Ive got three really BTTS.
To start, it is Cardiff v QPR. The Bluebirds are unbeaten in six (drawing ), but they have just kept two clean sheets this year, which is most unlike a Neil Warnock side.
They face a QPR ensemble whove been amazingly impressive so far, and with three off wins from four youd need to say they have a chance on Wednesday.
QPR conceded 14 days this year and have now scored –finding themselves at the upper echelons of both metrics–so as they head to South Wales, BTTS looks a really good potential.
Theres always actions when Luton Town are worried, and their battle with Millwall may prove a BTTS potential.
Both teams have scored in seven of the Hatters nine league games heading into that, although Millwall have found the internet against Huddersfield, Middlesbrough and West Brom across the street this season — while conceding in all five off games.
I cant see Luton keeping a clean sheet, however together with the Lions defence brick wall the two teams scoring is the outcome at Kenilworth Road.
Barnsley v Derby is the next and final BTTS choice of the treble.
The Rams look like a different side of keeping clean sheets incapable: Kelle Roos has shipped goals in one game this year, even more encouragingly, just Brentford and Swansea have shut out Derby in the end.
Barnsley are within an since their opening day victory over Fulham, but they caused opponents problems, while theyve failed to score once away from home.
Since the Fulham win, Barnsley have scored house aims against Charlton, Luton and Brentford (while also devoting each time), so you have to imagine they will have their chances against Derby. The issue is currently keeping the ball out of their net.
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