Napoli saw BTTS last time out as they ran out 3-1 winners over Fiorentina to take their early-season form to three wins from three matches. They’ve scored six goals across these games, and that goal they conceded against Fiorentina was the first they’ve let in this season, though I expect that to change here.

Manchester City have scored eight goals across their opening four Premier League matches this season, but have only managed to keep two clean sheets - against two sides that have started the season really poorly in Manchester United and Wolves.

Napoli will test Manchester City’s backline a lot more regularly with the likes of De Bruyne, McTominay, and Hojlund. I’m still not convinced that Manchester City’s backline is rock solid, and I still also anticipate a bit of a bedding-in process for Donnarumma, which could lead to some mistakes at the back for City.

McTominay has already scored his first goal of this campaign having won the Scudetto and Serie A MVP last season. He’s an integral member of this Napoli side and can return to Manchester to hurt his old city rivals.

McTominay has had nine shots across his three Serie A appearances this season (3.01 per 90). He’s regularly pushed up into attacking areas by Antonio Conte who sees McTominay as a second striker which is probably his best position when considering his ability to arrive in the box at the right time and aerial dominance.

McTominay had 76 shots across his 34 Serie A appearances last season (2.33 per 90) with this record returning 12 goals for the Scot. Napoli can look to be direct to McTominay and Hojlund when they get opportunities to push up the pitch which should see McTominay be able to get a shot away.

Foden was back to his best in the Manchester derby, a game in which he routinely puts his best foot forward. Foden is a player who is capable of being one of the best in the Premier League, but needs to recapture some of the form that guided him to the Premier League player of the year award a few years ago.

I’m confident that the Manchester derby can act as a catalyst for Foden to produce his best form for City. He’s got an opportunity to nail down a starting spot in the side with Rayan Cherki out injured for the next few weeks. This should motivate Foden, who had two shots against United last time out, with one of these attempts ending up in the back of the net.

Foden only scored seven goals in the Premier League last season, averaging 0.81 shots on target per 90 across his 28 appearances in the competition. However, the season prior, Foden scored 19 Premier League goals and had 48 shots on target across his 35 Premier League appearances (1.51 per 90).

I struggle to see many sides stopping Barcelona from scoring at least two goals in the majority of their games this season. Their scoring power is relentless, and they’ve already shown that a few times this season, with their 6-0 win over Valencia last time out being particularly impressive.

Barcelona have scored 2+ goals in three of their four LaLiga matches this season. Only Rayo Vallecano stopped Barcelona from scoring twice in the early stages of this season, and I do think Newcastle will struggle to contain the pressure that this Barcelona frontline puts on opposition backlines.

Barcelona scored 102 goals across their 38 matches in LaLiga last season (2.68 per game). 50 of these goals came across their 19 away matches (2.63 per game), so they are just as proficient on the road as they are when being the home side.

I’m a big fan of Nick Woltemade. He's got the stature of Peter Crouch but somehow has the close control and dribbling ability of Messi.

He's one of the most unique players in Europe, and his debut would suggest that he will be a real threat for Newcastle in the Premier League and Champions League this season.

Woltemade had three shots against Wolves on his debut, with one of these efforts finding the back of the net as he headed home Jacob Murphy’s cross to record his first goal for the Magpies.

Woltemade scored 12 goals across his 17 starts in the Bundesliga last season, so he is perfectly capable of shouldering the goalscoring burden that Isak has left behind after making the move to Liverpool.

He had 49 shots across those starts (2.72 per 90), which is a shot volume that further indicates that he’s got a good chance of getting a few shots away here.

Raphinha was Barcelona’s best player in the Champions League last season but didn’t always get the credit he deserved, with Lamine Yamal often stealing the limelight.

That won’t be the case here with Yamal heavily rumoured to miss this game through injury, leaving Raphinha as Barcelona’s biggest threat from the wide areas.

Raphinha came off the bench to score twice against Valencia last time out, with the Brazilian having four shots in his 45-minute cameo.

He’s had 12 shots across his four appearances in LaLiga this season (3.94 per 90), which is a shot volume that gives him a great chance of finding the target here.

Raphinha scored 13 goals across his 14 appearances in the Champions League last season. He had 51 shots across these games (3.75 per 90) with 21 of these attempts finding the target (1.54 per 90).

Barcelona have averaged 7.80 shots on target per game across their opening four games of the LaLiga season.

Dan Burn has committed five fouls across his four appearances in the Premier League this season (1.25 per 90).

He committed a foul against Wolves last time out and is set to face up against Robert Lewandowski here, who will cause him all sorts of problems.

Lewandowski has played limited minutes so far this season as he recovers from an injury, but he is expected to be fit enough for this game, having scored two goals from the bench against Valencia last time out.

Lewandowski was very good when it came to winning fouls last season. He won 39 fouls across his 34 appearances in LaLiga (1.31 per 90) and also averaged 2.01 fouls won per 90 across his 13 appearances in the Champions League.

Burn doesn’t face up against the quality of Lewandowski every week, and I can envisage him struggling at times with the Polish striker, which should lead to the 33-year-old committing at least one foul in this encounter.

The Bills are 2-0 and arguably look like the best team in the NFL right now, while the Dolphins have lost both of their games and head coach Mike McDaniel is in the hotseat. Buffalo come into this as 11.5 favourites, but I’m also wary of a double-digit spread in the NFL.

The Bills will win this game but I’m not going to take that spread on. The Bills will rack up points but the Dolphins have the potential to score big, something we’ve seen from them numerous times over the recent seasons.

Even last week, they lost to the Patriots despite putting up 27 points. That’s why I’m grabbing the alternate line of Bills -6.5, meaning they’ll still win by a touchdown or more.

There are two things that seem very likely each Sunday in the NFL. That’s the Bills scoring plenty and the Dolphins giving up a ton of points. Now with both teams meeting this Thursday it’s the perfect opportunity to put both together.

The Dolphins’ defense is amongst the worst in the league right now and they’ve given up 33 points in both games so far this season, very worrying when they’ve played the Patriots and Colts, neither of whom are known for their incredible offense.

They now face a Bills team who have scored 71 points so far this season. They’ve scored the second most points of any team in the league, and have the most scrimmage yards of any team in the league, ranking second for rushing yards, while also ranking second for passing yards.

With Keon Coleman, Dalton Kincaid and Khalil Shakir they have dangerous options in the passing game for Josh Allen to rely on, while the quarterback is a huge threat on the ground, as is James Cook.

One of the defining images of the Dolphins’ season so far was Tyreek Hill’s frustration in the first game of the season. The wide receiver could barely contain his anger at not getting fed the ball, but the message was received loud and clear and he ended up with 40 yards on the day. 

The team weren’t going to let their most talented playmaker continue to sit and pout on the sidelines, and Hill had seven targets in Week Two, turning that into 109 yards and although he didn’t score, it was a far better performance from the wideout.

I like this alternate, lower line, on Hill having 50+ receiving yards on Thursday Night Football. The Dolphins will likely be playing from behind, forcing Tua Tagovailoa to throw the ball, but this lower line also gives us some wriggle room if the Dolphins offense is struggling.

Through two games of the season James Cook is probably the NFL’s most in-form running back. He’s accumulated 176 yards on the ground and added a further 61 through the air, and it’s his dual threat ability that makes him such a good offensive piece for the Bills. 

So far this season he’s scored in each game, with one in the opening week win over the Ravens, followed up by two against the Jets last time out.

The Jets have given up three rushing touchdowns through two games and given how electric the former Georgia man has looked so far this season, he’s the must-play pick to score a touchdown here.