Celta Vigo v Villarreal –

Both teams have scored in 11 of Celta Vigo’s 15 league games this season, the highest proportion of any La Liga side.

Expect goals at both ends when they host Villarreal, who have scored in four successive away games.

The Yellow Submarine have also kept no clean sheets in five on their travels, conceding four against Getafe and three against Leganes last time out.

Lyon v Marseille –

You can always bank on Lyon scoring at home, given they’ve managed to do so in 11 of their 12 games in all competitions.

They also conceded four to Montpellier last time out, and have kept no clean sheets in their last five.

Marseille have scored in all of their away games and will surely register at Parc OL.

Red Bull Leipzig v Hertha Berlin –

Seven of Hertha’s last eight games have seen both sides find the net, and that should become eight in nine on Sunday.

Pal Dardai’s side visit third-place Leipzig, who have scored in every home game this season.

Leipzig have also kept just one clean sheet in nine in all competitions, and have conceded nine in their last four.

Atalanta v Lazio –

Goals are a given in Bergamo on Sunday when Italy’s two most reliable BTTS sides meet.

There have been goals at both ends in 12 of Lazio’s 15 Serie A games this season, and in 11 of Atalanta’s 16.

Atalanta have failed to score just once all season, while Lazio have notched at least one in every single game, so a clean sheet for either side would be a real shock.