Arka Gdynia have lost 10 of their 11 away trips this season to sit third from bottom in Poland, but they at least make this trip in scoring form. The visitors have found the net in six of their last seven league games, while Wisla Plock are without a clean sheet in six.

Almeria’s last six home games have seen both teams score, with the hosts failing to keep a clean sheet in their previous 12 league matches. They meet a Cultural Leonesa side who have both scored and conceded in their last four on the road. Almeria have won and conceded in four of their last five games, while the visitors have lost 13 of 15 encounters with the top 10.

Sassuolo have managed only three clean sheets on their travels this term, and they’ve conceded in each of their previous seven on the road. The visitors are in fine attacking form, and they should add to Lazio’s struggles against top-half teams, with Sarri’s side managing one clean sheet in 13 encounters. The hosts played out a 2-2 draw at home to Atalanta in the cup last time out, but Sassuolo have won four of their six visits to sides below them in the standings, including two 2-1 victories.

The biggest improvement from West Ham in recent weeks has been in defence. Axel Disasi’s January arrival has helped them keep four clean sheets in six games. Under 2.5 landed in both of the Hammers’ previous two ties.

Nuno Espirito Santo has led Wolves and Nottingham Forest to the FA Cup semi-finals in the past seven years and he can make progress in getting there again with West Ham. The Hammers have lost only two of their last ten games and can see off a Brentford side who have been poor since drawing with Arsenal on February 12.

Almeria’s last six home games have seen both teams score, with the hosts failing to keep a clean sheet in their previous 12 league matches. They meet a Cultural Leonesa side who have both scored and conceded in their last four on the road

Espanyol have lost their way, going nine games without a win, but they have a golden opportunity to put an end to their struggles on Monday as rock-bottom Real Oviedo head to Catalonia. The visitors have lost five of their last seven and their lack of confidence is likely to cost them again.

Shelbourne’s four games this season have finished with both teams scoring, including a 3-2 home defeat to St Patrick’s last time out. Shamrock Rovers have scored in all of their four games this season, losing their first away trip 3-2 at Bohemians, so this should be a high-scoring encounter.

Nuno Espirito Santo has led Wolves and Nottingham Forest to the FA Cup semi-finals in the past seven years and he can make progress in getting there again with West Ham. The Hammers have lost only two of their last ten games and can see off a Brentford side who have been poor since drawing with Arsenal on February 12.

Sassuolo have won five of their last six games, and the Neroverdi won the reverse fixture earlier this season. Struggling Lazio are winless in six, and they’ve conceded twice in five of their last seven games. The hosts have lost eight of 13 meetings with the 10 sides above them, while the Neroverdi have won five of eight visits to teams outside the top six.

No La Liga team has conceded more away goals than Oviedo’s 29 this term and Espanyol can get their confidence back by putting a couple past their visitors.

Second-bottom Tondela have scored twice in three of their last four matches, including their 2-2 draw with third-bottom Santa Clara in their last home game. Rio Ave are only two points clear of the bottom two, but they’ve won 3-0 and 2-1 in their two meetings with the sides in the drop zone to stay clear of the drop. The visitors have shipped 24 goals in 12 away trips, so goals appeal here.

Shelbourne’s four games this season have finished with both teams scoring, including a 3-2 home defeat to St Patrick’s last time out. Shamrock Rovers have scored in all of their four games this season, losing their first away trip 3-2 at Bohemians, so this should be a high-scoring encounter.

Sassuolo have managed only three clean sheets on their travels this term, and they’ve conceded in each of their previous seven on the road. The visitors are in fine attacking form, and they should add to Lazio’s struggles against top-half teams, with Sarri’s side managing one clean sheet in 13 encounters. The hosts played out a 2-2 draw at home to Atalanta in the cup last time out.

Almeria’s last six home games have seen both teams score, with the hosts failing to keep a clean sheet in their previous 12 league matches. They meet a Cultural Leonesa side who have both scored and conceded in their last four on the road. 

Crysencio Summerville scored only one goal in his first 38 West Ham appearances but looks a brand new player under Nuno, netting seven in his last ten. He has scored in both of the Hammers’ FA Cup games this term and will be full of confidence after his winner against Fulham on Wednesday.

Berardi has scored seven goals for the campaign, and four of those strikes have come away from home. The forward struck twice against Verona last month, and he has found the net in away wins at Atalanta and Pisa.

Sassuolo have managed only three clean sheets on their travels this term, and they’ve conceded in each of their previous seven on the road. The visitors are in fine attacking form, and they should add to Lazio’s struggles against top-half teams, with Sarri’s side managing one clean sheet in 13 encounters. The hosts played out a 2-2 draw at home to Atalanta in the cup last time out, but Sassuolo have won four of their six visits to sides below them in the standings, including two 2-1 victories.

No La Liga team has conceded more away goals than Oviedo’s 29 this term and Espanyol can get their confidence back by putting a couple past their visitors. A clean sheet would also help matters for the hosts and with Real losing their last two games to nil, one may very well arrive.

Espanyol have lost their way, going nine games without a win, but they have a golden opportunity to put an end to their struggles on Monday as rock-bottom Real Oviedo head to Catalonia. The visitors have lost five of their last seven and their lack of confidence is likely to cost them again.

These two sides are meeting in the knockouts for the fifth straight year, and Real Madrid have won three of the previous four meetings, including the last two. The Spanish giants have won eight of their last 10 under new boss Arbeloa at the time of the draw, and they are one of the few sides in Europe with the individual talent to match City.

While Chelsea beat PSG 3-0 in the summer’s Club World Cup, Enzo Maresca’s tactical tweaks were key in that victory. Months on, and the Blues look to have gone backwards. PSG clearly took issue with the Blues, and they can claim some revenge after eliminating three Premier League sides on their way to last season’s final.

Sporting are arguably the weakest of the top-eight sides, while Bodo have won four straight European games including home and away victories over Inter Milan. The Norwegian side went to the semis in the Europa League last year, and they can see off a Sporting side who overperformed their xG numbers at a huge rate in the League Phase.

Atletico Madrid were handily beaten by Arsenal and Liverpool in the League Phase, while they were a mess defensively against Club Brugge in the last round. Spurs won all four home games on their way to finishing fourth in the first round, and they can match an Atletico side who have been far from dominant in Europe in recent seasons.