Borussia Dortmund, who can go second in the Bundesliga with a win at 15th-placed Augsburg, have won three of their last four away games, failing only to Bayern Munich in that spell. Meanwhile, Augsburg have lost their last two home games, 1-0 to Bochum and 6-0 to RB Leipzig. Dortmund have kept clean sheets in two of their three games against bottom six-sides and have a goalkeeper in good form.

Both teams have scored in each of Ayr’s last four home matches, while they host a Dunfermline side who have had a string of high-scoring away games this term. The visitors have scored two goals per away trip, but they’ve conceded seven times in six matches.

Real Sociedad B have lost all five of their away games so far, although they have found the net in three of their last four on the road. They head to a Racing side who sit top of the table with seven wins from 11 games, but they’ve only kept one clean sheet.

Coventry have scored 14 goals more than the next best side in the Championship, while the league leaders have scored 18 times across six away games. Wrexham have kept only two clean sheets, but they offer enough going forward to get on the scoresheet.

PSV average 2.8 goals per game at home this season, but have recently turned it up a notch by beating Napoli 6-2 at home and winning 3-2 at league leaders Feyenoord. They have won four consecutive matches in all competitions, scoring 15, while the visitors have lost 23 of their last 26 visits to this ground.

Melbourne City have claimed four points from their first two games, while they have the best underlying record at this early stage of the A-League campaign. Brisbane Roar have already suffered a defeat, while they were beaten in all three meetings between these sides last term on their way to finishing second-from-bottom.

Melbourne City have claimed four points from their first two games, while they have the best underlying record at this early stage of the A-League campaign. Brisbane Roar have already suffered a defeat, while they were beaten in all three meetings between these sides last term on their way to finishing second-from-bottom.

Perth propped up last season’s A-League and they’re already bottom again after just two matches. They’re expected to lose again when Melbourne Victory head to town, but the visitors have made a shaky defensive start, so back them to win and concede.

Luton should be able to get the better of a Forest Green Rovers side who have only won two of their last seven games in all competitions. The away team’s last four games have produced 18 goals so this is fancied to go over 2.5 goals.

Coventry have scored 14 goals more than the next best side in the Championship, while the league leaders have scored 18 times across six away games. Wrexham have kept only two clean sheets, but they offer enough going forward to get on the scoresheet.

PSV have won four consecutive matches in all competitions, scoring 15 and conceding only five goals. They should easily overcome a Sittard side that have lost their last two Eredivisie matches and have never previously won in the league at Philips Stadion.

Rodez make this trip have seen both teams score in each of their previous six matches, while they’ve scored in each of their previous four games on the road. Hosts Montpellier have only managed a home clean sheet against bottom club Bastia, while they were 4-1 winners in their last home game.

Both teams have scored in each of Ayr’s last four home matches, while they host a Dunfermline side who have had a string of high-scoring away games this term. The visitors have scored two goals per away trip, but they’ve conceded seven times in six matches.

Spanish second tier leaders Racing have seen both teams score in 10 of their 11 games so far, while they host a Real Sociedad B side who have shipped 11 goals across their five trips this term. The visitors have scored in three of their last four on the road, while Racing have shipped 1.5 goals per game at home despite their good start.

Charleroi returned to winning ways with a 1-0 victory at home to Anderlecht last time out, but the visitors have conceded in five of their six away trips this term. Standard have conceded 1.33 goals per game at home this term, while both sides have only failed to score once across their six respective home and away games.

Ricardo Pepi, who scored 11 goals in 18 Eredivisie appearances last term,  has been waiting for a chance to start again after injury. He scored as a substitute against Napoli last week and looked sharp enough to warrant support as an anytime goalscorer option again.

Charleroi returned to winning ways with a 1-0 victory at home to Anderlecht last time out, but the visitors have conceded in five of their six away trips this term. Standard have conceded 1.33 goals per game at home this term, while both sides have only failed to score once across their six respective home and away games.

Getafe have won back-to-back games, including an 11-0 Copa del Rey rout in midweek. Meanwhile, Girona have lost two of four away La Liga games and were almost humiliated by lower-league opponents on Tuesday. Getafe have won three of their last four home games against Girona.

Luton should be able to get the better of a Forest Green Rovers side who have only won two of their last seven games in all competitions. The away team’s last four games have produced 18 goals so this is fancied to go over 2.5 goals.

Sporting Lisbon have won two of their last four home league games, conceding no more than once in any while Alverca have lost two of their four away league games, conceding multiple goals three times.

Charleroi returned to winning ways with a 1-0 victory at home to Anderlecht last time out, but the visitors have conceded in five of their six away trips this term. Standard have conceded 1.33 goals per game at home this term, while both sides have only failed to score once across their six respective home and away games.

Both teams have scored in 12 of Wrexham’s 16 games in all competitions this season and a repeat of that is fancied when they host Coventry. However the Sky Blues’ attacking talents could be too strong and the visitors are fancied to come out on top.

Real Sociedad B have lost all five of their away games so far, although they have found the net in three of their last four on the road. They head to a Racing side who sit top of the table with seven wins from 11 games, but they’ve only kept one clean sheet.

Coventry’s last six games have produced 21 goals so this looks set to be a high-scoring affair, particularly given the fact that Wrexham have looked leaky at the back. Take a 3-1 win for Frank Lampard’s men.

Getafe have not conceded more than one goal at home all season while Girona have failed to score more than once on the road in La Liga. The hosts are picked to nick this 2-1 on the back of their goalscoring exploits in midweek.