As well as picking out the top ranked games for over 2.5 goals for Friday, we've also had a gander into the both teams to score market.
There are plenty of fixtures taking place on Friday afternoon, and we're hoping to see the goals rain in for a proper Easter treat.
Below, we've found the top four ranked games, based on season stats, for BTTS across the Championship, League One and League Two. Try the Betting Hub app for free below, and find the best % games for a range of betting markets!
The top ranked game, across the EFL, for BTTS this Friday is the League One clash between Accrington v Burton. Unsurprisingly, the game also made our over 2.5 goal list too, with these two teams bringing the entertainment this season.
Accrington are the top scorers in the bottom half of the table, with Burton in second. Conceding at the opposite end is a major problem for both though, particularly the latter, who have shipped 61 goals in the league this season.
For this market though, such stats make for promising reading. BTTS has landed in Burton's last three games, and they have impressively scored in their last eleven on the road. Up against a side that have conceded ten in their last three, the Brewers have got to fancy their chances to find the back of the net.
In terms of an Accrington goal, they have only drawn a blank twice in their last six - it's worth noting that these came against the high-flying Peterborough and Sunderland. They are certainly more competitive against those around them, as seen through their most recent home fixture - a 3-1 win over Wigan Athletic.
Doncaster v Charlton is up next, predominantly because of the latter's recent run. Both teams to score has occurred in the Addicks' last four games, and they have scored eight times over this set of fixtures. Operating with two up-top, Charlton are a side that like to push on and commit men forward - Conor Washington and Jayden Stockley have enough between them to cause problems for any backline in the division.
Nigel Adkins' men should arrive at the Keepmoat Stadium full of optimism, with Doncaster winless from their last five. Such form has seen them drop out of the play-off places, and they need a quick turnaround to end the season on a high.
Their record at home is certainly more reputable than recent results show though, with four of their last five games being on the road. They have scored 2+ goals three times from their last four at the Keepmoat stadium, with BTTS landing in three of these. Both teams will argue their case for fancying a win, and we could see this mentality produce a fair few goals.
If you're after goals, Oldham are a good place to start. From thirty-eight games this season, they've scored fifty-five but also managed to concede sixty-four. Such numbers have seen them inevitably be placed on our list for Friday, and not for the first game-week this season either.
BTTS has landed in four of their last five - as strong as they can be going forward, clean sheets are somewhat of a rarity for Keith Curle's side.
Up next for the Latics are the in-form Stevenage, who have surged away from the relegation zone following an incredible unbeaten run of ten. They arrive at Oldham on the back of two successive wins, but their opponents did draw level in both of those games. Should they give Oldham the chance, they are usually clinical in taking their opportunities.
Finishing off our list is the second League Two game to feature, in the shape of Mansfield v Leyton Orient.
On the note of in-form teams, the latter have won their last three on the bounce, two of which came away from home. On the road, Orient have scored in each of three of their last four, with this stat correlating nicely with the fact that Mansfield have kept just one clean sheet from their last eight.
The Stags are a tough nut to crack at home though - Cambridge were the last team to leave with all three points back in February. If they are to continue this trend, the stats suggest that they will need to get on the scoresheet against Orient to do so.