The BTTS market offers excellent structural value tonight at The Hawthorns. West Brom has seen both teams score in every single match this season, proving they can easily find the net but struggle to keep their backline secure. Charlton is flying high at the top of the Championship with a perfect record and will bring plenty of attacking confidence to the Black Country. With Charlton potentially rotating a few defensive pieces and West Brom desperate to bounce back from a weekend defeat, expect an open, end-to-end game. The likelihood of both defenses cracking is incredibly high. Lock in BTTS: YES.

The defensive vulnerabilities expected in this fixture were well contained during a goalless first half before the match finally broke open after the interval. Callum Styles secured the advantage for West Bromwich Albion in the 59th minute, forcing an immediate escalation in attacking intensity. Charlton Athletic responded just ten minutes later when Tyreece Campbell delivered the equaliser, pushing the final result to 1-1 and successfully settling the Both Teams to Score market.

Ipswich welcome Liverpool to Portman Road in a matchup that carries several strong goal indicators. Liverpool have conceded twice in each of their opening two Premier League games, while Ipswich have already shown they can score against Premier League opposition. Both sides have scored in their opening league fixtures, and Ipswich's recent defensive record provides further encouragement for Liverpool to find the net. Tactically, Liverpool should control more of the ball, but Ipswich possess enough pace and transition threat to create problems on the break. With Liverpool still searching for their first league win under Andoni Iraola, a reactive or passive game script is unlikely if the match becomes level or they fall behind.