| Match | Both Teams to Score Yes/No | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Leicester City vs AFC Bournemouth | Yes | 4/6 |
| Aston Villa vs Blackburn Rovers | Yes | 5/6 |
| San Jose Earthquakes vs Los Angeles FC | Yes | 4/9 |
| AS Roma vs Napoli | Yes | 4/7 |
| Borussia Dortmund vs Wolfsburg | Yes | 4/6 |
| All Five Results as an Accumulator | 12.15/1 | |
- Leicester City vs AFC Bournemouth: Yes – Leicester have looked more dangerous in the final third since Brendan Rodgers took over; they’ve netted eight in their last four. The Foxes will be without suspended Harry Maguire, however, and replacement Wes Morgan is liable to make mistakes. Bournemouth, without a number of injured players, still recorded 1.60 xG against Newcastle last time out and in Callum Wilson, Ryan Fraser and Josh King they still present plenty of danger.
- Aston Villa vs Blackburn Rovers: Yes – Aston Villa have only failed to find the net at home in 1/19 this season so far. Defending better of late, but the Villains will be without Elphick, Chester, Hutton and possibly Tuanzebe here. Blackburn have scored two or more in four of their last five, with six individual goalscorers. Only six Championship teams have scored more away goals than them this term.
- San Jose Earthquakes vs Los Angeles FC: Yes – San Jose’s start to the MLS campaign has been blighted by some inept defending, and they have now conceded nine times in their last three games. LA FC have one of the best forward lines in the competition in Vela, Diomande and Rossi, but they are yet to keep a clean sheet in four (three of which were at home).
- Roma vs Napoli: Yes – Roma welcome high-flying Napoli to the Stadio Olimpico, and must make do without defenders Manolas and Kolarov and defensive shield De Rossi. The hosts have no clean sheets in five and shipped two or more goals in three of last four games. Napoli, without Ospina and Albiol defensively, shipped two against Juventus ad Udinese in recent weeks.
- Borussia Dortmund vs Wolfsburg: Yes – It would be ridiculous to say the wheels have come off at Dortmund, but ten goals conceded in last six hints at regression. Wolfsburg put five past Dusseldorf last time out, and have notched 15 goals in their last half-dozen outings.