Crystal Palace v Swansea 4/5:
Starting with Sunday’s Premier League clash between Crystal Palace and Swansea, two sides who have certainly known where the goal is. Four Premier League matches have seen ten goals in Palace’s games this season and both teams have scored in two of them. Last time out at home they managed a huge 3-1 win over Sunderland and will be hoping for more of the same here. Swansea’s four matches have seen twelve goals this and they are on the up. Scoring two in both of their last two league matches and three versus Valencia in the Europa League. With two teams featuring an attacking threat both of them should grab a goal here.
Wigan v Ipswich 7/10:
Going to the Championship now and Wigan v Ipswich. Six games in to the new campaign Wigan have seen 19 goals in their six fixtures so far with both teams scoring in half of their games. Both teams have scored in all three of their home games though and they have been leaking goals at the DW. Ipswich’s seven games have also seen nineteen goals. Four of the last four matches have seen both teams score also while both teams have scored in both of their last two matches.
Atlanta v Fiorentina 8/11:
To Italy now and Atlanta who have seen seven goals in their three matches so far this season. Fiorentina’s three Serie A matches so far have seen both teams score with twelve goals in the process. Nine of these goals have been theirs and they look good at both ends. They managed five away from home against Genoa and with goals flying in at both ends for them this game should see more of the same.
AC Milan v Napoli 7/10:
Milan have managed to score in each of their three games so far this season. With both teams scoring in both of them matches. Eleven goals have gone in in that time and there should be more here. Napoli have scored in all three of their matches to date this season in the league and conceded twice. With two teams with so much attacking talent on display, it looks a sure thing that both sides will hit the back of the net.
Feyenoord v Utrecht 7/10:
Finally to Holland for Feyenoord v Utrecht. Six games in and both teams have scored in all but one of Feyenoord’s six matches. They’ve managed thirteen already but have conceded twelve. Goals flying in at both ends is always a good sign. Half of Utrecht’s games have seen both teams score and in both of their last two. They conceded six on the road against Utrecht showing their away fragilities at the back but they also certainly know where the net is.
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