Derby’s winless run was extended to ten games at home to Norwich in midweek and they are yet to win at Pride Park this season. They have lost six of their eight matches at home, while Bolton have won three and drawn one of their last four away matches.

Hamburg are on a run of three straight defeats and their last two matches have yielded two heavy 3-1 losses to Eintracht Frankfurt. Borussia Monchengladbach are moving in the right direction and they look capable of taking three points in this spot.

Everton beat Newcastle twice in the space of a week and have won four of their six competitive home games this season. Coventry have made a slight recovery after their dismal start to the season, but they have still lost two of their last three and have lost three of their four away league games this season.

Udinese parted ways with manager Kosta Runjaic following last weekend’s 5-2 loss to Roma and Paolo Zanetti in the man charged with improving fortunes. However, the White and Blacks have lost six of their last seven games and could fall at Serie A’s bottom club.

Alaves are winless in seven matches and are yet to win a single game away from home. They have lost three of their five trips, while Sevilla have won three of their five at home and their only defeats on home soil came against Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.

Toulouse may have needed a period of adjustment following the appointment of Jens Berthel Askou, but the Violets rate a progressive side, who should be too good for a poor Strasbourg outfit.

Zwolle have managed to put a run together with seven points from their last three games. The visitors can pile more misery on bottom club Willem II, who have collected just two points from their opening 11 games.

Guingamp have picked up back-to-back wins, including an impressive 3-0 win over Saint Etienne last time out. They can make it three in a row at Dunkerque, who have lost three of their lasty five.

Castellon have three wins in their last four games and are yet to be beaten at home this season. The league leaders should be able to see off title rivals Eibar, who are in the midst of a rough patch with two defeats and no wins in their last four games.

Everton beat Newcastle twice in the space of a week and have won four of their six competitive home games this season. Coventry have made a slight recovery after their dismal start to the season, but they have still lost two of their last three and have lost three of their four away league games this season.

This has the potential to be a high-scoring affair. Over 3.5 goals has landed in three of Hamburg’s last five games across all comps, and in exactly half of Gladbach’s Bundesliga games.

Castellon have scored 12 goals across their last four home games and may be able to cover over 2.5 themselves without Eibar contributing. The visitors have scored 11 goals across their six trips so they may add to the total and these teams can combine for at least three goals.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of Montpellier’s last three games and in four of Metz’s last five. Both sides are in good scoring form and can combine for at least three goals in total.

Willem II have shipped an alarming 39 goals in just 11 league games and Zwolle have conceded 23. With both defences looking incredibly vulnerable we should see at least three goals scored in total in this Dutch fixture.

Strasbourg are yet to keep a clean sheet this season in any competition but they have scored themselves in seven of their last eight. Toulouse have scored 10 goals across their last six games so both these sides look capable of finding a way through.

This is a match-up between two weak defences as Venezia have conceded in 11 of their 12 games this season across all competitions, while Udinese have shipped 23 goals in just 10 Serie A games. With both defences struggling goals at both ends looks likely.

These sides met in League Two and the EFL Trophy last season and both teams scored in two of their three games. Bristol Rovers have scored in seven of their last eight home games, while League One outfit Cambridge are yet to keep a clean sheet on the road in any competition but have scored themselves in seven of their eight trips.

Both teams have scored in 10 of Dijon’s 11 Ligue 2 games and they are yet to keep a clean sheet. Red Star have seen goals at both ends in seven of their last nine games and they have scored in all of their six trips, conceding themselves in five of those away fixtures.

Derby’s winless run was extended to ten games at home to Norwich in midweek and they are yet to win at Pride Park this season. They have lost six of their eight matches at home, while Bolton have won three and drawn one of their last four away matches.

Hamburg are on a run of three straight defeats and their last two matches have yielded two heavy 3-1 losses to Eintracht Frankfurt. Borussia Monchengladbach are moving in the right direction and they look capable of taking three points in this spot.

Alaves are winless in seven matches and are yet to win a single game away from home. They have lost three of their five trips, while Sevilla have won three of their five at home and their only defeats on home soil came against Barcelona and Atletico Madrid. Alaves are on a four-game scoring streak and can strike in defeat.

Toulouse may have needed a period of adjustment following the appointment of Jens Berthel Askou, but the Violets rate a progressive side, who should be too good for a poor Strasbourg outfit. RCS have scored in seven of their last eight games and should be able to deny their hosts a clean sheet even if they do fall to defeat.

Thierno Barry looks the most likely to contribute to the scoresheet after netting his eighth goal of the season at St James’ Park on Monday. He has scored in four of his last six appearances, only failing to do so in 2-0 defeats to Chelsea and Arsenal.

Sam Dalby is Bolton’s top scorer this season with six goals and four of those have come in his last seven games. Dalby scored the only goal of the game at Charlton in midweek and can continue his hot streak with a strike against the Rams.

Everton beat Newcastle twice in the space of a week and have won four of their six competitive home games this season. Coventry have recovered after their dismal start to the season, but they have still lost two of their last three and have lost three of their four away league games this season. Coventry have scored just two goals in four Premier League away games and Everton have won to nil three times at home this season. Two of these have been 1-0 scorelines, while they won away at Newcastle by the same scoreline on Monday.

Bolton have taken ten points from the last 12 available away from home and can claim maximum points at struggling Derby. Derby have lost six of their eight home games this season and have failed to score in four of these. This includes two 1-0 defeats, while Bolton have kept successive clean sheets on the road and won 1-0 at Charlton on Tuesday.

Alaves are winless in seven matches and are yet to win a single game away from home. They have lost three of their five trips, while Sevilla have won three of their five at home and their only defeats on home soil came against Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.