Ive got three very strong-looking BTTS selections on Wednesday.
To start, it is Cardiff v QPR. The Bluebirds are unbeaten in six (drawing ), but they have only kept two clean sheets this year, which will be most unlike a Neil Warnock side.
They face a QPR ensemble who have been unbelievably impressive thus far, also youd have to say they have a chance on Wednesday — scoring six times along the way — with three away wins out of four.
QPR have now scored and conceded this year to 14 days –finding themselves in the top echelons of both hyperlinks –so as they head to South Wales, BTTS looks a prospect.
There is obviously activity when Luton Town are worried, and a wonderful BTTS potential may be proven by their battle with Millwall.
Both teams have scored in seven of the Hatters nine league games heading into that, although Millwall have found the net from Middlesbrough, West Brom and Huddersfield on the road this season — while conceding in all five away games.
I just cant see Luton maintaining a clean sheet, but with the Lions defence brick wall , the two teams scoring is definitely the outcome in Kenilworth Road.
Barnsley v Derby is final BTTS choice and the next of the treble.
The Rams look like the other side of maintaining clean sheets incapable: Kelle Roos has shipped aims in all-but one match this year, although more encouragingly, just Derby has closed out in the end.
Barnsley are on an because their opening victory over Fulham, but they have at least caused competitions problems at Oakwell while they have failed to score away from home.
Since the Fulham win, Barnsley have scored house targets against Charlton, Luton and Brentford (while also devoting every time), and that means you have to imagine theyll have their opportunities against Derby. The matter is currently keeping the ball out of their net.
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