Scott Thornton's BTTS 11/4 Weekend Acca

Hoffenheim have struggled this season for consistency this campaign. They sit 9th in the Bundesliga despite their strong start. They are six points behind 6th place Eintracht Frankfurt, so there is a slim chance they can qualify for Europe.

Borussia Monchengladbach are five points behind Saturday’s opponents. They are unbeaten in their last five matches against Hoffenheim and will look to continue that good run here.

Pellegrino Matarazzo’s sides’ matches have seen the second most goals in the Bundesliga with an average of 3.66 per game. Hoffenheim have scored 1.67 of those, which means their opponents average 1.99 per game. Both teams have scored in six of their last seven matches.

Monchengladbach’s matches in the top tier of German football this season have also seen an average of 3.66 goals. Both teams have scored in the last eight meetings between these sides and the matches have averaged 3.75 goals.

Everton were beaten 6-0 in their last Premier League match. They are now just a point ahead of Sunday’s opponents and could end the weekend in the relegation zone if results don’t go their way.

Nottingham Forest are just a point above 18th place, Luton. Points deductions have been catastrophic to these sides' respective seasons. Expect fireworks in this one with the stakes so high.

The Toffees need to respond after their humbling at Stamford Bridge, but their home form doesn’t make for good reading. They managed to beat Burnley 1-0 in their last match at Goodison but that was a rare clean sheet. Both teams scored in Everton’s four matches prior to that win.

Nuno Espirito Santo had to settle for a draw against his former club in Forest’s last game. Both teams have found the net in Forest’s last five matches. The previous meeting between these sides at this ground finished 1-1.

A win for Real Madrid on Sunday would all but put their name on the La Liga trophy. Carlo Ancelotti’s side have been incredibly efficient throughout the season and will fancy their chances of making it three wins against Barcelona this season.

Barcelona are the reigning champions of Spain but their hopes of retaining the title are hanging by a thread. Expect them to put their best foot forward here and play their part in what promises to be a goal-laden affair.

Real Madrid have scored an average of 2.47 goals per league game at the Santiago Bernabeu this season. The 0-0 draw against Rayo Vallecano was the only game in which they failed to score. Ancelotti’s defensive setup is also very stern, but they have conceded in both wins over Barcelona this season.

Xavi’s side have scored nine of their last 10 away matches in La Liga. They are averaging 1.8 goals per game over that period. Both teams have scored in six of the last seven El Classico’s in La Liga.