AFC Wimbledon’s home record is great. They’ve conceded just 9 home goals in 12 matches and have kept a clean sheet in 50% of their matches at The Cherry Red Records Stadium.

Only runaway league leader Walsall have scored more home goals than AFC Wimbledon’s 22. Only Morecambe and Carlisle are below Tranmere in the table and Rovers are looking increasingly like the team for the bottom pair to shoot at in the relegation battle.

They are bottom of the 5 game form table and have won just 2 of their last 11 matches. Tranmere have the worst away record in the league with 8 points won and 8 goals scored in 12 matches away from Prenton Park.

It is the scoring record of each of these teams in their respective home/away situations that is convincing enough to put this forward as an option for the best bets in the league.

Portsmouth actually have 16 points from their 11 home matches, averaging 1.55 goals per home game, which includes a 4-0 win over Swansea and a 4-1 win over Coventry in their last two home league matches.

Boro actually have a better goal-to-game ratio away from the Riverside, scoring 23 in 12 Championship away games, almost 2 per match. They have also conceded 17 in the same timeframe, so their away matches average 3.33 goals per game.

Middlesbrough have seen goals at both ends in 7 of their last 8 away matches in the Championship. Portsmouth have only failed to score once in their last 7 at home. In fact, they’ve score 3 or more in 4 of their last 5 at home.

Second from top Crewe travel to second from bottom Morecambe. Crewe are unbeaten in their last 4 matches and sit 7th in the 5 game form table. They’ve only lost 3 times away from home all season and only once since the end of September.

Only Walsall, Salford and AFC Wimbledon have conceded fewer away goals than Crewe who on average concede 0.85 goals per away game. 23rd place Morecambe have gained 6 points from their last possible 15. However, the 2 wins have come against Tranmere and Carlisle – the 2 teams directly above and below them in the league table.

Their home record this season is shocking having won just once at the Mazuma Stadium in 11 matches with the worst home goals conceded number in the league.

The home win was v Tranmere on New Year’s Day – they had gone through August, September, October, November and December without winning 3 home points.

Since Ruud van Nistelrooy arrived at Leicester City there’s been 26 goals in his eight Premier League matches at an average of 3.25 per-game. As a team, Leicester have had 20 of their 21 games see 2 or more goals scored.

Fortunes haven’t really turned around since the Dutchman took charge with Leicester now having lost nine of their last 11 matches in the league. Defensive issues still remain, with the Foxes now having conceded at least two goals in their last seven league matches.

Fulham have seen both teams score in 17 of their last 20 league games, extending to 2 or more goals in 18 of their last 20.