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Boston River and Montevideo City Torque met just over a week ago in the Uruguayan league, with Torque coming away with a 2-1 win.

There were 31 shots in that game, nine on target, with Boston River recording 1.29 xG and Torque 2.06.

City Torque have the best attack in the Clausura, with 26 goals in 13 games.

Away from home, they’re averaging 1.57 xG and 5.1 shots on target per match, while Boston River allow 1.58 xGA in their home games.

Salomón Rodríguez is Torque’s top scorer in the league with 13 goals, while Nahuel da Silva is on 12, having scored three times in his last two games, including the winner against Boston River.

Boston River also managed 14 shots in that last meeting, with Francisco Bonfiglio missing a penalty too.

City Torque come into this one on a run of five straight wins, scoring 15 goals along the way, although they did concede against both Boston River and Cerro.

Marine have been struggling away from home, conceding 13 goals in seven games without keeping a single clean sheet in the National League North this season.

Both teams have scored in each of their last six away league games, including a 4-2 defeat to Buxton and a 2-1 loss against Chester.

Scarborough have had their own problems at the back, conceding 10 goals in their last five league games.

They did manage to fight back on Saturday, though, coming from 2-0 down at half-time to draw 2-2 with Buxton.

Marine, meanwhile, have scored in six of their seven away games, averaging 1.57 goals per match.

Both teams have scored in each of their last three meetings too, including a 1-1 draw back in February.

Inter Bogotá’s home games have been pretty lively lately, with both teams scoring in each of their last seven home matches in the league and Copa Colombia.

They’ve scored 13 goals in their last six home league games, including three against Independiente Medellín and two against league leaders Atlético Nacional, who have one of the best defences in the competition.

América de Cali come into this game with the league’s 2nd-best attack, having scored 31 goals in 18 matches.

Yeison Guzmán is the league’s top scorer with 10 goals and five assists, so he’s had a hand in almost half of his team’s goals.

América have also shown what they can do going forward in Copa Colombia, scoring four against Deportivo Pereira and another four against Barranquilla FC.

Although Inter lost 2-0 to América in their last meeting, they still managed 13 shots, six on target and 1.28 xG in that game.

This game looks generously priced for goals this evening, with the bookies cottoning on to the goal-laden nature of the EFL Trophy and keeping goals prices quite short in general.

Crewe have seen nine goals in their first two games in the Trophy, with over 3.5 goals and both teams to score landing in each game (a 4-1 win v Aston Villa U21s and a 2-2 draw at Blackpool).

Only five teams have conceded fewer goals in League Two than Crewe this season, but the squad rotation and lower priority nature of the Trophy sees a lot of teams and managers release the shackles a bit.

Wigan have won both of their Trophy games 3-2 this season, covering the over 4.5 line and they will’ve restored some much needed confidence with an impressive 3-0 win at high-flying Boreham Wood in the FA Cup on Saturday.

Despite all that, we’re getting 1.75 on three or more goals being scored, even though it’s landed - with room to spare - in 4/4 games involving these sides in the competition so far.

This is a price play, I’m not sure any EFL Trophy game should be 1.85 for over 2.5 goals.

Even though this bet has landed in 4/4 games involving Northampton and Gills in this season’s competition, bet365 are leading the market at 1.85.

Only Exeter have conceded fewer goals than Northampton in League Two this season, while the Cobblers have scored a league-low of nine, but they tend to operate differently when the Trophy rolls around.

Northampton have lost 3-0 and 2-1 in the Trophy, at home to Brighton U21s and away to Cambridge, and Gillingham have shown they can deliver the goods when they click going forward this season.

Their last three away games, in the league, have been two 4-1 wins and a 3-1 defeat.

While Gills’ two Trophy games have seen a combined 12 goals.

Over 4.5 has landed in each of them, winning 4-3 at home to Brighton’s youngsters losing 4-1 at home to Cambridge.

They’ve conceded enough goals to land this bet in both Trophy outings.

Kamille Au Konada is Racing Ratings' NAP of the day, with a score of 8.4/10.

She's the favourite for the 14:20, a five-horse race, close to even money with the 2nd-favourite, Ride Like A Girl, back at 4.33.

Kamille Au Kanada comes into this race off the back of consecutive wins and has won three of her four outings this season.

The trip and ground conditions suit well, having been very impressive over hurdles of late.

Jockey, Chad Bament, provides some nice continuity having been in position for her victory last time out, which came as recently as last week.

This game looks generously priced for goals this evening, with the bookies cottoning on to the goal-laden nature of the EFL Trophy and keeping goals prices quite short in general.

Crewe have seen nine goals in their first two games in the Trophy, with over 3.5 goals and both teams to score landing in each game (a 4-1 win v Aston Villa U21s and a 2-2 draw at Blackpool).

Only five teams have conceded fewer goals in League Two than Crewe this season, but the squad rotation and lower priority nature of the Trophy sees a lot of teams and managers release the shackles a bit.

Wigan have won both of their Trophy games 3-2 this season, covering the over 4.5 line and they will’ve restored some much needed confidence with an impressive 3-0 win at high-flying Boreham Wood in the FA Cup on Saturday.

Despite all that, we’re getting 1.75 on three or more goals being scored, even though it’s landed - with room to spare - in 4/4 games involving these sides in the competition so far.

Kamille Au Konada is Racing Ratings' NAP of the day, with a score of 8.4/10.

She's the favourite for the 14:20, a five-horse race, close to even money with the 2nd-favourite, Ride Like A Girl, back at 4.33.

Kamille Au Kanada comes into this race off the back of consecutive wins and has won three of her four outings this season.

The trip and ground conditions suit well, having been very impressive over hurdles of late.

Jockey, Chad Bament, provides some nice continuity having been in position for her victory last time out, which came as recently as last week.

Cayman Dancer is Racing Ratings' joint-highest rated horse of the day, with a score of 8.4/10.

He's the only horse in the race to have won their very last outing and has shortened in odds of late.

Cayman Dancer won by eight lengths at Plumpton last Monday, a standout run in his career, which points to why his yard are looking to capitalise on that form so soon after.

The Jamie & Josh Moore yard have been in good form outside of Cayman Dancer as well.

Cayman Dancer is proven at this level, has been competitive above it, and may shorten closer to the top of the market before the race start.