Both teams have scored in each of Barnsley’s last 10 games and Oldham have just one clean sheet in their last seven. The Latics have scored themselves in five of their last seven so goals at both ends seems likely.

Both teams have scored in Wednesday’s last three games and in three of Stanley’s last five. Both sides are likely to make a few changes in defence and that could lead to an open game so both teams look capable of scoring.

It is fair to say this competition hasn’t been a priority for already eliminated Barnsley and they look set to exit without any points on Wednesday. The Tykes have lost both of their games so far, conceding four goals in each game, while Oldham have six points on the board. A draw would be enough for the Latics to top the group but they look capable of recording a win at Oakwell against what will be a weakened Barnsley outfit. Both teams have scored in each of Barnsley’s last 10 games and Oldham have just one clean sheet in their last seven so the Reds can strike in defeat.

It is fair to say this competition hasn’t been a priority for already eliminated Barnsley and they look set to exit without any points on Wednesday. The Tykes have lost both of their games so far, conceding four goals in each game, while Oldham have six points on the board. A draw would be enough for the Latics to top the group but they look capable of recording a win at Oakwell against what will be a weakened Barnsley outfit. Both teams have scored in each of Barnsley’s last 10 games and Oldham have just one clean sheet in their last seven. The Reds can strike in defeat and a 3-1 win for the visitors seems a reasonable correct score prediction, as Barnsley have shipped eight goals in two games in this competition and Oldham have hit five.

Wednesday have already qualified and a draw would see them top the group. The Owls will rotate heavily ahead of a tough league game against Plymouth at the weekend. Stanley need a point to progress and they can at least avoid defeat at Hillsborough. The League Two outfit have just one defeat in their last 11 games and Wednesday are on a five-game winless streak, including a defeat to fourth tier outfit Oldham in the FA Cup at the weekend. Both teams have scored in Wednesday’s last three games and Stanley have three draws in their last four away, two of which finished 1-1, so a 1-1 stalemate has a chance here.

It is fair to say this competition hasn’t been a priority for already eliminated Barnsley and they look set to exit without any points on Wednesday. The Tykes have lost both of their games so far, conceding four goals in each game, while Oldham have six points on the board. A draw would be enough for the Latics to top the group but they look capable of recording a win at Oakwell against what will be a weakened Barnsley outfit.

Wednesday have already qualified and a draw would see them top the group. The Owls will rotate heavily ahead of a tough league game against Plymouth at the weekend. Stanley need a point to progress and they can at least avoid defeat at Hillsborough. The League Two outfit have just one defeat in their last 11 games and Wednesday are on a five-game winless streak, including a defeat to fourth tier outfit Oldham in the FA Cup at the weekend.

It is fair to say this competition hasn’t been a priority for already eliminated Barnsley and they look set to exit without any points on Wednesday. The Tykes have lost both of their games so far, conceding four goals in each game, while Oldham have six points on the board. A draw would be enough for the Latics to top the group but they look capable of recording a win at Oakwell against what will be a weakened Barnsley outfit.

Wednesday have already qualified and a draw would see them top the group. The Owls will rotate heavily ahead of a tough league game against Plymouth at the weekend. Stanley need a point to progress and they can at least avoid defeat at Hillsborough. The League Two outfit have just one defeat in their last 11 games and Wednesday are on a five-game winless streak, including a defeat to fourth tier outfit Oldham in the FA Cup at the weekend.

Turkey have lost all four Nations League ties and shipped three without reply when they met Belgium just over a month ago. They have conceded 11 goals in this run, while the Red Devils also beat Italy in the season’s first international break.

Czechia have conceded ten goals across four UEFA Nations League ties and were 3-1 losers in Oviedo at the start of October. Three of their four games have gone over 2.5 goals, while Spain’s four games have produced a total of 17 goals.

North Macedonia are yet to find the net after four UEFA Nations League ties and they have managed just one shot on target across this period. They lost 2-0 to Scotland in Skopje and each of the Tartan Army’s last three wins has been to nil.

Both teams have scored in all four of the Netherlands’ Nations League games, including a 2-2 thriller away to Greece last month. Greece did follow that with a goalless draw against Germany, but they found the net in all three Nations League games prior to that.

Iceland were deserved 3-0 winners over Bulgaria when they met in Reykjavik last month and they look good value to inflict a third Nations League defeat on their hosts on Friday. Bulgaria lost at home to Luxembourg in September and the favourites have taken eight points from a possible 12 this campaign.

Cheltenham may be up in fifth in the League Two standings but they have just one point from their last four away games and may fall foul of an Exeter side in excellent form. The Grecians have won three of their last four matches and are yet to lose at home this season, so back them for the points.

Just one point separates these two sides in the lower reaches of the League One table but it is 19th-placed Blackpool in the better form. They have lost just one of their last five, while the Dons’ winless run was extended to ten games in their 2-1 loss at Crewe.

Sheffield Wednesday are 6/5 favourites on Saturday afternoon but their extra-time defeat to Sheffield Wednesday in the weekend’s FA Cup tie left them without a win in five attempts. They have dropped points in four of their last five home league games and Plymouth have only lost one of their last six away fixtures.

Stockport are on the charge in League One and can live up to their favouritism against Reading on Saturday. The Hatters have won their last four home games by an aggregate scoreline of 7-2 and come up against a Reading side without a goal in their last three away days in the third tier.

Wigan are slowly recovering from a dreadful start to the season and, with two wins and a draw from their last three games, they can build up some momentum against the poor-travelling Barnsley. The Tykes have lost their last four away games and conceded 11 goals in the process and their last win on the road came in August.