Wolves have been experiencing a challenging period recently, with their struggles becoming evident after their significant player departures. The team’s inability to replace their key players has been a major factor, as shown by their poor end to last season, losing 5 of their last 6 league matches. This poor form has continued into the new season, with Wolves losing their first two games against tough opponents. Despite these setbacks, Wolves have managed to score on both occasions, and they’ve seen both teams score in 15 of their last 22 home matches.

On the other hand, Burnley, after their relegation last season, seem determined to make a quick return to the Premier League. They have started their Championship campaign with strong performances, winning their first two games 4-1 and 5-0, though they did lose 1-0 to Sunderland, another promotion contender. Burnley have also experienced both teams scoring in 8 of their last 11 away games.

Given both teams' recent form, the both teams to score market offers good value for this match.

In this match, there is a significant disparity between the teams, making it a logical choice to back the Premier League side to score on at least two occasions. Wimbledon have struggled to prevent goals, already conceding two or more goals in two of their three league games this season, and Premier League outfit Ipswich should have the quality to exploit these defensive weaknesses effectively.

Ipswich have had a tough start to their Premier League campaign, facing Liverpool and Man City, and will be eager to build momentum with a strong performance here. They have demonstrated their attacking prowess, scoring two or more goals in 6 of their last 10 away matches. Last season in the Championship, Ipswich led the league in terms of goals scored, averaging 2 goals for per game. Given the difference in quality between the two sides, Ipswich’s superior attacking capabilities should be reflected in the final scoreline.

In a curious turn of events, both Nottingham Forest and Newcastle have faced the same opponents in their opening two fixtures, albeit at different venues, and remarkably, both teams achieved identical results – a 1-0 win against Southampton and a 1-1 draw against Bournemouth. However, the nature of these results has been quite different.

Nottingham Forest had a dominant performance against Southampton, generating 2.45 xG compared to Southampton’s 0.14. In contrast, Newcastle's win over Southampton was more fortuitous, with an early red card for Newcastle leading to a narrow victory despite only managing 0.25 xG and facing 1.77 xG from Southampton.

Similarly, Forest’s 1-1 draw against Bournemouth was a fair reflection of the game. On the other hand, Newcastle were fortunate to escape with a draw against The Cherries, having a red card shout, a 93rd-minute goal ruled out, and allowing 2.26 xGA.

Forest have seen both teams score in 11 of their last 15 home games, while Newcastle have experienced this in nine of their last 12 away matches. Forest have shown their likelihood to score with their quality, while Newcastle have proved that they can score even when it looks like that they shouldn’t.