Copenhagen have won four of their five home matches this season, and three of those wins have come by a two-goal margin. The hosts have won by two or more on six occasions this term, including a 5-0 win at Odense.

Galatasaray won 4-2 at Lille in the Champions League last week, while Fener blew a commanding lead in a 2-2 draw with Slavia Prague. The hosts have scored three times in two of their last three home league games, and they can score a few goals having beaten Fener 3-0 at home in April.

Santa Clara have shown enough quality in the first few weeks of the season to suggest they can cause problems for Benfica a few days after they won 4-1 in Cyprus. Benfica have won but conceded in each of their last two away games, so may have to win this the hard way.

Walsall have scored multiple goals in three of their last four home league games, conceding only twice in that sequence. Meanwhile, Salford have shipped nine goals away from home this term and kept only one clean sheet. The Ammies have failed to win on any of their last three league visits to Bescot, and they’ve already suffered three defeats this season.

FC Andorra have kept only one clean sheet at home this season, shipping eight goals across their five matches. They have only failed to score once at their own ground, and visitors Burgos have both scored and conceded in their previous two trips.

Falkenberg are second in the Swedish Superettan, having won four of their last five. Second-bottom Obebro have suffered five home defeats this season, but they’ve seen both teams score in each of their last four matches, so they can get on the scoresheet against a Falkenberg side that has kept one clean sheet away from home this term.

Santa Clara have shown enough quality in the first few weeks of the season to suggest they can cause problems for Benfica a few days after they won 4-1 in Cyprus. Benfica have won but conceded in each of their last two away games, so may have to win this the hard way.

Both teams have scored with at least three goals in nine of PSG’s last 10 matches and in three of Lyon’s last four games. Despite the hosts’ injury issues, they can beat a side who have lost back-to-back road games against Hoffenheim and Lens.

Galatasaray won 4-2 at Lille in the Champions League last week, while Fener blew a commanding lead in a 2-2 draw with Slavia Prague. The hosts have scored three times in two of their last three home league games, and they can score a few goals having beaten Fener 3-0 at home in April.

Torreense return to league action following their European exploits, and they’ve conceded twice or more on four occasions across their first seven games in Portugal’s second-tier. Over 2.5 goals has landed in Amarante’s last three, including away defeats at Tondela and Leixoes.

Gremio have seen both teams score in five of their last six matches, losing 4-2 at home to Cruzeiro last time out. Both teams have scored in Coritiba’s last five home matches, including a 3-3 draw with Athletico Paranaense.

Santa Clara have shown enough quality in the first few weeks of the season to suggest they can cause problems for Benfica a few days after they won 4-1 in Cyprus. Benfica have won but conceded in each of their last two away games, and they head to a side that has scored in seven of their eight matches this season.

Both teams have scored with at least three goals in nine of PSG’s last 10 matches and in three of Lyon’s last four games. Also, both teams have scored with at least three goals in the last seven meetings of these clubs.

Boulonge have seen BTTS land in their previous three home games, and they meet a Reims side that beat Dijon 4-2 in their last game. BTTS has landed in seven of the visitors’ nine matches this term, and more goals should be on the cards here.

FC Andorra have kept only one clean sheet at home this season, shipping eight goals across their five matches. They have only failed to score once at their own ground, and visitors Burgos have both scored and conceded in their previous two trips.

Desire Doue has scored four and assisted four goals in his last five matches for club and country. In the absence of some bigger names, he seems primed to step up.

Ante Budimir has scored seven goals in nine La Liga appearances this season and will be trying to score for a fourth consecutive club game. He should get chances against a side that has shipped 10 goals in their last three games.

Tai Sodje has scored four goals in his last three games for Walsall. He plays just behind the striker and can find pockets of space between the lines to trouble the Ammies, who have kept only one away clean sheet this season.

Missing big players like Kvaratskhelia, Dembele and Marquinhos will hurt PSG’s chances of winning, but there is enough quality and depth to eke out a 2-1 win against a side who have lost back-to-back road games against Hoffenheim and Lens. PSG have also had 48 hours longer to recover.

Two of the last three meetings of these clubs in Seville have finished 1-1 and an Osasuna side experiencing a new coach bounce look capable of holding the hosts to a draw.

Walsall are the only unbeaten side in League Two this season while Salford have lost three times and have failed to win half of their away league games. The Ammies have failed to win on any of their last three league visits to Bescot so can be opposed in the Double Chance market.

Red Star have suffered two defeats this season, and both of those have come against the five sides above them in the table. Third-placed Montpellier have put a run together, winning three of their last four, and they’re unbeaten at home this term.

Walsall are the only unbeaten side in League Two this season while Salford have lost three times and have failed to win half of their away league games. The Ammies have failed to win on any of their last three league visits to Bescot so can be opposed in the Double Chance market.

Sevilla have failed to win three of their last four home games against Osasuna and two of their last three league games overall. Osasuna bring poor away form, but under new coach Jagoba Arrasate, they ended a six-week winless run with a 2-0 victory over Racing Santander last weekend.

Both teams have scored with at least three goals in nine of PSG’s last 10 matches and in three of Lyon’s last four games. Also, both teams have scored with at least three goals in the last seven meetings of these clubs.

City aren’t quite right yet under Enzo Maresca. They may well come good but Lens away was arguably the worst road trip from Pot 4 while Napoli and Leipzig represent stern tests from Pot 3. And then there’s PSG and Barcelona. Altogether a tough test.

The home game against Bodo/Glimt and trip to Slavia ought to be the bedrock of a campaign in which Dino Toppmoller’s impressive group – who have already beaten PSG in the French Champions Trophy – can emerge successfully.

Barcelona could easily lose in Paris, legitimately drop points at Galatasaray and at home to Man City. One more slip and the top eight could feasibly elude them.

Arsenal were flawless 12 months ago and should have no difficulty getting to the 16 points which are probably required.

BVB came close to the top eight last season and have a great draw this year with Betis, AEK Athens, Sabah and even Inter Milan at home looks winnable.

PSV’s hammerings of Napoli and Liverpool last term were rare highs in an otherwise disappointing campaign. This season’s draw looks far kindlier for Peter Bosz and his Eredivisie big-hitters.

Instituto have won four and drawn one of their last five games and are unbeaten in seven home matches. They have won their last two home meetings with Deportivo Riestra, while the visitors have failed to win their last six on the road.