Scott Thornton's BTTS 14/5 Weekend Acca

Everton picked up their first point of the season in their last match. Sean Dyche’s side are stuck in the bottom three and will be hoping to grab a win and emerge from the relegation zone this weekend.

The Toffees’ matches have seen the most goals in the Premier League with an average of 3.8 per game. Both teams have scored in their last three matches and their attack has looked more potent since the drubbing at Tottenham.

Crystal Palace are also hunting for their first win of the season. Oliver Glasner made an immediate impact when he joined the club in February, but the team have made a slow start this team. The Eagles struggled in the first half against Manchester United however, things improved after the break and Palace had chances to snatch the win.

The Eagles’ matches haven’t been as goal-friendly, but this bet has won in four of their last five league matches at Goodison Park.

Osasuna have won three of their opening seven matches, suffering two defeats, but we should see goals in this one.

Vincente Moreno’s side have scored in all four of their home matches this season and both teams have scored in three of those. This bet has won on the last three occasions they have welcomed Barcelona with those matches seeing an average of 3.33 goals.

Barcelona are the only team in Spain to have won their first six matches. Hansi Flick will have enjoyed his start to life at the club as they enjoy a lead over the Madrid clubs in the title race.

The Blaugrana’s league matches ahead of their game against Getafe on Wednesday night have seen an average of 4.5 goals, the most in La Liga. Their average of 3.67 goals scored per game is only bettered by Bayern Munich across Europe’s top five leagues. However, Barcelona have managed to keep just one clean sheet in six league matches at the time of writing.

Manchester United currently sit in the bottom half of the league, but the performances have improved from last season. Erik Ten Hag knows it’s a results business they need to start climbing the table sharpish to avoid pressure building.

The Red Devils were credited with creating five big chances in their 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace. No team has missed more big chances in the league than United’s tally of 17. United have the third-highest expected goals in England’s topflight with an average of 1.92 per game, let’s hope they can be clinical here.

Tottenham are ahead of Manchester United on goal difference coming into this fixture. They came from behind to beat Brentford in their last league outing, but Spurs have recorded just one win in their last eight league games on the road.

Both teams have scored in both of Ange Postecoglou’s side’s away matches so far this season. Their last five games at Old Trafford have seen 4.2 goals on average with both teams scoring in three of those matches.