- Middlesbrough v Cardiff
- Carlisle v Oldham
- Mansfield v Morecambe
- Walsall v Bradford
Games kick off at 1500 GMT on Saturday.
CARDIFF have regularly found the net since Mick McCarthy took charge last month, bagging 18 goals in eight games and scoring at least once in each of those fixtures.
Saturday’s Sky Bet Championship hosts MIDDLESBROUGH have become similarly adventurous recently, both teams scoring in four of their past five.
CARLISLE are clean sheet kings on their travels in Sky Bet League Two but it’s a different matter at Brunton Park where both teams have netted in eight of 13 games.
That’s music to our ears as OLDHAM make the trip up to Cumbria with a league-high 72% BTTS figure across the season.
Only two sides in the fourth tier boast a better ‘both teams to score’ home ratio than MANSFIELD’s 64% - nine out of 14 games at the One Call Stadium have seen each side find the net.
That's nearly as good as visitors MORECAMBE’s 75% figure on the road – both teams have netted in the Shrimps’ past five, with four of those coming away.
WALSALL are becoming a go-to team for BTTS in League Two – 13 of their past 16 games have featured both teams scoring and they haven’t kept a clean sheet in nigh on four months.
With that in mind, visitors BRADFORD’s 50% BTTS record on their travels is enough to convince us there will be goals in this one.
Odds correct at 12:30 GMT on 25/02/21
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