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How about this for a stat - the both teams to score market has landed in Levante's last ELEVEN games. Some teams just love to conjure up the entertainment, and the La Liga side have been doing exactly that this season. These haven't just been scrappy 1-1 draws either, Levante have scored 2+ goals in six of their last seven.
On the back of such a statistic, it isn't a surprise to see them top Wednesday's list for the highest % chance in seeing BTTS. Their game against Villarreal comes out at 67.4%, with the market landing in four of the latter's last seven. They are a little stronger at the back than Levante, but their defensive record is still the worst out of the top six in the division.
Both clubs will recognise that the Copa del Rey is their best chance at silverware this season, so hopefully they both go for it. 4/6 can certainly be regarded as decent value.
Over to Germany for our second fixture, where Stuttgart and Borussia Mönchengladbach meet for the second time in just two weeks. Their last meeting was a fiesty 2-2 draw, with their match-up on Wednesday holding a high 66.7% chance in seeing BTTS yet again.
Clean sheets are quite the anomaly for either side - Stuttgart have kept one in their last six and Gladbach one in their last five. This is often the case for Bundesliga clubs, whose games tend to be rather open, due to the aggressive nature of teams. Both teams to score in this one is 1/2, with the market landing four times in Gladbach's last five, and three of their opponents last five.
Making up our BTTS treble is Arboath v Inverness in the Scottish Championship. Despite being last, the fixture still holds a calculated chance over 60%. The market has landed in the latter's last four games, and they have scored in their last six away fixtures. This makes for good reading, with the selection standing at 20/23. From Arboath's perspective, both teams to score has landed in four of their last six games.
Both clubs need a win to climb away from the bottom, so they should be raring to go.
Monaco are absolutely flying in Ligue 1, winning five games on the bounce. They have done so in some fashion too, scoring sixteen goals and the over 2.5 goal market landing in each. Only PSG and Lyon have registered more goals than them this season, with their front duo Wissam Ben Yedder and Kevin Volland finding the back of the net for fun.
The French club have scored in their last sixteen games, and will fancy their chances against a side that have kept one clean sheet in their last seven. Nice have massively dropped off from last season, finding themselves in a rut. Many will be predicting Monaco (4/9) to prevail, but the over 2.5 goal market is a bigger price at 8/13.
Second on our treble are two of the Premier League's surprise packages of the season - Aston Villa and West Ham. Both clubs have exceeded expectations, impressing with their attacking performances. The Hammers have seen over 2.5 goals in each of their last four, scoring 2+ goals themselves three times. The market has only landed twice in Villa's last five, but they did manage to score in all but one.
At 3/4, there is big value in this selection. Both teams like to attack, and a win for either would assert their legitimate intentions, in breaking into the top six this season. It's a big one at Villa Park on Wednesday evening, and we are hoping for the two frontlines to flourish.
Ligue 1 has produced much entertainment this season, with the goals flying around. Despite sitting in 14th place, Brest have impressed going forward - with 33 league goals scored, only four clubs have managed more. With 41 conceded though, only two sides have shipped more. Going from the stats, it won't come as a surprise to see their name pop up in our over 2.5 goal list.
Their game against Strasbourg has been given a chance of 62.5%. The latter's GD is a similar to Brest's - they have scored 30 goals but also conceded 34. When the two collide, will the trend continue? Over 2.5 goals is a rather generous 20/23.
Topping the both teams to score in both halves stats is a Premier League double header.
Leeds v Everton tops the charts at 14.9%, a high stat considering how unpredictable this market can be. The former have certainly been an entertaining watch this season, scoring 35 but also conceding 36 in the league. As good as Marcelo Bielsa's side can be going forward, they do struggle to keep clean sheets - they have conceded in their last five games.
This market was close to landing in their last game, let down by only Leicester failing to score in the second half. Leeds thresmevels are usually reliable for goals, and have scored in both halves in three of their last seven league games. Everton have been relatively inconsistent since their strong start to the season, struggling to get a grip on games and asserting their dominance. Two of their last three wins have come with BTTS, with the latter market landing three times from their last five games.
Will fireworks produce when the two collide? The market is 8/1, the lowest price out of all Wednesday's PL games.
The second highest % chance is Liverpool v Brighton at 10.3%. The Reds have recently found their mojo, but keeping clean sheets remains an issue - Jurgen Klopp's men have managed just one from their last seven. Defensive recruits were brought in on deadline day, but neither are likely to feature on Wednesday.
Going forward though, Mohammed Salah is back amongst the goals, with Liverpool recently flexing their muscles at West Ham. Brighton will see the game as a free-hit, and they do possess some quality up-top. The likes of Neal Maupay and Leandro Trossard can cause problems for any defence, and they may be granted a few opportunities.
We do classify this selection as a long-shot though, at odds of 12/1.
