Feyenoord’s games have been fairly high-scoring and there have been at least three goals scored in seven of their last eight fixtures across all comps, while Celtic’s European games are averaging just over 2.5 goals per-game. Both sides should be able to contribute to the overall total so over 2.5 goals looks a strong play in this league phase clash.

Forest appear to be hitting their stride under Sean Dyche and they come into Thursday’s game after a huge 3-0 win at Liverpool. Malmo have struggled with the quality of the Europa League, taking just one point from four games, and could well be outclassed at the City Ground. Forest should comfortably be able to cover a -1 handicap.

Feyenoord are on a three-game losing streak but their form at De Kuip remains strong, with seven wins in 10 games at home across all competitions. Celtic are yet to win on their travels in Europe this season but have only failed to score in one of their four league phase games and should be able to strike in defeat, so a 3-1 home win has a chance.

Betis have five wins in nine home games this season and four of those wins have been accompanied by clean sheets and they have also kept shut-outs in three of their four games in the Europa League. Urecht have lost five of their last six away from home and have drawn blanks in three of those games, so a home win to nil stands out.

Go Ahead Eagles’ last two games have seen them score four and concede five and both teams have scored in three of their last four at home. Stuttgart are expected to show their quality and take the points, but goals at both ends is expected considering the visitors played out a 3-3 draw in their last away game.

Shamrock Rovers may have produced a surprise 1-1 draw with AEK Athens in their last Conference League game but a repeat looks unlikely against a Shakhtar Donetsk side who have won five of their last six and scored 23 in the process. Take the visitors to win, but both teams have scored in four of the Ukrainian’s last five European games, so they may concede.

Celtic are yet to win on their travels in Europe but they have scored in three of their four League Phase games, and they should be able to contribute against a Feyenoord side that have lost their last three fixtures.

Each of Tranmere’s last seven away games have featured goals at both ends and the same is expected when they visit Grimsby, who have seen both teams score in four of their last five.

Tel Aviv have struggled in this competition,  picking up one point in four games and conceding on average two a game. Lyon should be able to take full advantage winning this while scoring a few goals.

Shamrock Rovers may have produced a surprise 1-1 draw with AEK Athens in their last Conference League game but a repeat looks unlikely against a Shakhtar Donetsk side who have won five of their last six and scored 23 in the process. Take the visitors to win and over 2.5 goals.

Feyenoord’s games have been fairly high-scoring and there have been at least three goals scored in seven of their last eight fixtures across all comps, while Celtic’s European games are averaging just over 2.5 goals per-game. Both sides should be able to contribute to the overall total so over 2.5 goals looks a strong play in this league phase clash.

Goals could be in short supply at the AFAS Stadion as Shelbourne are yet to score after three Conference League games and AZ have only struck twice. The visitors have been strong at the back, however, conceding just twice themselves and they will set up to defend in numbers so under 2.5 goals stands out here.

Aston Villa have won three of their four Europa League league stage games without conceding and they are fancied to back that up with a win to nil over Young Boys, who were beaten 4-0 by PAOK in their last European match.

Forest appear to be hitting their stride under Sean Dyche and they come into Thursday’s game after a huge 3-0 win at Liverpool. Malmo have struggled with the quality of the Europa League, taking just one point from four games, and could well be outclassed at the City Ground. Forest should comfortably be able to cover a -1 handicap.

Feyenoord’s games have been fairly high-scoring and there have been at least three goals scored in seven of their last eight fixtures across all comps, while Celtic’s European games are averaging just over 2.5 goals per-game. Both sides should be able to contribute to the overall total so over 2.5 goals looks a strong play in this league phase clash.

Braga have won three of their first four matches in the League Phase, scoring eight goals in four matches. Rangers are rock-bottom of the table after four defeats, having only scored one goal and they should fall short in this tie.

Aston Villa have won three of their four Europa League league stage games without conceding and they are fancied to back that up with a win to nil over Young Boys, who were beaten 4-0 by PAOK in their last European match.

Roma boast a strong defence, which is conceding in just one in two games in their league campaign. They have won two of their last three games without conceding and have conceded just five goals in eight home matches this season.

Betis have five wins in nine home games this season and four of those wins have been accompanied by clean sheets and they have also kept shut-outs in three of their four games in the Europa League. Urecht have lost five of their last six away from home and have drawn blanks in three of those games, so a home win to nil stands out.

Forest appear to be hitting their stride under Sean Dyche and they come into Thursday’s game after a huge 3-0 win at Liverpool. Malmo have struggled with the quality of the Europa League, taking just one point from four games, and could well be outclassed at the City Ground. Forest should comfortably be able to cover a -1 handicap.

Antony is Betis’ top scorer in this competition with two goals and he should be involved from the off on Thursday after being sent off against Girona, meaning he faces a La Liga suspension. The Brazilian looks a solid pick for an anytime effort as he has three goals and one assist in his last four games across all comps.

Braga have won three of their first four matches in the League Phase, scoring eight goals in four matches. Rangers are rock-bottom of the table after four defeats, having only scored one goal and they should fall short in this tie.

Tel Aviv have struggled in this competition,  picking up one point in four games and conceding on average two a game. Lyon should be able to take full advantage winning this while scoring a few goals.

Fiorentina may have had a terrible time of it domestically this season but they have been much more solid in Europe and they should be able to get the better of an AEK Athens team who have failed to win any of their four European aways.

Shamrock Rovers may have produced a surprise 1-1 draw with AEK Athens in their last Conference League game but a repeat looks unlikely against a Shakhtar Donetsk side who have won five of their last six and scored 23 in the process. Take the visitors to win and over 2.5 goals.

Go Ahead Eagles’ last two games have seen them score four and concede five and both teams have scored in three of their last four at home. Stuttgart are expected to show their quality and take the points, but goals at both ends is expected considering the visitors played out a 3-3 draw in their last away game.

Shamrock Rovers may have produced a surprise 1-1 draw with AEK Athens in their last Conference League game but a repeat looks unlikely against a Shakhtar Donetsk side who have won five of their last six and scored 23 in the process. Take the visitors to win, but both teams have scored in four of the Ukrainian’s last five European games, so they may concede.

Manchester City are favourites to bounce back from their St James’ Park defeat on Tuesday, but a clean sheet is unlikely for a Citizens’ defence that have looked vulnerable in recent times.They have scored 14 goals in their last seven matches, but they have just one clean sheet to their name in this period and face an attack-minded Bayer Leverkusen side that have scored in 16 of their 17 fixtures this season.

Sporting and Club Brugge have both averaged two goals per game in the Champions League this season, and another high-scoring affair is expected at Estadio Jose Alvalade on Wednesday.All four of the hosts’ European outings this season have featured goals at both ends, and Club Brugge’s six-goal thriller at home to Barcelona earlier this month made it eight goals scored and ten conceded in this competition.

Genk’s last Europa League outing was a stunning 4-3 win away to Sporting Braga, and both teams have scored in six of their ten home games this season.Basel have scored in three of their four Europa League assignments this season but have only managed one clean sheet, so expect the goals to flow at the Cegeka Arena on Thursday.

Borussia Monchengladbach put three past Heidenheim without reply on Saturday, but their back line is expected to come under more pressure when RB Leipzig visit Borussia-Park.Both teams have scored in the hosts’ last two home games and RB Leipzig have scored 12 and conceded five in their last four away games, with goals at both ends being scored in three of them.

Monaco suffered a shock 4-1 reverse at Rennes on Saturday to make it three defeats from their last four, but Les Rouge et Blanc still have one of the best attacking records in Ligue 1, and they should be able to trouble PSG’s defence.Only Les Parisiens and Marseille have scored more goals than Monaco, who have seen a league-high 50 goals across their 13 fixtures. They have scored in seven of their nine home games, while both teams to score has landed in six of PSG’s last eight on the road.

Only La Liga’s top four have a better attacking record than Sevilla and Real Betis this season, and the goals should continue to flow at Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan.Both teams have scored in five of Los Nervionenses’ six home games this term, and all seven of Real Betis’ domestic away games have featured goals at both ends.

Tijuana haven’t lost a home game since April, winning seven and drawing four of their 11 matches here since then, while Tigres have only won three of their last eight away fixtures.

Both teams have scored in four of Monterrey’s last five home games, and they face a Club America side that have scored 16 and conceded 14 in their last ten away games, with both teams scoring in eight of those.

Atletico Nacional’s last four games have seen them score 12 and concede four, with both teams scoring in three of them. Junior have seen goals at both ends in five of their last seven on the road, and their last trip here was a 3-2 result.

Lanus are unbeaten in 12 competitive home games and ten of these have ended in a home victory. They face a Tigre side that have only won once in five away games, losing to Banfield and Boca Juniors in this period.

Atletico Nacional’s last four games have seen them score 12 and concede four, with both teams scoring in three of them. Junior have seen goals at both ends in five of their last seven on the road, and their last trip here was a 3-2 result.