Dutch Jupiler Both Teams To Score Friday 26th April – MVV Can Score At Volendam

It’s Friday, and you should know by now this means one thing.. Dutch Juplier Goals Galore. Whether you’re out on the town and will be betting on your mobile or sat indoors with a couple of cans, the Dutch can bring the goals we need to take our cash into the weekend.

Here’s my strongest 3 both teams to score selections for Friday night:

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Volendam v MVV Maastricht 7.00pm
Both teams to score odds – 4/9 Sky Bet

Volendam are playing some fantastic football and they fully deserve their berth at the very top of the Dutch Jupiler League. The table toppers have won 6 straight games, scoring at least 2 goals in each, and have lost just once in the last 3 months.

That said, I’m fully expecting 5th placed Maastricht to take the game to the title contenders, and score at least 1 goal, just as strugglers Excelsior did against Volendam last week.

Maastricht have failed to score in just 2 of their last 15 away games, and only went down to the odd goal in 7 when facing Volendam in the reverse fixture played a couple of months ago.

Fortuna Sittard v Dordrecht 7.00pm
Both teams to score odds – 4/9 Sky Bet

Fortuna don’t have the best recent form for both teams to score, but this clash interests me because of the visitors. Dordrecht have had some terrible spells during what originally looked a well above average season for them, but they appear to really be getting their act together now.

Wins against Maastricht (5-2) and De Graafschap (2-1) are great results, and I’m supremely confident that the visitors will break down the normally solid Sittard back line.

Sittard can’t really achieve anything this season, so I’m predicting they will open up a little more to make it an entertaining match.

FC Oss v Helmond Sport 7.00pm
Both teams to score odds – 2/5 Sky bet

Helmond still have designs on winning the league, and who would blame them. They’ve been great this term and are just 5 points off the pace. I’ve got a feeling they could run riot here, but not without Oss getting at least 1 consolation.

Helmond  are all about attacking, their defence isn’t one of their strongest assets. They approach games by simply looking to outscore their opponents, which is great for both teams to score.

Oss sit right in the middle of the league table, but have been in better form recently. They’ve scored at least once in their last 7 games, and as mentioned before, Helmond don’t keep clean sheets, and certainly not on their travels (just 7% away clean sheets this term).