Bristol City v Ipswich

Ipswich were good value for their 1-1 draw at West Brom on Saturday, so they look a good bet to net in another difficult away game.

BTTS has landed in Paul Lambert’s side’s last five matches, while they scored and conceded an xG of over 1.0 in four of them (experimental361).

Bristol City are a shot to score in this match, having done so in nine consecutive home league matches before Saturday’s defeat to second-placed Leeds.

Sheffield United v Brentford

Sheffield United have scored 10 goals in their last five home matches, including six in their last two, so they are almost certain to find the net at least once here.

But Brentford, who have scored at least once in 13 of their last 14 matches, are in the form to ensure that BTTS lands.

The Bees have scored and conceded in five of their last six matches away from home, most recently in Saturday’s 2-1 win at Middlesbrough. It is not in their nature to sit back, so an open game against the promotion-chasing Blades should produce lots of goals.

Blackpool v Doncaster

A Bloomfield Road full house celebrating the removal of Owen Oyston as Blackpool’s owner witnessed the 2-2 draw with Southend on Saturday, and a similar score should follow on Tuesday.

The presence of thousands of home fans can only improve the Tangerines, who have now scored twice in three of their last four home games.

Doncaster missed several opportunities in Saturday’s 2-0 defeat at AFC Wimbledon, with BTTS still landing in five of their last seven away matches.

Macclesfield v Exeter

BTTS had landed in six consecutive Macclesfield home matches, including their respectable 3-1 defeat to MK Dons on Saturday.

Sol Campbell’s side have only failed to score away at second-placed Bury in their last 13 outings, but they have only managed a clean sheet against 15^th-placed Grimsby on that run.

Exeter have scored and conceded in four consecutive away matches, including their 2-1 defeat at Northampton at the weekend.

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