Match Result and BTTS Tips For Tuesday's Action - 20/04/2021

The first game on this list comes from the Allianz Arena where Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich host Bayer Leverkusen, knowing that they are three wins away from their 31st German top-flight title.

Hansi Flick’s side come into this match on the back of a 3-2 win away at third-placed Wolfsburg, where young English winger Jamal Musiala bagged a brace, whilst former PSG striker Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting also got on the scoresheet.

Leverkusen will come into this game with some confidence, having beaten Koln 3-0 on the weekend.

In the last meeting between these two sides, Bayern ran out victorious as they won 2-1 at the Bay Arena thanks to a brace from Robert Lewandowski.

Other notable statistics are that Bayern have scored more than anyone else in the division, with 83 goals in 29 matches, whilst conceding 38, showing that they are susceptible to conceding goals. Leverkusen have scored 48 goals in the same number of matches.

The second match on this list also comes from the Bundesliga, as Eintracht Frankfurt face Augsburg at Deutsche Bank Park, knowing that they are four wins away from confirming their place in next season’s Champions League.

Eintracht are currently four points above fifth-placed Borussia Dortmund with just five games to go and will be looking to bounce back from their 4-0 hammering at Borussia Monchengladbach at the weekend. Adi Hütter’s side had won their previous three matches with both teams scoring prior to their last match in 5-2, 2-1 and 4-3 victories over Union Berlin, Borussia Dortmund and Wolfsburg.

Augsburg come into this fixture in 11th place and will be looking to consolidate their position in the league for next season. Ironically their last two wins against Hoffenheim at the start of April and versus Gladbach in mid-March are the last times both teams scored.

Frankfurt are the third top scorers in the Bundesliga this campaign with 59 goals in 29 matches and are also suspect at defending, conceding 44 times.

In League Two, 16th placed Harrogate Town face 17th in the table Oldham Athletic at Wetherby Road.

Harrogate come into this game having won their last fixture 2-1 at home to Bradford City on the weekend thanks to goals from Jack Muldoon and Josh McPake either side of Andy Cook’s equaliser.

Meanwhile, Oldham were beaten 4-3 away at Morecambe which typifies their season, as they have scored the most goals in the division with 72 in 42 matches, but also have the worst defensive record in the ELF, leaking 72.

The last meeting between these two saw Harrogate win the match at Boundary Park last December 2-1 via a brace from George Thomson, despite falling behind to a Conor McAleny penalty 19 minutes in.

Eight placed Chesterfield host seventh in the table Halifax in the National League, with both sides looking to strengthen their bid to finish in the playoff places.

At present, the hosts are one goal inside of the playoffs, as Notts County are level on points in eighth place, whilst Halifax are just one point above Chesterfield having played one game more than both the Spireites and County.

Chesterfield come into this match on the back of a 2-1 home loss to Bromley, whilst Halifax have won three of their last four matches, with both teams scoring in two of their wins against Weymouth (3-2) and at home to King’s Lynn Town on Saturday, where Billy Chadwick, Jake Hyde, Luke Summerfield and Jack Earing all managed to get on the scoresheet.

Halifax are the third joint top scorers in the division with 53 goals in 33 matches but have also conceded 43.

AFC Wimbledon take on Oxford United at Plough Lane, with the visitors currently sat in sixth place.

The Dons are in good form at present, beating Swindon Town, Ipswich Town and Accrington Stanley 4-1, 3-0 and 3-1. Whilst Oxford have also been in incredible goalscoring form, beating Gillingham 3-2, Shrewsbury Town 4-1 and Crewe 6-0. The only game in Oxford’s last five outings which didn’t see both teams score was their hammering of Crewe at Gresty Road in early April.

The last time these two clubs met was in early February, where Oxford won 3-1 at the Kassam Stadium, thanks to goals from Sam Winnall and Olamide Shodipo.

Other factors to consider are that Oxford are the third top scorers in the league with 66 goals in 42 games, but they have conceded 52. Meanwhile, AFC Wimbledon have found the back of the net 48 times and leaked 63.