Scott Thornton's BTTS 2/1 Weekend Acca

Stuttgart have 3rd place secured going into the final game of the Bundesliga season and there is an outside chance they can finish above Bayern Munich. They have risen from relegation candidates to Champions League qualifiers in the space of a season.

It has been a less satisfactory campaign for Borussia Monchengladbach. They sit four points above the relegation playoff place so are safe at this point. However, winning just one of their last 10 league matches is a massive concern.

Stuttgart matches have seen the fourth most goals in Germany’s top flight with an average of 3.41 per game. This increases to 3.81 in their Bundesliga home matches. Both teams have scored in five of their seven league matches at the MHPArena this calendar year.

Monchengladbach’s matches have seen the third most goals in the Bundesliga. Their matches average 0.19 more per game than Stuttgart’s. Both teams have scored in the last eight head-to-heads between these sides.

Crystal Palace and Aston Villa have nothing to play for on the final day of the season, but I still expect a thoroughly enjoyable clash. The Eagles have been in fine fettle since Oliver Glasner took charge. The attacking trio of Eze, Olise and Mateta can cause problems for any defence. Results have taken a significant upturn since the former paring returned to the starting eleven in March.

Aston Villa clinched a place in next season’s Champions League when Tottenham succumbed to defeat against Manchester City on Tuesday night. They drew 3-3 with Liverpool in their last game and will want to finish the season on a positive note.

Palace matches under Glasner have seen an average of 3.17 goals per game. The Eagles have scored 13 goals in their last five matches and will fancy their chances of finding the net here.

The Villains’ Premier League away matches this season have seen an average of 3.11 goals per game, evenly split at 1.56 goals for and against. Villa beat Palace 3-1 when the sides met earlier in the season. They lost 3-1 the last time they rocked up at Selhurst Park.

Luton have embraced the role of being the plucky underdog this season, but their spirit wasn’t enough for them to remain in the Premier League. They have managed to win just one of their last 17 matches across all competitions.

Fulham have been safe for a number of weeks. Marco Silva has done tremendously well since taking over the club when they were in the Championship. They have now established themselves in the top tier of English football.

Both teams have scored in 18 of Luton’s last 20 matches across all competitions. Those games have seen an average of 4.15 goals. This bet has also won in their last eight matches at Kenilworth Road.

Marco Silva’s side’s away matches in the league have seen an average of 3.06 goals per game. They have drawn a blank in a fair few, but they have the quality to breakdown this shaky Luton defence.