From Parc OL to El Molinon, you can expect goals in these games from around the continent...
Dortmund v Werder Bremen – {ODDS:158109154: 4/9}
Dortmund have been involved in more BTTS games than all but one Bundesliga team this season.
Significantly, that team is Werder Bremen.
Alexander Nouri’s side have scored in every away game since a 6-0 defeat to Bayern on the opening day.
In their last four on their travels, they have bagged 13 and conceded 10.
Dortmund, meanwhile, have only been held twice at home all season, and are the league’s second-highest scorers.
Lyon v Nice – {ODDS:158400414:2/5}
Lyon have scored in every single one of their Ligue 1 home games, and are struggling to keep them out at the other end, too.
They have scored three goals or more in eight of their last 11 games in all competitions, while keeping just three clean sheets.
Given that Nice have scored in 15 of their 18 away league games this season – including their last seven – it’s hard to imagine either side failing to register here.
Udinese v Sampdoria – {ODDS:158406233:11/20}
Both teams have scored in six of Udinese’s last seven home games, and they should add another to that tally here.
The Zebrette have scored in all but two of their home matches this season, with Roma and Lazio the only sides to keep them out at the Stadio Friuli.
Sampdoria, meanwhile, are Serie A’s second-most reliable BTTS side, having scored and conceded in 25 of their 36 league games this season.
They have netted in all but two of their away games, and only kept three clean sheets.
Malaga v Real Madrid – {ODDS:158458555:1/2}
Real Madrid have had the most BTTS games of any team in La Liga.
They have scored in every game in all competitions, and have kept just two clean sheets in 13.
Malaga should score against them.
They have netted 11 in their last four at home, bagging four against Sevilla and two against Barcelona during that run.
Sporting Gijon v Real Betis – {ODDS:158454360:3/4}
Sporting are reliable scorers at home, having found the net in 16 of 19 at El Molinon.
They have also kept just one clean sheet at their own ground all season.
Betis failed to score in their last road trip against Leganes, but managed to score in each of the eight games prior to that.
Given that they have only kept one side out on their travels all season, this should be a safe bet.
