class=”article_teaser__2t5do”>We head to Italy, France, Germany and England for four matches which have a great chance of seeing goals scored at both ends of the pitch this weekend
Goal has put together a four-fold accumulator on both teams to score across the European leagues this weekend.
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Lazio vs Inter – Both teams to score at 8/15 (1.53) with bet365
Two of the most prolific sides in Serie A meet in Rome this weekend and the statistics practically guarantee goals at both ends.
The hosts have netted in 52 of their last 55 home matches in the Italian top flight, while Inter have found the back of the net in 41 of their 43 league matches on the road.
This game also sees the two top scorers in Serie A meet, with Inter’s Edin Dzeko facing Lazio’s Ciro Immobile, with both strikers netting six times this term, thus increasing the likelihood of goals.
Everton vs West Ham – Both teams to score at 7/10 (1.70) with bet365
Matches involving the Hammers this season have averaged more goals than any other team in the Premier League, with David Moyes’ side the only team in double figures for both goals scored and goals conceded.
Everton for their part have netted in six of their seven league clashes this term, including all three encounters at Goodison Park, making goals at both ends on Merseyside extremely likely.
Bayer Leverkusen vs Bayern Munich – Both teams to score at 4/11 (1.44) with bet365
The two top scoring sides in the Bundesliga meet at the Bay Arena on Sunday in what usually proves to be a highly entertaining fixture, with the last 10 competitive meetings between these sides producing 44 goals.
Indeed, both teams to score has paid out in nine of those last 10 competitive meetings, and given their respective scoring form this term a repeat looks on the cards this weekend.
Clermont Foot vs Lille – Both teams to score at 3/4 (1.75) with bet365
After making an extraordinary start to life in Ligue 1, Clermont Foot’s form has tailed off, yet the newcomers are still managing to find the back of the net.
Pascal Gastien’s men have scored in seven of their nine league games, although their record of 20 goals conceded is the worst in the competition and a Lille side boasting the top scorer in the division, Jonathan David, should be confident of getting on the score sheet.
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