Leicester v Watford –

No Premier League sides have been involved in more BTTS matches this season than Leicester and Watford, so this meeting between the two should produce plenty of action.

The hosts have only failed to score twice at home all season, netting seven goals in their last three games at the King Power, while Marco Silva’s visitors have scored and conceded in six of their last seven league matches.

A repeat of the Hornets’ 2-1 victory in the reverse fixture on Boxing Day would do us nicely.

Rotherham v Portsmouth –

No League One team has scored more goals at home than Rotherham, who have only failed to score once at the New York Stadium all season.

They have, though, conceded in all of their last seven home matches, which opens the door for Portsmouth to fulfil their side of the bargain.

Particularly given Kenny Jackett’s side have only failed to score against top-four sides in their last 12 games on the road.

Hoffenheim v Bayer Leverkusen –

Considering that Hoffenheim have scored in every single one of their home games this season, and Bayer Leverkusen in all of their ones away, goals at both ends look a certainty in this one.

Only Lazio have been involved in a higher percentage of BTTS encounters than Leverkusen in Europe’s top five leagues this season, with a 4-4 draw at Hannover a recent example of the crazy nature of their matches.

These two drew 2-2 in the reverse fixture in August, and more of the same is a very safe bet.

Wolfsburg v Eintracht Frankfurt –

The Bundesliga, which comfortably produces the most BTTS matches of all of Europe’s top five leagues, should deliver again with this game.

Both teams have netted in seven of Wolfsburg’s last nine matches, and Eintracht Frankfurt provide ideal opposition for that run to continue.

The visitors have scored and conceded in all of their last five away games, not failing to notch on the road since the opening weekend of the season.