals (3.0 per game). They’ve only conceded four goals across those matches, but Young Boys should be able to test their backline more effectively here with the away side having netted 10 goals across their six away games. This isn’t a guarantee of Young Boys coming out on the right side of the result as they’ve conceded 16 goals across those away trips (2.66 per game) - the 3rd-highest total in the Swiss Super League.

Four of the last five head-to-head meetings between these sides have seen 3+ goals. The exception was Young Boys’ 1-0 win over St Gallen back in March, though that game was always likely to be quite a tense affair with both sides competing at the top of the Swiss Super League at that point.

Feyenoord are eyeing up a title push following back-to-back seasons of missing out to PSV. They’re embroiled in a battle with PSV again this season, with both sides sitting on 28 points after 11 games of the campaign.

Feyenoord have won nine of those games, netting 30 goals in the process and conceding 10 (3.63 per game). Robin van Persie’s side have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions with the exception of their 2-0 defeat to Stuttgart last time out. Feyenoord have a decent account of themselves in that game, and could have found the back of the net with their xG of 0.89 from 12 shots.

Feyenoord have covered this line themselves in five of their 11 matches in the Eredivisie this season, so there is a chance that Feyenoord cover this line on their own - but I’d expect Go Ahead Eagles to contribute to the goal tally required here. Go Ahead Eagles have scored eight goals across their five home games this season, so they are capable of causing Feyenoord problems.

Each of the last five head-to-head meetings between these sides have seen 3+ goals. The most recent produced five goals as Feyenoord ran out 3-2 winners over Go Ahead Eagles back in March.

Barcelona have seen 3+ goals in 14 of their 15 competitive games this season, with the exception being a 1-1 draw against Rayo Vallecano. One of the main reasons why Barcelona have had such a high goal count since the start of the season is their inability to keep sides out.

Celta Vigo come into this game with strong form, having won each of their last five matches across all competitions, so we can expect them to contribute to the goal tally here. Celta Vigo have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions.

Over 2.5 goals landed in both head-to-head clashes between these sides last season. Barcelona ran out 4-3 winners in the clash where they were the home side, while Celta Vigo managed to hold them to a 2-2 draw in this fixture last season. That 2-2 draw saw a combined xG of 4.2, which is really promising when looking to back goals in this meeting.