Norwich’s early season matches have produced goals at both ends, with an average of 2. 4 scored and 1.
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This fixture brings together a Wolves side with one of the division’s most potent attacks (2. 6 goals per game) but a leaky defence, and a West Brom outfit whose away record is solid but less prolific.
Burnley and Derby both arrive at Turf Moor with nearly identical season records and negative goal differences, each searching for a spark to climb out of the bottom three. Burnley are yet to win in six (DLDLL), while Derby’s only victory came away at Portsmouth, with both sides averaging fewer than 1.
This fixture matches a Birmingham side with a high draw rate and modest home output against a Middlesbrough team that has travelled steadily and boasts a strong head-to-head record. Both teams average above 1.
QPR's defensive solidity and Preston's travel struggles point to a low-scoring contest, with the home side's underlying rates giving them the edge.
Portsmouth and Blackburn enter this fixture with nearly identical records and underlying numbers, both languishing in the bottom half after leaky defensive starts. Portsmouth's home record (1W, 2L, 3GF, 5GA) and Blackburn's away record (0W, 2D, 1L, 3GF, 4GA) offer little to separate the sides, with both averaging more than a goal conceded per game.
Statistically, this fixture projects as a low-scoring contest between a Lincoln side struggling for cutting edge at home and a Swansea team built on defensive solidity, especially away. Lincoln's home output (0.
This fixture pits a Wrexham side struggling to convert draws into wins against a Southampton team whose attack is among the most productive in the division. Southampton's away record is less convincing than their home form, but their season-long scoring rate and shot volume remain strong indicators of threat.
Cardiff's underlying numbers suggest a side that controls possession and generates volume but struggles to convert dominance into wins, while Charlton's away defensive record is a concern despite their higher league position. Both teams' season-long scoring and concession rates point to a low-scoring contest with neither side showing a clear edge in open play.
Momentum is everything in this London derby, with West Ham arriving at The Den riding a four-match winning streak that’s seen them rack up 16 goals and surge to the top of the Championship. Millwall, meanwhile, have been the definition of streaky—mixing emphatic home wins with heavy defeats, and still searching for consistency at both ends of the pitch.