Famalicao come into this on the back of a frustrating run of four draws from five, though their fifth-place standing reflects a solid overall campaign. At home they have been defensively resolute, keeping clean sheets in over half their matches and conceding fewer than a goal per game on average. That frugality has come at the cost of attacking output though, with their home BTTS rate of 38% sitting well below the league average of 48%.

Alverca present an interesting contrast on the road. They have kept just one clean sheet away from home all season, conceding nearly two per game, and their away BTTS rate of 62% tells the story of a side that tends to be involved in open, end-to-end affairs.

The one previous meeting went Alverca's way, and their away attacking output could test a Famalicao side that looks more comfortable grinding out low-scoring wins. This feels tighter than a home side of Famalicao's league position might suggest, with Alverca undervalued as visitors.