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75% of games involving York United, also known as Inter Toronto, and Supra de Quebec this season have seen both teams score.

York have seen more of their games land a BTTS bet than any other side, with 20/24 (83%), seeing the bet landing in three more games than the 2nd-ranked team for that measure.

11/12 York home games have seen BTTS, and nine of Supra de Quebec’s away trips, the season-long data suggests it’s even more likely this way around.

It’s landed in 11/11 in the league for York, and before the weekend they had conceded 11 goals in a three-game spell.

That level of chaos points to why the visitors come in as favourites, after they beat Pacific FC 5-0 on Sunday.

Gnistan have seen BTTS in 7/7 in the Finnish top-flight and rank joint-1st for most BTTS Yes games in the division this season - 15/25 (60%).

That rate increases narrowly at home, where eight of 13 have seen both teams find the net and they have scored in 11 of those 13 games.

The hosts have drawn a blank just five times in the league, while Inter Turku have scored in 10 of 13 away from home.

The visitors are only 2nd on goal difference with seven games left, but they did drop points in a 2-1 defeat when they hosted Gnistan in late July.

BTTS landed after 24 minutes of Gnistan’s last game, and they’re distant title hopes can be kept alive with a win.

Shamrock sit third in the Irish Premier Division and are locked in a title race with St Patrick’s Athletic and Bohemians - with all three sides sitting on 59 points ahead of this clash, Shamrock crucially hold a game in hand.

Shamrock came away 3-2 winners over Waterford last time out, which was a much needed victory as it ended a seven game run without a victory. That sounds alarming on paper, but the only defeats that Shamrock suffered in this run were in Europa League and Conference League qualifying, as well as against St Patrick’s on two occasions.

Shamrock boast the best home record of any side in the Irish Premier Division having won 11 of their 15 games, losing just once. They’ve netted 28 goals across these games, the second highest tally of any side at home in the Irish top flight.

Drogheda have only managed to win four of their 16 away games in the Irish Premier Division this season, notably conceding 30 goals across these games - the second highest tally of any side on the road in the Irish top flight this term. They’ve also lost their last three trips to Shamrock, most recently falling to a 4-1 defeat back in May.

KuPS lead the way in the Veikkausliiga Championship group, sitting top of the table alongside FC Inter Turku in what looks to be a tight fight for the title in Finland.

KuPS have only lost one of their 12 home games domestically this season, netting 21 goals across these games and conceding just 14. Only IF Gnistan (23) have scored more goals at home of the sides in the Championship group than KuPS. 

Oulu are the weakest side in the Championship group on paper and sit 14 points behind the league leaders ahead of this clash. They’ve generally struggled on the road this season, winning just four of their 12 away assignments and have conceded 17 goals across these games - the most of any side on the road in the Championship group.

Furthermore, KuPS have won each of the last six head to head meetings between the sides when they’ve been in front of their own fans. Their most recent victory over Oulu at home came back in April, with KuPs recording a 3-2 win on that occasion.

Bragantino’s recent form looks poor on paper, but the four defeats they’ve suffered across their last five matches have all been against sides that sit above them in the table. 

They’ve also only lost by one goal in all four of these games, suggesting that Bragantino have been a little unlucky to come away from recent games without at least a point. Their last three matches have also been away from home, and I think they will benefit from playing in front of their own fans again.

They take on a Mirassol side who have generally struggled on the road in Serie A this term, winning just two of their 13 matches. It’s not like they’ve managed to grind out draws in these games either, losing eight of their away assignments - conceding 21 goals in the process (1.61 per game).

Only four sides have picked up fewer points on the road than Mirassol in the Brazilian top flight this term, which goes against their recent form which actually looks pretty positive on paper. Only five sides have beaten Bragantino at home this season, and Mirassol look unlikely to add to that given their poor record on the road this season.

This is a massive game at the bottom of the Brazilian Serie A with both Remo and Gremio sitting in the relegation zone as we approach the final few weeks of the domestic season.

Remo are in slightly more trouble than Gremio ahead of kick off here having lost each of their last five matches, leaving them eight points from safety. Despite this dreadful run, Remo have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches, suggesting that they are carrying an attacking threat despite their poor form.

Gremio have only won one of their last five games, so these are two sides that are low on confidence heading into a must win clash. 

Only two sides have kept fewer clean sheets than Remo in the Brazilian Serie A this season (3), and Gremio aren’t much better at keeping sides out having kept just six clean sheets across their 28 matches (21%).