Last year, 22 of the 35 Carabao Cup first round games watched both teams score, that Tuesday, and now I am expecting for more carnage.
It is still early in the season, and its always difficult to predict just how many changes that the directors will create for this round of fixtures, but Ive identified five games that have BTTS possible.
I am starting off with the biggie: AFC Wimbledon v MK Dons.
Wally Downes has definitely made a name for himself in Kingsmeadow, though its away from home where he is really excelled — on home land, his Wimbledon side are very susceptible, as well as 65% of the Kingsmeadow experiences seeing both teams score each season, I am confident to get a repeat on Tuesday.
Both of Wimbledons League One games this campaign have observed both teams rating, whereas newly-promoted MK Dons (who needed a 70% BTTS-rate on the street last year ) will enhance their odds of at least finding the internet from the Wombles.
This will be a highly-charged setting, and aims shouldnt be in short supply. ??
Morecambe and Mansfield meet at Field Mill after playing a draw out as recently as Saturday.
Although Mansfield should be too strong for Morecambe, the Stags have looked a shadow of their former selves this year, conceding in the first half in the two games.
It feels like new Stags boss John Dempster hasnt really got his feet under the desk following David Flitcrofts sacking in the conclusion of last season, and Im confident the Shrimps will probably once more be able to harness this and discover the internet on Tuesday (while also conceding in all probability ).
The four matches QPR and Bristol City have performed both teams rating has been seen by this year, and I hope nothing different at Loftus Road.
Ive been impressed this year, and they possess.
Bristol City possess the quality to discover the internet on Tuesday, and are much better side than QPR on paper ; together with four goals in their past two visits to Loftus Road, Im certain that they will.
This year has amazed me so much; the League Two outfit have four points from their two matches from Morecambe and Bradford, and that I think theyll provide a game at Blundell Park to League One Doncaster.
Darren Moores Donny have attracted their opening two league and I cant see them hitting on the peaks of last year, where they finished beneath Grant McCann in the play-offs.
This should be a hard-fought game; I believe that is well worth backing on Tuesday, and well over half Doncasters off games watched both teams score each year.
My last BTTS choice is Huddersfield v Lincoln, at a very solid cost.
The Terriers have not appeared up this year, and I can see them struggling against a Lincoln side that are not just deadly from set-pieces, but appreciate a Cupset.
Huddersfields Both matches this year have seen both teams score, although the Imps have won their opening two 2-0 — the most recent away at Rotherham at which –despite being pummelled to the majority of the match –they scored through two balls.
The physicality of lincoln will cause Huddersfield issues and evens is a price to rear both sides having pleasure before goal.

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