Como have lost just once in five Serie A road trips this season and are averaging two goals per game on the road. The win over Sassuolo was a first clean sheet in four attempts, however, and Torino have scored in five of six Serie A games since the start of September.

Oxford United are unbeaten at home this season and have not lost home or away in any of their last eight games. Stockport are having an excellent season, but they have dropped points in three of their six League One away days.

Bradford are exceptionally tough to break down, conceding just five League One goals in 12 games and a meagre two of those at home. Peterborough have lost four from seven on their travels, including a 2-0 reverse here in August.

Bromley have drawn one and lost five of their last six matches and are on a three-game losing streak away from home. They visit MK Dons, who have lost just one home fixture this season and have won three of their last four here.

Fleetwood have conceded six goals in defeats to Cheltenham and Exeter in League Two recently and may struggle to contain Arsenal’s second string. The Gunners hit four at Premier League rivals Ipswich in the previous round, conceding two, but should win this one with more to spare.

Lazio have made a brilliant start under Gennaro Gattuso, winning seven of their first eight Serie A matches. The Biancocelesti are a perfect four for four on their travels, and they’re meeting Sassuolo at the perfect time. Sassuolo have lost three of their last four league games, falling to a 2-0 loss at Como at the weekend.

Four of Como’s five Serie A wins this season have featured at least three goals, including all three of their away successes.

Max Allegri hasn’t been able to install his trademark steely defensive foundation with Napoli, and the Partenopei threw away the lead twice in Saturday’s 3-3 draw with Roma. Monza followed a 2-1 win over Sassuolo with a 4-0 victory against Cagliari, and seven of their eight games this term have featured at least three goals.

Palace have lost three of their last four games, and they meet a Fulham side that is fresh from back-to-back wins. The Cottagers have improved defensively across those victories, facing a combined 0.67 Expected Goals, while only Ipswich can top the 15.8 xG Palace have conceded in the league this term.

Fiorentinahave lost three of their four home games, and their only victory in the league this term came at bottom side Venezia. La Viola won only four of 19 home matches last term, and they’re set for another difficult campaign.

Espanyol have lost four of their last five games, and they’ve suffered three 2-1 defeats in five away matches this season. Villarreal have managed only one clean sheet in 10 league games, so back them to win and concede.

Across four home games this season, Levante have already met Barcelona, Real Betis, Sevilla and Athletic Bilbao. However, they’ve scored 13 goals in those four matches. Levante have also conceded 10 times in those four games, and all but one of their previous six league assignments have featured three or more goals.

Winless Malaga are propping up the La Liga table, and they’ve already suffered a 4-0 defeat at Real Madrid and a 2-0 loss at Atletico Madrid. Real Betis have put themselves in the top four with a fine start that has seen them win four from five at home.

Telstar are winless at home this season, and they’ve conceded two or more goals in each of those matches. Utrecht’s only defeat across their last six games came against leaders Feyenoord, and they should add to Telstar’s woes.

Strasbourg are third from bottom in Ligue 1, but they will be targeting Sunday’s clash with Auxerre as an opportunity to turn things around. The visitors have suffered 4-1, 3-1 and 5-2 defeats on their travels this season. With Strasbourg failing to keep a clean sheet in eight league matches, more goals should be on the way for both sides.

Sassuolo have taken just one point from their last four games but have scored in three of them. They face a Lazio side that have won seven and drawn one of their eight Serie A games this season, but they have conceded in two of their last three.

Como have lost just once in five Serie A road trips this season and are averaging two goals per game on the road. The win over Sassuolo was a first clean sheet in four attempts, however, and Torino have scored in five of six Serie A games since the start of September.

Sassuolo have taken just one point from their last four games but have scored in three of them. They face a Lazio side that have won seven and drawn one of their eight Serie A games this season, but they have conceded in two of their last three.

Como have lost just once in five Serie A road trips this season and are averaging two goals per game on the road. The win over Sassuolo was a first clean sheet in four attempts, however, and Torino have scored in five of six Serie A games since the start of September.

Both teams have scored in all seven of Barnet’s home games this season and three or more goals have been scored in six of those. Another high-scoring affair could be on the cards against York City, who have seen goals at both ends in four of their five away days.

Sassuolo have taken just one point from their last four games but have scored in three of them. They face a Lazio side that have won seven and drawn one of their eight Serie A games this season, but they have conceded in two of their last three.

Bromley have drawn one and lost five of their last six matches and are on a three-game losing streak away from home. They visit MK Dons, who have lost just one home fixture this season and have won three of their last four here.

Como have lost just once in five Serie A road trips this season and are averaging two goals per game on the road. The win over Sassuolo was a first clean sheet in four attempts, however, and Torino have scored in five of six Serie A games since the start of September.

Bradford are exceptionally tough to break down, conceding just five League One goals in 12 games and a meagre two of those at home. Peterborough have lost four from seven on their travels, including a 2-0 reverse here in August.

Bradford are exceptionally tough to break down, conceding just five League One goals in 12 games and a meagre two of those at home. Peterborough have lost four from seven on their travels, including a 2-0 reverse here in August.

It finished 2-0 to the hosts here in August and it was a game of few chances with both goals arriving in the second half. The Bantams have five clean sheets on the trot and can shut out a Posh side without a win in three games.

Only Lazio have conceded fewer goals than Roma (six) so far in Serie A and now the capital side welcome one of lowest scoring sides in Italy’s top flight. Cagliari’s eight games have yielded just 15 goals. Roma are seeking a third 2-0 win in nine Serie A games and were victorious by that scoreline when the sides last met here.

Max Dowman is a talented teen in the Gunners ranks and he was handed his only start of the season at Portman Road in the previous round where he duly bagged a brace. More game-time surely awaits and he can register another goal.

Dutch forward Donyell Malen has nine goals in 10 games already this season and hit both goals in a 2-0 win over Cagliari here in February.

Will Swan had netted in Bradford’s last two EFL Cup wins and has three in his last five outings in the league. He could be key in sending the hosts into the last-eight.

Greek forward Anastasios Douvikas has scored five goals in four games across all competitions, taking his tally to nine for club and country this season. He bagged two in January’s 6-0 win over Torino and looks a major threat to the hosts.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in Leicester’s last six games and in each of their last four at home. They face a Wigan side that have seen three goals scored in each of their last two away fixtures.

Both teams have scored in all seven of Barnet’s home games this season and three or more goals have been scored in six of those. Another high-scoring affair could be on the cards against York City, who have seen goals at both ends in four of their five away days.

Cagliari have only scored six times in eight Serie A games and have taken just one point from the last nine on offer. They have won just two of the previous 22 meetings with Roma and may leave the Stadio Olimpico with a low-scoring loss.

Bradford are exceptionally tough to break down, conceding just five League One goals in 12 games and a meagre two of those at home. Peterborough have lost four from seven on their travels, including a 2-0 reverse here in August.

Fleetwood have conceded six goals in defeats to Cheltenham and Exeter in League Two recently and may struggle to contain Arsenal’s second string. The Gunners hit four at Premier League rivals Ipswich in the previous round, conceding two, but should win this one with more to spare.

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.