Celje have scored twice or more in 10 of their last 13 away trips in Europe, netting five goals across their two knockout matches on the road earlier this year. They scored twice in both legs against Egnatia in the last round.

Bodo picked up 2-1 wins in two of their last three away trips in Europe, and they can edge out a USG side that struggled in Europe’s top competition last year, suffering three defeats from four at home. The visitors have the fitness edge, given they’re in the middle of their domestic season, and they’ve won eight of their last nine Eliteserien games.

Egnatia fell out of Champions League qualifying after a 5-5 aggregate draw with NK Celje. They drew 3-3 at home and 2-2 in the second-leg, which was their fourth straight game in which both teams scored. Shamrock Rovers have conceded in home wins over Floriana and Ararat-Armenia this summer.

Celje have scored twice or more in 10 of their last 13 away trips in Europe, netting five goals across their two knockout matches on the road earlier this year. They scored twice in both legs against Egnatia in the last round.

Crvena Zvezda have scored at least three times in their last four matches, netting 17 goals across those matches. They were 4-0 winners at Larne in the last round, and they can ease to another high-scoring win on Tuesday.

Bodo scored twice in visits to Dortmund, Atletico Madrid, and Inter Milan in last season’s Champions League. USG are forced to play away from their home ground at an 8,400-capacity stadium, and they lost three of their four ‘home’ matches in this competition last term.

NEC scored in 33 of their 34 Eredivisie matches last season, scoring 77 goals in total while conceding 53. They beat PSV 3-2 on two occasions, while also losing 5-3 against the champions. They suffered three 3-2 defeats across their league campaign, and they face an Olympiacos side that beat Ajax 2-1 away from home earlier this year.

Bodo scored twice in visits to Dortmund, Atletico Madrid, and Inter Milan in last season’s Champions League. USG are forced to play away from their home ground at an 8,400-capacity stadium, and they lost three of their four ‘home’ matches in this competition last term.

NEC scored in 33 of their 34 Eredivisie matches last season, scoring 77 goals in total while conceding 53. That high-scoring style should see an open match as they return to Europe. Olympiacos drew 1-1 with PSV and beat Ajax 2-1 away from home in last season’s Champions League, so back both teams to score in this clash.

Lyon have a stellar away record in Europe across the last couple of years, losing once in 90 minutes across 11 games. They won at each of the top three and Monaco on their way to finishing fourth in Ligue 1 last season, while Sparta Prague were unceremoniously dumped out of the Conference League by AZ.

Dinamo Zagreb got past Swiss champions Thun in the previous round of Champions League qualifiers, and if anything, a clash against Kauno Zalgiris looks a step down in class. This should be a comfortable success for the Croatians.

NEC scored in 33 of their 34 Eredivisie matches last season, scoring 77 goals in total while conceding 53. That high-scoring style should see an open match as they return to Europe. Olympiacos drew 1-1 with PSV and beat Ajax 2-1 away from home in last season’s Champions League, so back both teams to score in this clash.

Larne were handed a tough draw in the last round of the Champions League, and they were thumped by Serbian champions Crvena Zvezda. The Northern Irish outfit drop into the Europa League to meet Iberia 1999, who have seen BTTS land in six of their last seven games.

Egnatia fell out of Champions League qualifying after a 5-5 aggregate draw with NK Celje. They drew 3-3 at home and 2-2 in the second-leg, which was their fourth straight game in which both teams scored. Shamrock Rovers have conceded in home wins over Floriana and Ararat-Armenia this summer.

NEC’s matches with top Eredivisie sides last season tended to be high-scoring. They beat PSV 3-2 on two occasions, while also losing 5-3 against the champions. They suffered three 3-2 defeats across their league campaign, and they face an Olympiacos side that beat Ajax 2-1 away from home earlier this year.

Egnatia fell out of Champions League qualifying after a 5-5 aggregate draw with NK Celje. They drew 3-3 at home and 2-2 in the second leg, which was their fourth straight game in which both teams scored. Shamrock Rovers have conceded in home wins over Floriana and Ararat-Armenia this summer.

Moroccan forward El Kaabi scored 21 goals in 40 appearances for Olympiacos last season, and he’s struck 82 goals in his three-year spell in Greece. Given how open NEC Nijmegen’s matches were last term, back the hosts’ key forward to strike on Tuesday.

Bodo picked up 2-1 wins in two of their last three away trips in Europe, and they can edge out a USG side that struggled in Europe’s top competition last year. The visitors have the fitness edge, given they’re in the middle of their domestic season, and they’ve won eight of their last nine Eliteserien games.

Kauno Zalgiris scored only once and hit just three shots on target across the two legs of their tie with Klaksvik and the Lithuanians are unlikely to trouble Dinamo Zagreb on hostile territory.

NEC scored in 33 of their 34 Eredivisie matches last season, scoring 77 goals in total while conceding 53. That high-scoring style should see an open match as they return to Europe. Olympiacos drew 1-1 with PSV and beat Ajax 2-1 away from home in last season’s Champions League, so back both teams to score in this clash.

Portsmouth spent last season battling the drop and seem set for another season of struggle. They have made some bold transfer moves but they have signed players unproven in this league, and don’t necessarily seem any stronger than they were last season so they are among the contenders to drop down to League One.

Cambridge won promotion last term and are yet to really strengthen their team. The U’s spend four years in League One before a campaign in League Two last term, and they only finished higher than 18th in one of those seasons. Of all the promoted teams, Cambridge are perhaps the most likely to drop straight back down.

Tranmere lost 20 of their final 26 games last season and only avoided the drop by two points. The two teams that came up from the National League should be competitive and that should result in an intense relegation fight, and Rovers look likely to be involved.

Sirius have failed to keep a clean sheet in six of their last seven league games, but they have put four goals past Goteborg and Mjallby in the last month.

Celtic have been a little quiet in the transfer market, with Champions League qualification still to be assured, but the Hoops should still be far too strong for Dundee. However, the previous two meetings saw the Bhoys win 2-1, so back Celtic to win and concede.

Djurgarden have scored 16 times in seven home matches, but they’ve only won three of those games. Vasteras have netted twice or more in five of their last six, and they can continue that fine scoring form in this trip.

Sirius have won 12 of 14 matches this season, scoring 40 times in total. They’ve netted at least twice in every away trip so far, while bottom sides Halmstad have lost by two or more goals in eight of their nine league defeats.

Celtic have been a little quiet in the transfer market, with Champions League qualification still to be assured, but the Hoops should still be far too strong for Dundee and over 3.5 goals in a bet in what could be a rampant success for the champions.

York head into the new campaign chasing back-to-back promotions, and they meet a Crawley side that lost 14 of 23 away trips on their way to finishing third-bottom in League Two. The visitors have had limited preseason matches, and York have strengthened since winning 33 of 46 National league matches last season.

Djurgarden have scored 16 times in seven home matches, but they’ve only won three of those games. Vasteras have netted twice or more in five of their last six, and they can continue that fine scoring form in this trip.

Ure has scored 10 goals across his last five games, and the striker has netted 15 goals in 14 league appearances this term.

Sirius have won 12 of 14 matches this season, scoring 40 times in total. They’ve netted at least twice in every away trip so far, while bottom sides Halmstad have lost by two or more goals in eight of their nine league defeats.

Celtic have been a little quiet in the transfer market, with Champions League qualification still to be assured, but the Hoops should still be far too strong for Dundee and over 3.5 goals in a bet in what could be a rampant success for the champions.

Celtic have beaten Dundee 2-1 in both of their last two meetings, but will better expected on the opening contest of the new campaign the Bhoys may be able to extend the winning margin to 3-1.

Crawley failed to score in nine of their final 17 matches last season, and they found the net in less than half of their away games. York City look too strong, and they can claim a 2-0 victory.