
We have picked out four games where both teams scoring looks likely from Wednesday's EFL fixtures.
- QPR vs Cardiff - both open, both come from behind or concede leads
- Luton vs Stockport - League One's worst defence (Luton) hosting a side with no clean sheet in 6 games
- Reading vs Mansfield - both scored and conceded in nearly every league game
- Burnley vs Middlesbrough - Burnley's dreadful defence and Boro's Lankshear-fuelled attack support it, Burnley have scored in four of five matches.
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QPR vs Cardiff
- Both sides remain unbeaten after three Championship games — QPR have won two, drawn one; Cardiff have drawn all three
- QPR have come from behind in both their wins this season — 3-1 v Portsmouth and 2-1 v Blackburn — showing they can be got at defensively before responding
- Cardiff have scored in every league game, including twice in a five-minute spell before conceding twice themselves in Saturday's 2-2 with Sheffield United — an open, end-to-end team
- Cardiff had the best attacking record in League One last season en route to promotion
- QPR's only clean sheet in three games was the 0-0 with Bolton; both other matches saw goals at both ends
Burnley vs Middlesbrough
- Burnley have won just one league match in their last 32 dating back to November 1 - the worst run of any side in England's top four divisions
- Burnley shipped four at Norwich last time out and finished with 10 men after a red card; they've conceded in every league game this season
- Boro have won four of five in all competitions and scored in every one of those matches
- Will Lankshear has six goals in his first five Boro appearances, including a brace in the 3-1 win over West Brom
- Burnley have scored in four of five matches in all competitions, netting at Norwich even in a heavy defeat
Luton vs Stockport
- Luton have conceded 12 goals in their last four games and rank as League One's worst defence after three matchweeks (10 conceded)
- Luton have scored 8 league goals — bettered by only two teams in the division — and 11 in five games across all competitions
- Stockport have failed to keep a clean sheet in six straight competitive matches
- Stockport have scored 3+ goals in three of their last four League One outings, including a 5-1 win over Wycombe
Reading vs Mansfield
- Reading are winless in the league (one loss, one draw) but did put four past Luton in a 4-3 defeat
- Reading have scored in four of five games in all competitions, including a 3-0 EFL Cup win over Stevenage
- Mansfield have won two of three league games, highlighted by a 5-2 thrashing of Luton with braces from Moriah-Welsh and Russell
- Mansfield have scored in every league game and conceded in every league game (2-1 win, 2-1 loss, 5-2 win)
- Jack Marriott scored a hat-trick in Reading's opener, showing there's a goal threat despite results








