Neuchatel Xamax v Young Boys (15:00)

Neuchatel Xamax’s last five league games have all finished 2-2, 2-3 or 3-3, and a similar scoreline would be no surprise against Young Boys this weekend.

The visitors are top of the table having scored 53 goals in 17 games to date, and they beat Thun 3-2 at home last weekend.

Young Boys have scored at least three goals in each of their last seven away league matches, keeping just two clean sheets in that run.

Eintracht Frankfurt v Bayer Leverkusen (17:00)

Frankfurt’s 1-0 defeat at Hertha last weekend was the first time they’ve failed to score in 14 league games this season.

They’ve scored 17 in six at home, keeping one clean sheet in the process, so it’s safe to expect goals at both ends on Sunday.

BTTS has landed in four of Leverkusen’s last six away league games, and they scored 10 goals during that run. 

Roma v Genoa (19:30)

Genoa are the most reliable BTTS side in Serie A, with goals at both ends in 12 of their 15 league matches to date.

Cesare Prandelli’s side are without a clean sheet in 10 Serie A matches, and they scored in nine of those.

They now face a Roma side that have drawn their last two league games 2-2 and failed to keep a clean sheet in seven.

Levante v Barcelona (19:45)

Levante have scored nine goals in their last three La Liga matches, including last weekend’s 4-4 draw with Eibar.

They should again find the net against a Barcelona side that have conceded in five of their last six away games.

Ernesto Valverde’s side will surely also get on the scoresheet, having scored 41 goals in 15 league matches this season.

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