Scott Thornton's BTTS 8/1 Weekend Acca

Werder Bremen have won their last three league matches. That includes a shock win away at Bayern Munich. Their home matches have seen an average of 3.3 goals this season and they have failed to score in just two of those.

Both teams have found the net in five of Heidenheim’s last six away matches in the Bundesliga. They recorded a 4-2 win over Werder Bremen when the sides went toe-to-toe earlier this season.

Spurs have been thoroughly entertaining this season and have looked lethal in recent weeks. Both teams have scored in nine of Tottenham’s last 10 Premier League matches. There has been an average of 4.2 goals per game over that period. 2.4 for Postecoglou’s side and 1.8 for the opposition.

Brighton’s league games have seen an average of 3.48 goals. That’s 0.17 less than Tottenham’s but still the 4th most in the division. They secured victory in a six-goal thriller when they took on Spurs on Boxing Day.

Sunderland’s gamble to appoint Michael Beale hasn’t paid off. They now sit outside of the playoffs and need to rediscover their best form quickly if they are to avoid being dragged further down the pecking order. Since the start of the season, they are averaging 1.67 goals in their league games at the Stadium of Light.

Both teams have scored in nine of Plymouth’s last 10 matches. Over that period, there has been an average of 3.7 goals per game. This bet has also won in four of their last five away matches across all com.

Nottingham Forest was struggling for goals through stages of Steve Cooper’s tenure but that hasn’t been the case since Nuno Espirito Santo took charge. Both Forest and their opponents have averaged 1.83 goals per league game since the new boss took charge. Both teams have scored in all six of those matches.

Newcastle drew 4-4 in their last league match at home to Luton. They have kept just one clean sheet across their eight away matches this season. Eddie Howe’s side are averaging 1.73 goals and conceding 2.09. Both teams scored when these sides met on Boxing Day.

This one is undoubtedly the highlight of the weekend in Germany. Xabi Alonso’s side are unbeaten across all competitions but could hand the initiative in the title race to Bayern Munich if they are beaten here. They are averaging 2.9 goals per Bundesliga game at the BayArena this season.

Bayern Munich have scored in all nine of their leagues away matches with an average of 2.44. This is their chance to reel in the side they have been chasing all season and go top so expect a performance from the Bavarian giants. Both teams have scored in Bayern’s last eight visits to this ground and there have been five goals on average.