Scott Thornton's BTTS 9/5 Weekend Acca

Girona are two points behind Barcelona coming into this match. They were sitting at the top of La Liga at times this season but have fallen behind the two Spanish giants in recent weeks.

Barcelona are set to finish the season empty-handed. They were beaten by PSG in the Champions League and the gap to Real Madrid in La Liga is too great for them to be thinking about winning the title.

Xavi’s men lost 4-2 when these sides squared off at the Camp Nou earlier in the season. Barcelona have scored the third most goals in the division this season with an average of 2.06 per game and Girona have scored an average of 2.09 goals per league game and those matches have seen more goals than any other sides in La Liga. Michel’s side have scored an average of 2.63 goals per home game in this campaign.

Brighton are on a torrid run of form. They have struggled to hit the heights of last season, but they have still proven they are capable of grabbing a big result.

Aston Villa are on course to qualify for the Champions League. Unai Emery has his side playing some marvellous attacking football and their matches have seen plenty of goals as a result. The Villains’ matches have seen the fifth most goals in the Premier League with an average of 3.57 goals per game.

Both teams have scored in four of their last five away matches in the league. Emery’s side recorded a 6-1 win over Brighton earlier in the season and we are hoping for goals once again.

Roberto De Zerbi’s side are averaging 1.75 goals per league game at the Amex Arena. Both teams have scored in the last three meetings between these sides.

Stuttgart have gone from relegation contenders to Champions League qualifiers in the space of a season. They have been brilliant to watch and will want to take the game to a Bayern side that are more focused on the second leg against Real Madrid.

Bayern Munich were unable to secure the title this season but are on course to finish second. Thomas Tuchel’s team can still make it a memorable campaign by being crowned champions of Europe, so their fringe players are likely to feature here.

Both teams scored when these sides met at this ground last season and Stuttgart’s goal output has vastly improved. They are averaging 2.87 goals per Bundesliga home game this term.

Bayern have scored in 14 of their 15 away matches in the league. They are averaging 2.53 goals per game during that run. Whatever team they field on Saturday will be capable of finding the net.