There is a whole host of football fixtures coming our way on Tuesday evening.
From the superstar sides in the Champions League to those down below in the National League, there are plenty of games taking place.
Ahead of the action, we've picked out the top ranked games for the both teams to score market, based on each club's season stats. See the top percentage chances below.
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The top ranked game for BTTS on Tuesday evening is Eastbourne Borough v Billericay Town, coming in at a high 68.6%.
It isn't a surprise to see the former be included in this week's list - from their last 12 games, the both teams to score market has landed an incredible ten times. Clean sheets are quite the rarity for Eastbourne - their 24 conceded is the worst record for a top ten side in their league this season.
Going forward though, they have registered 32 goals in just 18 games. From the stats alone, it's clear that they have been bringing the entertainment factor this campaign.
Their opponents in Billericay Town, have also held this narrative. Their 31 goals conceded this season ranks them 3rd worst from a defensive standpoint, and yet, their 24 goals scored is the second highest out of the bottom ten. In fact, out of the entire division, only five clubs have registered more.
In a nutshell, both teams have seen goals galore across their league games this season, making their single price at 8/13 seem a fair one indeed.
League Two often tends to conjure up some goal-fest games, with our next two fixtures featuring from such.
Forest Green v Oldham is the top ranked game in the division for BTTS on Tuesday, coming in at 64.2%. This market has landed in 3 of the former's last 5 games and 4 times in Oldham's last 5, hence their high combined % chance.
The latter, in particular, are certainly no strangers to this market. In the league alone this season, they have scored 41 goals and conceded 46. From 26 games, that is rather astonishing.
Their opponents are more assured at the back, conceding just 23 league goals, but they have managed just two clean sheets from their last seven. With both clubs winning two of their last three, either side will be confident of a win. Will they lock horns and go toe for toe?
At 8/11, this is certainly a selection on paper with big value.
Second on our list from League Two is the intriguing clash between Newport and Exeter at 62.9%.
The latter have won three of their last five in the division, moving up to 7th place. Such form contrasts with Newport, who have slipped out of the top two after three defeats from their last four.
Michael Flynn's side are struggling to shut their oppositions out, keeping one clean sheet in five, with BTTS landing three times. This has been the main problem, as finding goals themselves doesn't tend to be an issue. They have only drawn a blank twice in the league this season, and such a stat makes for promising reading in this specific market.
Scoring has certainly not been an issue for their upcoming opponents either - in fact, Exeter are the top scorers in the league this season. With a whopping 48 to their name, they have scored four more than top of the table Cambridge, in three less games.
Both sides certainly know where the back of the net is, and for both teams to find it on Tuesday evening, is a very fair 4/5.
The last selection to compromise our list is the final fixture with a above % chance of 60 - Kettering v Gateshead in the National League North.
The market has landed five times on the bounce for Kettering in the league, who like many on this list, just seem to love seeing the goals fly in at both ends. Their attacking record of 21 goals is higher than 6th place Boston United's, and the same as 7th and 8th. With 23 conceded though, it is their defensive mishaps as to why they currently sit 18th in the table.
Gateshead will see the game as a chance to get back on track - prior to their break, they had won just one of their last five, after 4 wins from the five previous. They only have 17 goals to their name, but they have only drawn a blank once from their last eleven. We fancy them to get on the score-sheet, but with two clean sheets in their last seven, Kettering will justly fancy their own chances at getting on the scoreboard.
As a single, this games comes out at 4/6 for both teams to score.