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I really like Walsall's chances this season, especially now that they have begun the season with a hard fought win against Swindon, showing good mentality, as that was one of the bigger concerns given their capitulation last season.

Gillingham won't be feeling quite as good about themselves after mustering only eight shots at Accrington on opening day, with none hitting the target and generating an xG of only 0.48 in the match as a whole.

Even though Gills are at home this time round, this could be a hindrance more than a help if the home crowd get frustrated with a similar type of display by their team.

Barnsley are an incredibly entertaining side under the tutelage of Conor Hourihane and that shows no signs of changing following their 3-1 win on the opening weekend against Plymouth.

Barnsley saw BTTS in each of their last 10 games in League One last season under Hourihane which would indicate that this is a style that the young manager will stick with, even if it ends up with Barnsley having a poor defensive record.

Burton also saw BTTS in their opening game of the 25/26 season with goals to be expected in South Yorkshire this weekend.

Swindon suffered a shock 2-1 defeat against Walsall on the opening weekend. I say shock because Walsall were reduced to 10 men after just 21 minutes of action.

Cambridge claimed a 1-0 win over Cheltenham in their opening game of the season with a pretty strong performance to match in having more shots than their opponents (13-7) and posting a considerably higher xG (1.37-0.38).

Swindon’s 23 home games produced 72 goals in League Two last season (3.13 per game). This is a record which suggests that Swindon can be quite an open side at home and their opening clash of the season against Walsall would indicate that more drama will stalk Swindon this season.

After a disappointing 2-1 defeat at newly promoted Bradford, Wycombe fans’ patience with Mike Dodds is already wearing thin, especially given they’ve now lost five of their last six competitive games.

Wycombe are a team in transition and this will make the visit of Stockport daunting. County are one of the most settled sides in the division, and despite having lost some key players, their opening day win over fellow promotion hopefuls Bolton suggests that they’re ready to pick up where they left off with their third place finish last season.

With this bet, we can take out the draw and still get an appealing price on Stockport continuing their excellent form, which has seen them win eight of their last nine League One fixtures.