Iuri Tabatadze is Cadiz’s top scorer this season with four goals in seven league games. The Georgian was on target against Huesca last time out and looks a contender for an anytime effort against Burgos.

West Ham have only scored six Premier League goals and Jarrod Bowen has hit three of those. Bowen comes into the game after a productive international break where he registered an assist for England in two substitute appearances and he can add to his goals haul against Brentford.

Cadiz lead the way in La Liga 2 and their strong home form has been behind their excellent start to the season. Cadiz have 13 points from a possible 15 at the Estadio Nuevo Mirandilla and they should be able to see off Burgos, who come into the game after back-to-back defeats and have just one win in their last nine competitive away games.

West Ham are showing signs of improvement under Nuno, while they meet a Brentford side who have lost all three of their away games this term. The visitors have struggled to take control of games, so back the Hammers to secure the points in Nuno’s first home game in charge.

Alaves have won their last three home games against Valencia. They are strong at home, beating Elche 3-1 there just before the international break and should see off a Valencia side reeling from back-to-back defeats and winless in their last four La Liga road trips.

Cremonese have failed to win any of their last four Serie A matches, drawing three while Udinese have won two of their three away games this season. The visitors’ tactics could hold the key to a narrow away win.

Cadiz lead the way in La Liga 2 and their strong home form has been behind their excellent start to the season. Cadiz have 13 points from a possible 15 at the Estadio Nuevo Mirandilla and they should be able to see off Burgos, who come into the game after back-to-back defeats and have just one win in their last nine competitive away games.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in three of Alaves’ four home games and in five of Valencia’s last six overall.

Goals could be in short supply here. Cremonese have scored just two goals across their last four games and Udinese have managed just three in their last four fixtures.

West Ham are showing signs of improvement under Nuno, while they meet a Brentford side who have lost all three of their away games this term. The visitors have struggled to take control of games, so back the Hammers to secure the points in Nuno’s first home game in charge. Brentford have scored in all three of their away defeats this season, while each of their seven league games have seen a gap of just 0.4 xG or less between the two sides, so a 2-1 win for the Hammers has a chance. 

Udinese have won two of their three away Serie A games this season and have the tactics and personnel to cause problems. They have scored in all three of their road trips, but only either once or twice. Cremonese have scored only two goals in their last four games and may not be able to break down a Udinese defence that has an away clean sheet on their record and we’re backing the visitors to pick up a 1-0 win.

West Ham are yet to keep a clean sheet at home, shipping 10 goals in just three games, but they have at least scored in two of those fixtures. Brentford have gone six games without a clean sheet across all comps but they have scored themselves in five of those fixtures.

West Ham are showing signs of improvement under Nuno, while they meet a Brentford side who have lost all three of their away games this term. The visitors have struggled to take control of games, so back the Hammers to secure the points in Nuno’s first home game in charge. Brentford have scored in all three of their away defeats this season.

Alaves have won their last three home games against Valencia. They are strong at home, beating Elche 3-1 there just before the international break and should see off a Valencia side reeling from back-to-back defeats and winless in their last four La Liga road trips. Alaves have gone four games without a clean sheet and Los Che have scored in their last four games, so the visitors can at least record a consolation effort. 

La Equidad prop up the rest of the division after only two wins from 15 matches and they last won a game in August and they are now winless in eight matches.Tolima are seventh after picking up 23 points in 15 games and they should come out on top, having won two of their last four away matches.

San Lorenzo are one place and one point above their hosts in the Toreno Betano Clausura – but their away form suggests they will struggle. Atl. Tucuman have won three in a row at home without conceding, while San Lorenzo are winless in five on the road.

Santos have endured a year to forget so far, but they will expect to pick up a vital three points on Tuesday. The hosts are unbeaten in four games at home, collecting eight points in the process, while Vitoria have lost five in a row on the road and are winless since May in all competitions away from home.

Nine points and five places separate the two teams and Santa Fe should fall short in this tie. Ind. Medellin have won four of their last five games in all competitions, while Santa Fe are winless in three. They have only one win to their name in nine away games and their lack of attacking threat on the road should be decisive here.

Dortmund have scored four goals in each of their Champions League games so far but they’ve also conceded in both games. BVB and Copenhagen should be able to combine for at least three goals.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in seven of Monaco’s last eight games – and they are still yet to keep a clean sheet this season. Spurs have shipped five goals across their last three road games and have scored six themselves during that period.

Feyenoord have scored 18 goals in their opening eight league games, while the visitors may be able to get on the scoresheet as well and over 2.5 goals has landed in each of their last three away games.

North End have scored twice in three of their last four home games, while Sheffield United could be back in business after beating Watford last weekend with Chris Wilder back in the hot seat for a third stint in charge. Both of these teams look to be on the up and that could combine for at least three goals.

Newcastle’s home games have been fairly entertaining this term with over 2.5 goals landing in four of their six at St James’ Park across all comps, while there have been over three goals scored in three of Fulham’s last four league games.

Bayer Leverkusen’s league games average close to 3.9 goals per-game. Freiburg have also been involved in a few high-scoring clashes and over 3.5 goals has been a winning bet in each of the last three meetings between these two sides.