Scott Thornton's BTTS 17/2 Weekend Acca

Newcastle’s Premier League matches have seen an average of 3.81 goals per game, more than any other side’s. The Magpies have played 10 matches across all competitions in 2024 and those have seen an average of 4.4 goals per game. Both teams have scored in all eight of their league matches in this calendar year.

Wolves’ away matches this season have seen an average of 3.08 goals. Both teams have scored in eight of Gary O’Neil’s side’s last 10 away league matches. They drew 2-2 when they took on Eddie Howe’s side earlier this season. Both teams scored as Newcastle won 2-1 the last time Wolves travelled to St. James’s Park.

Tottenham were beaten 2-1 by Wolves last weekend and need to bounce back here. Both teams have scored in Spurs’ last eight Premier League matches. There has been an average of 3.9 goals in those matches, 2.3 for Tottenham and 1.6 for the opposition.

Oliver Glasner enjoyed a winning start as Crystal Palace boss. They beat Burnley 3-0 in their last match, but this will be a tougher test. This bet landed when these sides met earlier in the season.

Plymouth’s Championship matches have seen an average of 3.24 goals this season. That’ the 2nd most in the league, 0.08 less than Saturday’s opponent’s matches. They were beaten 3-2 by Kieran McKenna’s side earlier in the season.

Ipswich have rediscovered their best form to keep pace with a rampant Leeds in the race for automatic promotion. The Tractor Boys’ last 10 matches have seen an average of 3.9 goals with both teams scoring in nine of those.

Wolfsburg have been struggling for wins on home turf, but they have been frequently finding the net. Both teams have scored in eight of their last nine matches. Both sides scored when Wolfsburg went toe-to-toe with Stuttgart earlier in the season. The last meeting between the sides at this ground resulted in a 3-2 win for Wolfsburg.

Stuttgart are unbeaten in their last five Bundesliga matches and will fancy their chances of securing a Champions League spot. Their league games in this campaign have seen an average of 3.52 goals and both teams have scored in their last five matches in all competitions.

Luton are back in the relegation zone and have some ground to make up after Everton had their points deduction reduced. Rob Edwards’s side have scored in 12 of their 13 Premier League matches at Kenilworth Road this season. Both teams have scored in seven of their last eight league matches overall.

Aston Villa won 3-2 in the reverse fixture. Their away matches in the league have seen an average of 3.15 goals with both teams finding the net in five of the last seven.