Fenerbahce won the first leg 1-0 but should have won by a bigger margin and there was a clear gulf in class between the two sides. Gornik Zabrze have to be more adventurous in this second meeting and that should give Fener more space to exploit on the counter. When Fener do win on the road they tend to do it in style as their last three away wins have all been by at least three goals and they can cover a -2 handicap in Poland.

Crvena Zvezda won the first leg 4-0 and could have won by a far bigger margin. The Serbian side are unlikely to take it easy on Larne and they can reach at least five goals, having already picked up one 5-0 victory in their three games so far this season.

Vikingur won the first leg 2-1 so Hapoel Beer Sheva have to attack in this return fixture. Both teams have scored in each of Hapoel’s last five competitive games and in all of their summer friendlies, while Vinkingur have scored in 25 of their last 26 games. This game will be played on neutral territory and Vikingur were good value for their win in the first leg, with no discernible home advantage Hapoel may struggle and Vikingur can win as underdogs even if a clean sheet for the visitors seems unlikely.

Slovan won the first leg 2-0 but that wasn’t necessarily a fair reflection on the game as Iberia 1999 had plenty of chances, and had two goals rules out. Slovan have conceded in four of their last six competitive home games and both teams have scored in seven of Iberia’s last nine games so another open game could be on the cards and goals at both ends are predicted.

Banfield are unbeaten in four at home, with two wins, and should be able to claim maximum points when they face out of sorts Sarmiento, who have five defeats in their last six games.

San Lorenzo are going through a rough patch with no wins in their last eight games. Visitors Gimnasia Mendoza claimed an impressive win over Central Cordoba last time out and have just one defeat inside normal time in their last seven across all comps, they can leave with at least a point.

With home advantage Argentinos Jrs should be far too strong for Estudiantes Rio Cuarto. Argentinos can win without conceding against a side who have failed to score in six consecutive away games (D1, L5).

Backing both teams to score could be the best angle here. Rosario have seen goals at both ends in four of their last six home games and they have scored in all of those, while both teams have scored in five of Racing’s last seven across all comps and they have scored in all of those.

Backing both teams to score could be the best angle here. Rosario have seen goals at both ends in four of their last six home games and they have scored in all of those, while both teams have scored in five of Racing’s last seven across all comps and they have scored in all of those.

Lech won the first leg 4-1 so Aarhus have to attack from the off, and that should lead to a high scoring game. Over 2.5 goals has landed in four of Lech’s last five competitive games and in three of Aarhus’ last five, these sides should be able to combine for at least three goals.

Rapid won the first leg 3-1 and should be able to score heavily against their Andorran opponents in the return fixture. Santa Coloma have scored in all three of their qualifiers so far this summer and may be able to contribute, so these teams can combine for at least four goals.

Fenerbahce won the first leg 1-0 but should have won by a bigger margin and there was a clear gulf in class between the two sides. Gornik Zabrze have to be more adventurous in this second meeting and that should give Fener more space to exploit on the counter, and when Fener do win on the road they tend to do it in style as their last three away wins have all been by at least three goals. The visitors look capable of scoring at least three in Poland.

Vikingur won the first leg 2-1 so Hapoel Beer Sheva have to attack in this return fixture. Both teams have scored in each of Hapoel’s last five competitive games and in all of their summer friendlies, while Vinkingur have scored in 25 of their last 26 games. This game will be played on neutral territory and Vikingur were good value for their win in the first leg, with no discernible home advantage Hapoel may struggle and Vikingur can win as underdogs even if a clean sheet for the visitors seems unlikely.

Vikingur won the first leg 2-1 so Hapoel Beer Sheva have to attack in this return fixture on neutral territory. Both teams have scored in each of Hapoel’s last five competitive games and in all of their summer friendlies, while Vinkingur have scored in 25 of their last 26 games.

Slovan won the first leg 2-0 but that wasn’t necessarily a fair reflection on the game as Iberia 1999 had plenty of chances, and had two goals rules out. Slovan have conceded in four of their last six competitive home games and both teams have scored in seven of Iberia’s last nine games so another open game could be on the cards and goals at both ends are predicted.

Crvena Zvezda won the first leg 4-0 and could have won by a far bigger margin. The Serbian side are unlikely to take it easy on Larne and with home advantage they should cover a -3 handicap quite comfortably.

Fenerbahce won the first leg 1-0 but should have won by a bigger margin and there was a clear gulf in class between the two sides. Gornik Zabrze have to be more adventurous in this second meeting and that should give Fener more space to exploit on the counter, the visitors look capable of covering a -1 handicap.

Crvena Zvezda won the first leg 4-0 and could have won by a far bigger margin. The Serbian side are unlikely to take it easy on Larne and with home advantage they should cover a -3 handicap quite comfortably.

Crvena Zvezda won the first leg 4-0 and could have won by a far bigger margin. The Serbian side are unlikely to take it easy on Larne and with home advantage they should cover a -3 handicap quite comfortably. With home advantage, the Belgrade giants can better their result from last week and a 6-0 home win is the pick, which would be their biggest win of the season so far after 5-0, 4-0 and 3-1 successes in all competitions.

Fenerbahce won the first leg 1-0 but should have won by a bigger margin and there was a clear gulf in class between the two sides. Gornik Zabrze have to be more adventurous in this second meeting and that should give Fener more space to exploit on the counter, the visitors look capable of covering a -1 handicap. When Fener do win on the road they tend to do it in style as their last three away wins have all been by at least three goals. Gornik offered little going forward in the first leg and Fener’s last four wins have all been accompanied by clean sheets so a 3-0 away win is the pick.

Talisca scored the only goal of the game in the first leg and he looks the standout candidate for an anytime effort in the return fixture. The Fenerbahce forward had five shots in total with four on target in the first meeting so he should get a few opportunities on Wednesday.

Fenerbahce won the first leg 1-0 but should have won by a bigger margin and there was a clear gulf in class between the two sides. Gornik Zabrze have to be more adventurous in this second meeting and that should give Fener more space to exploit on the counter, the visitors look capable of covering a -1 handicap.

Crvena Zvezda won the first leg 4-0 and could have won by a far bigger margin. The Serbian side are unlikely to take it easy on Larne and with home advantage they should cover a -3 handicap quite comfortably.

Slovan won the first leg 2-0 but that wasn’t necessarily a fair reflection on the game as Iberia 1999 had plenty of chances, and had two goals rules out. Slovan have conceded in four of their last six competitive home games and both teams have scored in seven of Iberia’s last nine games so another open game could be on the cards and goals at both ends are predicted.

Rapid won the first leg 3-1 and should be able to score heavily against their Andorran opponents in the return fixture. Santa Coloma have scored in all three of their qualifiers so far this summer and may be able to contribute, so these teams can combine for at least four goals.

Landskrona are yet to draw a blank at home in any competition and they face a Norrkoping side who have scored nine goals across their last five away games, so both teams look capable of scoring.

Both teams have scored in four of Celje’s last five competitive games, including a 3-3 first leg in this tie, and they are on a 13-game scoring streak stretching back into last season. There have been goals at both ends in all three of Egnatia’s summer qualifiers and they have scored in nine consecutive fixtures so both of these teams can get on the scoresheet.

Riga won the first leg 3-2 and both teams should be able to score in the return fixture. Vardar have scored 13 goals across their last four competitive away games, while both teams have scored in each of Riga’s last four across all competitions.

Dinamo scored 2.72 goals per home game on their way to the Croatian title last season, and they can win in style at home to Thun on Tuesday. The hosts have won five of their last six home qualifiers, scoring at least three times in four of those victories. The Swiss side look capable of adding to the total goals and over 3.5 goals has a strong chance.

The first leg finished 0-0 and the result was a fair reflection on what was an even game, with both sides have a similar amount of possession and chances. With home advantage, CSKA should have the edge as they were slightly better at home in the Bulgarian league last season and Trnava had a mixed road record in Slovakia. CSKA should feel a 0-0 first leg draw was a positive result and they can make the most of being in Sofia for the return leg by winning inside 9o minutes.

Riga won the first leg 3-2 and both teams should be able to score in the return fixture. Vardar have scored 13 goals across their last four competitive away games, while both teams have scored in each of Riga’s last four across all competitions.

Shamrock Rovers have won 10 of their last 12 home matches, including a 5-1 victory in the last round of Champions League qualifying. The visitors have lost back-to-back European away trips, and their poor qualifying record suggests Rovers can get back in the tie. The visitors have played out some thrilling away matches in recent years, sharing eight goals at Albania’s Egnatia in 2023, losing 4-1 at Sparta Prague a year ago, and suffering a 3-2 defeat at Riga in the last round. That suggests Ararat can get on the scoresheet.

The first leg finished 1-1 but there perhaps should have been more goals, with these teams combining for 29 shots in total and 10 on target. Floriana shipped five at Shamrock in their last away qualifier and Drita have scored more than once in seven of their last nine home games, these sides can combine for over 2.5 goals in total.

The first leg finished 0-0 and the result was a fair reflection on what was an even game, with both sides have a similar amount of possession and chances. With home advantage, CSKA should have the edge as they were slightly better at home in the Bulgarian league last season and Trnava had a mixed road record in Slovakia. CSKA should feel a 0-0 first leg draw was a positive result and they can make the most of being in Sofia for the return leg by winning inside 9o minutes.

Dinamo scored 2.72 goals per home game on their way to the Croatian title last season, and they can win in style at home to Thun on Tuesday. The hosts have won five of their last six home qualifiers, scoring at least three times in four of those victories.

Despite Hearts’ heavy first-leg defeat, they matched their opponents in terms of xG, shots on target, and big chances, while recording more touches in the opposition box. Sturm Graz don’t need to avoid defeat after last week’s 4-0 win, and the Austrian outfit have lost 20 of their last 26 European trips, including all nine across the last two seasons.

Shamrock Rovers have won 10 of their last 12 home matches, including a 5-1 victory in the last round of Champions League qualifying. The visitors have lost back-to-back European away trips, and their poor qualifying record suggests Rovers can get back in the tie.

The first leg finished 0-0 and the result was a fair reflection on what was an even game, with both sides have a similar amount of possession and chances. With home advantage, CSKA should have the edge as they were slightly better at home in the Bulgarian league last season and Trnava had a mixed road record in Slovakia. CSKA should feel a 0-0 first leg draw was a positive result and they can make the most of being in Sofia for the return leg by winning inside 9o minutes.

Dinamo scored 2.72 goals per home game on their way to the Croatian title last season, and they can win in style at home to Thun on Tuesday. The hosts have won five of their last six home qualifiers, scoring at least three times in four of those victories.

Both teams have scored in four of Celje’s last five competitive games, including a 3-3 first leg in this tie, and they are on a 13-game scoring streak stretching back into last season. There have been goals at both ends in all three of Egnatia’s summer qualifiers and they have scored in nine consecutive fixtures so both of these teams can get on the scoresheet.

Despite Hearts’ heavy first-leg defeat, they matched their opponents in terms of xG, shots on target, and big chances, while recording more touches in the opposition box. Sturm Graz don’t need to avoid defeat after last week’s 4-0 win, and the Austrian outfit have lost 20 of their last 26 European trips, including all nine across the last two seasons.

Shamrock Rovers have won 10 of their last 12 home matches, including a 5-1 victory in the last round of Champions League qualifying. The visitors have lost back-to-back European away trips, and their poor qualifying record suggests Rovers can get back in the tie.

Dinamo scored 2.72 goals per home game on their way to the Croatian title last season, and they can win in style at home to Thun on Tuesday. The hosts have won five of their last six home qualifiers, scoring at least three times in four of those victories.

The first leg finished 1-1 but there perhaps should have been more goals, with these teams combining for 29 shots in total and 10 on target. Floriana shipped five at Shamrock in their last away qualifier and Drita have scored more than once in seven of their last nine home games, these sides can combine for over 2.5 goals in total.

Shamrock Rovers have won 10 of their last 12 home matches, including a 5-1 victory in the last round of Champions League qualifying. The visitors have lost back-to-back European away trips, and their poor qualifying record suggests Rovers can get back in the tie. The visitors have played out some thrilling away matches in recent years, sharing eight goals at Albania’s Egnatia in 2023, losing 4-1 at Sparta Prague a year ago, and suffering a 3-2 defeat at Riga in the last round. That suggests Ararat can get on the scoresheet.

Dinamo scored 2.72 goals per home game on their way to the Croatian title last season, and they can win in style at home to Thun on Tuesday. The hosts have won five of their last six home qualifiers, scoring at least three times in four of those victories. Thun proved in the first-half of last week’s meeting that they can generate chances against this Dinamo side, the visitors should be able to get on the scoresheet.

Despite Hearts’ heavy first-leg defeat, they matched their opponents in terms of xG, shots on target, and big chances, while recording more touches in the opposition box. Sturm Graz don’t need to avoid defeat after last week’s 4-0 win, and the Austrian outfit have lost 20 of their last 26 European trips, including all nine across the last two seasons. Sturm Graz scored four in the first leg and should be able to strike in Edinburgh, even if this tie is already effectively over.

Hearts trail 4-0 and have top try and find an early goal if they are to stand any chance of fighting their way back into the tie. Claudio Braga had four attempts in the first leg, with one on target and one blocked, and he looks the standout pick for an anytime effort after hitting 14 Premiership goals last season.

Shamrock Rovers have won 10 of their last 12 home matches, including a 5-1 victory in the last round of Champions League qualifying. The visitors have lost back-to-back European away trips, and their poor qualifying record suggests Rovers can get back in the tie. The visitors have played out some thrilling away matches in recent years, sharing eight goals at Albania’s Egnatia in 2023, losing 4-1 at Sparta Prague a year ago, and suffering a 3-2 defeat at Riga in the last round. That suggests the visitors can get on the scoresheet, which would be a huge step towards a place in the next round.

Sturm Graz have conceded twice in their last nine European trips, and Hearts created enough chances to score a couple of goals last week. The visitors were beaten 2-1 in Glasgow by Celtic in Europe last term, and Hearts are backed to win by the same scoreline.