The last round of Premier League games before the November international break takes place this weekend, alongside a host of EFL action.
We have picked five games that are likely to see both teams score and they combine to form a 20/1 acca.
Saturday BTTS 5-fold
Sunderland vs Arsenal – BTTS @ 13/10
Stoke City vs Coventry City – BTTS @ 8/13
Wrexham vs Charlton Athletic – BTTS @ 3/4
Peterborough United vs AFC Wimbledon – BTTS @ 17/20
Harrogate Town vs Oldham Athletic – BTTS @ 3/4
Sunderland vs Arsenal (Saturday, 5.30pm)
Arsenal are the Premier League leaders with 18 goals scored in 10 games and the Gunners have only failed to find the net in one fixture this season, a 1-0 loss at defending champions Liverpool back in August.
The bet here is essentially backing Sunderland to find a way through against the division’s meanest defence and the Black Cats are generally good for a goal at home.
The Wearside outfit are yet to draw a blank at the Stadium of Light in any competition this season – hitting nine goals in five league games – while they’ve had the benefit of a full week to prepare for this fixture, whereas Arsenal had a midweek European game.
The league leaders have shipped three goals in total in the top-flight and two of those have come in their five away games, so both teams to score in this game looks backable considering Sunderland’s strikerate at home.
Stoke City vs Coventry City (Saturday, 3pm)
Goals at both ends looks like a solid bet in the key clash at the top of the Championship between pacesetters Coventry City and closest challengers Stoke City.
Both teams have scored in each of Coventry’s last four games and they comfortably have the league’s best attack with an outrageous 39 goals scored in just 14 games.
The Potters are also in fine form in front of goal of late with eight goals scored in their last two matches.
Wrexham vs Charlton Athletic (Saturday, 3pm)
Goals at both ends has been a regular feature of Wrexham’s home games in the Championship.
The Welsh side have scored in all seven of their league assignments at the Racecourse Ground, but have just one clean sheet, hitting 11 goals and conceding 12 themselves.
Charlton Athletic have scored in 11 of their last 12 games across all competitions and have conceded in five of their last seven away games.
Peterborough United vs AFC Wimbledon (Saturday, 3pm)
Peterborough United sit rock-bottom of the League One table, but there have been some encouraging signs at London Road as all three of their league wins have come in their last six games.
The Posh also saw off Cardiff City in the FA Cup last time out and their improved form should translate into at least a goal against AFC Wimbledon this weekend.
The visitors sit in the promotion spots and have the second best road record in the division. The Dons have scored 10 and conceded 10 in seven games on their travels in League One, so goals at both ends has a strong chance here.
Harrogate Town vs Oldham Athletic (Saturday, 3pm)
The League Two clash between Harrogate Town and Oldham Athletic sees two suspect defences face off.
The hosts have gone five games across all competitions without a clean sheet, shipping 19 goals in the process, while the Latics have just one shutout from their last seven games.
The Sulphurites have scored themselves in nine of their last 10 games, while the visitors have managed to get on the scoresheet in five of their last six away outings.
Both attacks look capable of scoring against leaky defences.
