Champions League Predictions

Liverpool average exactly two goals per game in Europe and they can edge to a 2-1 victory over an Inter side who lost 2-1 last time in the competition to Atleti.

Bayern Munich have scored seven goals in two home Champions League games and 36 in nine competitive home matches. They should score at will, but Sporting have scored in 21 successive European matches.

PSV have scored 13 goals in five Champions League fixtures, but they are yet to keep a clean sheet in the competition and may concede against an Atletico Madrid side that have scored in four of their five outings in the Champions League.

Union Saint-Gilloise have lost both home games in the Champions League by 4-0 scorelines and may suffer another thrashing against Marseille, who will be looking to build on their excellent comeback win over Newcastle last time out.

Bayern Munich are clear favourites after a phenomenal start to the season, but Sporting have scored in 21 consecutive European games and can find the net in defeat on Tuesday.

The Blues have hit 12 goals in five games in Europe this season and they should rack up more against the Italians, who look set to struggle against the Premier League’s superior quality. Atalanta have scored in their past five matches, though, so they can get on the scoresheet at least on Tuesday.

QPR have won three of their last four Championship matches and have a good record against Birmingham, but both teams have scored in the Hoops’ last five at home so the Blues should get on the scoresheet.

Spurs have seen off Villarreal 1-0 and Copenhagen 4-0 at home in the Champions League so far and against arguably weaker opponents again, they should seal a similar comfortable home success. Slavia are yet to win in the competition and failed to score in trips to Atalanta and Inter Milan.

Chelsea won superbly 3-0 against Barcelona most recently in the Champions League and they should have too much class for an Atalanta outfit who are only mid-table in Italy and lost 3-1 to lowly Verona on Saturday.

Bayern Munich are clear favourites after a phenomenal start to the season, but Sporting have scored in 21 consecutive European games and can find the net in defeat on Tuesday.

Barcelona are La Liga’s leading scorers with 47 goals in 16 games and can bounce back from their Champions League loss to Chelsea with a high-scoring win over Eintracht Frankfurt, who have the second-worst defensive record in this competition.

Ricardo Pepi has scored in his last two games to take his tally to seven for the season for PSV. Two of these goals have come in his last three Champions League appearances.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted a brace to complete Marseille’s turnaround against Newcastle in the last round of Champions League fixtures and has eight goals in all competitions, so he can strike against a Union Saint-Gilloise side that have shipped eight goals in two home games in this competition.

Richarlison has been one of Spurs’ shining lights this season with his strike against the Bees at the weekend taking his tally to the campaign up to seven. The Brazilian forward notched in the mad 5-3 defeat against PSG on Matchday Four and he can exploit a weak-looking Slavia Prague backline that has already shipped eight goals in the competition.

Dominik Szoboszlai has arguably been Liverpool’s most consistent performer this season and the midfielder has hit four goals already. He was on target at Leeds on Saturday and has also found the back of the net in Europe against Eintracht Frankfurt and PSV.

Ricardo Pepi has scored in his last two games to take his tally to seven for the season for PSV. Two of these goals have come in his last three Champions League appearances.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted a brace to complete Marseille’s turnaround against Newcastle in the last round of Champions League fixtures and has eight goals in all competitions, so he can strike against a Union Saint-Gilloise side that have shipped eight goals in two home games in this competition.

Richarlison has been one of Spurs’ shining lights this season with his strike against the Bees at the weekend taking his tally to the campaign up to seven. The Brazilian forward notched in the mad 5-3 defeat against PSG on Matchday Four and he can exploit a weak-looking Slavia Prague backline that has already shipped eight goals in the competition.

PSV have thrashed Liverpool and Napoli in the Champions League this season and can take another big-name scalp against Atletico Madrid, who have lost their last two games.

Liverpool have won on their last four visits to the San Siro and even though their domestic form has been poor, in Europe they have won three of their five matches, which includes victories over Real and Atletico Madrid.

Spurs have seen off Villarreal 1-0 and Copenhagen 4-0 at home in the Champions League so far and against arguably weaker opponents again, they should seal a similar comfortable home success. Slavia are yet to win in the competition and failed to score in trips to Atalanta and Inter Milan.

Chelsea won superbly 3-0 against Barcelona most recently in the Champions League and they should have too much class for an Atalanta outfit who are only mid-table in Italy and lost 3-1 to lowly Verona on Saturday.

Liverpool have won on their last four visits to the San Siro and even though their domestic form has been poor, in Europe they have won three of their five matches, which includes victories over Real and Atletico Madrid.

PSV have thrashed Liverpool and Napoli in the Champions League this season and can take another big-name scalp against Atletico Madrid, who have lost their last two games.