Inter have struck 26 Serie A goals, the most in the division, and scored at least three in four of their 12 matches. Pisa have drawn six of their last eight and are unbeaten in six, while Inter have scored in all five away games and won seven of their last nine overall.

Rangers injury-hit squad have just three days to recover from Thursday night’s Europa League tie with Braga and that could open the door for a spirited Falkirk side to find the net.

Both teams should be on the scoresheet here. Sevilla games have been wide open this season with BTTS landing in nine of their 13 league matches, including five of six at home. Betis have scored in every away game and carry real threat, but Sevilla’s strong home record in this derby and Betis’ habit of drawing on the road suggest a tight contest with chances at both ends.

There looks a strong chance that both teams will score in this clash. That has happened in seven of Rio Ave’s 11 Primeira Liga outings this season and in five of Santa Clara’s last seven, so it is likely that the trend will continue on Sunday.

Braga’s backline has shown signs of weakness of late and there have been goals at both ends in each of their last five across all comps. Arouca have the division’s worst defensive record but they have scored a respectable 13 goals in 11 games themselves and have hit four goals across their last two games so both of these sides should be able to get on the scoresheet.