Brentford and Tottenham have been two of the most entertaining sides in the Premier League this season. Brentford’s 12 home games have seen a massive 52 goals (4.3 per game), with Brentford coming out on top in the majority of these encounters with 7 wins. Tottenham have seen BTTS in 4 of their last 5 games in all competitions whilst Brentford saw BTTS in their most recent Premier League assignment against Crystal Palace.

Tottenham’s 23 Premier League games have produced 83 goals (3.60 per game), Ange Postecoglu’s side have a tendency to be far too open and play with a very bold high line, which they don’t necessarily have the personnel for at the moment. The Tottenham boss has shown he will persist with this style of play, regardless of the injuries that they currently have.

The initial meeting between these sides ended in a 3-1 Tottenham win, however, when looking at Brentford’s away form this season, Thomas Frank’s side sit in the bottom 3 for their record on the road this campaign, having won just 2 of their 11 away assignments.

It’s fair to say that Brentford are a different team at home and that should show itself here, goals should be guaranteed with neither side particularly secure defensively, but Brentford can get the edge on their opponents when considering their formidable home record this season.

Frankfurt welcome a Wolfsburg side who are chasing a European placed finish, with Ralph Hassenhuttl’s side just 3 points off Mainz who currently sit in 6th place (which is the last European spot in the Bundesliga). Frankfurt have been one of the top sides in the division this season, they currently sit 3rd in the Bundesliga, only behind Bayer Leverkusen and Bayern Munich.

Frankfurt’s home games have seen 37 goals across their 9 home games in the Bundesliga this season (4.1 per game) whilst Wolfsburg have seen 34 goals across their 9 away trips in the Bundesliga this campaign (3.7 per game). Wolfsburg have seen BTTS in 4 of their last 5 games across all competitions – seeing BTTS and losing in recent games against Bayern Munich and Dortmund.

The initial meeting between these sides ended in a 2-1 win for Frankfurt, it should be a similar result here when looking at the underlying numbers from that game. Frankfurt won the xG battle (2.53-1.58) with 5 big chances in the game and both sides having at least 14 shots.

Both should see their solid goals record in the Bundesliga continue, with Frankfurt better placed to pick up all 3 points in this encounter.

Roberto De Zerbi’s side have been tough to beat at home this season, having lost just 2 of their 9 home games this campaign, but they have struggled to keep the opposition side out. They’ve seen 28 goals across their 9 home games this season (3.1 per game) whilst Lyon have seen 26 goals across their 10 away assignments in Ligue 1 this campaign (2.6 per game).

Whilst these numbers don’t exactly jump off the page, it’s worth noting that there is often an added element of entertainment whenever these sides face off, as it is a derby. The initial meeting between these sides ended in a 3-2 win for Marseille, they came back from 1-0 down with 10 men to win the game in the 95th minute – after Lyon had equalised themselves in the 93rd minute.

Marseille have seen BTTS in 4 of their last 5 games in all competitions, managing to win 2 of these games whilst Lyon have seen BTTS in 3 of their last 5 games in all competitions, with all 5 of these games ending in draws.

With Lyon lacking the cutting edge to kill off games, Marseille should be able to navigate their way to a victory here, but not without Lyon breaching their backline at least once.