Watford have been tough to overcome at Vicarage Road this season, with the Hornets winning three of their five matches at home. Javi Gracia’s side have only lost once in front of their own fans, and they should be able to get the better of a West Brom side that lost 3-0 to Millwall in their last match on the road.

Marseille are on a five-match winning streak across all competitions, which includes victories against PSG, Strasbourg and Ajax. They can edge a tight game with goals in Lisbon. Sporting have scored in 18 straight European home group games and can at least extend that run in defeat.

Bayern Munich have covered a -2 handicap in five of their last seven matches. They have won all five previous home matches against Belgian clubs and look capable of a comfortable win against a Brugge side that lost 3-0 at home to Dortmund in last season’s league phase.

Real Madrid have won 12 of their last 13 home Champions League games. They can register a win to nil against a struggling Juventus side without a win in their last six matches across all competitions. The Old Lady have failed to score in their last two while Los Blancos kept a clean sheet in their 1-0 win at Getafe on Saturday.

Fewer than three goals have been scored in six of Athletic Club’s last eight matches in all competitions and in six of Qarabag’s last 10 matches. Under 2.5 goals have been scored in three of Qarabag’s previous five games against Spanish opposition too.

Fewer than three goals have been scored in three of Atalanta’s last four games and also in five of Slavia Prague’s last six matches. The two clubs operate in similar 3-4-3 systems that could cancel each other out.

Swansea beat QPR 2-1 when the two teams last met in April and they did the Championship double over the R’s last season. QPR have conceded on all five of their Championship away days and they have let in 12 goals away from home.

Oxford United should struggle on the road in midweek as they have only picked up four points in five second-tier matches on the road. Wrexham are winless on home soil in the Championship, but they have only lost one of their last five at home in all competitions and have steadied the ship in recent weeks.

Watford have been tough to overcome at Vicarage Road this season, with the Hornets winning three of their five matches at home. Javi Gracia’s side have only lost once in front of their own fans, and they should be able to get the better of a West Brom side that lost 3-0 to Millwall in their last match on the road.

Sheffield Wednesday are still looking for their first win at home in the Championship this season. They should fall short against a Middlesbrough side that have only lost once away from home, picking up eight points from five fixtures.

No team has conceded more away goals this season in the Championship than QPR, while Swansea’s defence also appears suspect as they have just one clean sheet in their last seven games across all competitions.

Both teams have scored in eight of Eintracht Frankfurt’s last nine games and a repeat of that looks likely considering the defensive struggles of the Bundesliga side and Liverpool this season.

Goals seem to follow Monaco wherever they go. Both teams to score and over 2.5 goals has been a winning bet in seven of their last eight games, as well as each of their five outings at Stade Louis II this term. The same bet has landed in Tottenham’s last three matches and is a standout selection again.

Sporting Lisbon have been scoring and conceding goals in most of their recent matches. The Lions have scored in 18 straight European home group games and look likely to register against a Marseille side that conceded twice in a 6-2 win at Le Havre on Saturday.

Both teams have scored in eight of Eintracht Frankfurt’s last nine games and a repeat of that looks likely considering the defensive struggles of the Bundesliga side and Liverpool this season. The Reds should come out on top however.

Marseille are on a five-match winning streak across all competitions, which includes victories against PSG, Strasbourg and Ajax. They can edge a tight game with goals in Lisbon. Sporting have scored in 18 straight European home group games and look likely to register in defeat.

Bayern have won all five previous home matches against Belgian clubs and look capable of a comfortable win, but Brugge can grab a consolation effort as they have scored in the majority of their European away trips over the past couple of seasons.

Bayern Munich have covered a -2 handicap in five of their last seven matches. They have won all five previous home matches against Belgian clubs and look capable of a comfortable win against a Brugge side that lost 3-0 at home to Dortmund in last season’s league phase. Bayern are averaging around four goals per game scored and one goal per game conceded this season and a 4-1 victory may be the outcome if they play to form. Brugge have scored in the majority of their European away trips over the past couple of seasons but are unlikely to register more than one against a Bayern side that has conceded only 17 goals in the last 35 home games in the group stage/league phase.

Real Madrid have won the majority of their recent matches by two or three goals and a 2-0 scoreline could be the outcome if that trend continues. Juve have failed to score in their last two and lost 2-0 at Como last time out.

Bayern Munich have covered a -2 handicap in five of their last seven matches. They have won all five previous home matches against Belgian clubs and look capable of a comfortable win against a Brugge side that lost 3-0 at home to Dortmund in last season’s league phase.

Atalanta boast a solid defensive record. with only three goals conceded across their last five games. They have enough quality and experience to edge this clash without conceding.

Goals seem to follow Monaco wherever they go. Both teams to score and over 2.5 goals has been a winning bet in seven of their last eight games, as well as each of their five outings at Stade Louis II this term. The same bet has landed in Tottenham’s last three matches and is a standout selection again.

Both teams have scored in eight of Eintracht Frankfurt’s last nine games and a repeat of that looks likely considering the defensive struggles of the Bundesliga side and Liverpool this season.

Bayern Munich have covered a -2 handicap in five of their last seven matches. They have won all five previous home matches against Belgian clubs and look capable of a comfortable win against a Brugge side that lost 3-0 at home to Dortmund in last season’s league phase.

In a game where goals may be at a premium, Abdellah Zoubir is attractive at a big price. The Qarabag attacker has scored or assisted in each of his last four starts (3 goals, 1 assist) and was a goal threat in both of the Horsemen’s previous Champions League games.

Leroy Sane looked sharp as he scored a brace against Basaksehir on Saturday. The German winger can get on the scoresheet against a Bodo side that have shipped twice in three of their last six matches.

Harry Kane’s 22 goals scored and 27 goal involvements (five assists) are both the most of any player in the Champions League since his Bayern debut in the competition in September 2023. The England striker already has four goals over the first two games of this continental campaign.

Kylian Mbappé has scored five goals in two Champions League appearances this season and probably already has his eyes on the competition’s top scorer accolade.

Hugo Ekitike was a summer purchase from Eintracht Frankfurt after scoring 22 goals in all competitions for the Bundesliga team last season, he could score for Liverpool here.

Pedro Neto found his shooting boots in the 3-0 win at Nottingham Forest on Saturday and the Portuguese attacker can build on that performance to net again for the Londoners.

Both of these teams are sharing the goals around so pinning down an anytime goalscorer is tough. However, given Tottenham’s failure to cope with Emi Buendia and Morgan Rogers on Sunday, it makes sense to side with a Monaco winger. Ansu Fati has scored six goals in as many games and the Spanish winger may steal the show on Wednesday.

Fewer than three goals have been scored in six of Athletic Club’s last eight matches in all competitions and in six of Qarabag’s last 10 matches. Under 2.5 goals have been scored in three of Qarabag’s previous five games against Spanish opposition too.

Galatasaray have won four and drawn two of their last six home European matches while Bodo/Glimt have lost five of their last nine European games, scoring in all nine.

Chelsea’s Pedro Neto found his shooting boots in the 3-0 win at Nottingham Forest on Saturday and the Portuguese attacker can build on that performance to net again for the Londoners.

Hugo Ekitike was a summer purchase from Eintracht Frankfurt after scoring 22 goals in all competitions for the Bundesliga team last season, he could score for Liverpool here.

Harry Kane’s 22 goals scored and 27 goal involvements (five assists) are both the most of any player in the Champions League since his Bayern debut in the competition in September 2023. The England striker already has four goals over the first two games of this continental campaign.

Kylian Mbappé has scored five goals in two Champions League appearances this season and probably already has his eyes on the competition’s top scorer accolade.

Dortmund have scored four goals in each of their Champions League games so far but they’ve also conceded in both games. BVB and Copenhagen should be able to combine for at least three goals.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in seven of Monaco’s last eight games – and they are still yet to keep a clean sheet this season. Spurs have shipped five goals across their last three road games and have scored six themselves during that period.

Feyenoord have scored 18 goals in their opening eight league games, while the visitors may be able to get on the scoresheet as well and over 2.5 goals has landed in each of their last three away games.

North End have scored twice in three of their last four home games, while Sheffield United could be back in business after beating Watford last weekend with Chris Wilder back in the hot seat for a third stint in charge. Both of these teams look to be on the up and that could combine for at least three goals.

Newcastle’s home games have been fairly entertaining this term with over 2.5 goals landing in four of their six at St James’ Park across all comps, while there have been over three goals scored in three of Fulham’s last four league games.

Bayer Leverkusen’s league games average close to 3.9 goals per-game. Freiburg have also been involved in a few high-scoring clashes and over 3.5 goals has been a winning bet in each of the last three meetings between these two sides.