Crvena Zvezda have scored in their last 11 home games in Europe, and they’ve seen three of their last four games finish with BTTS landing despite a tough stretch of opponents. Stuttgart looks vulnerable defensively, having conceded 6.1 xG across their first four games, but they can trouble a Crvena Zvezda side who have shipped 16 goals in the League Phase already.

PSV have won four of their last five games by three clear goals, including a 4-0 thumping of Girona in their last European game. The Dutch giants have won 15-0 on aggregate across their last three home matches, while they’ve opened the scoring in all but one of their home outings this season. Expect them to take complete control and breeze by a Shakhtar side who have failed to score in three of their four European games this term.

Liverpool have won 16 of their 18 games under Arne Slot and have won their last seven at home, while Real Madrid have failed to win four of their last ten in all competitions, losing three times in that period and two of their four Champions League assignments.

Malaga are unbeaten in their last eight league matches and have drawn all seven of their Segunda Division away games this season, while Levante have drawn their last two games and five of their last eight.

Leeds put four past Swansea at the weekend and have scored twice or more in each of their last five at home in the Championship, while Luton have lost their last four away games, conceding at least two goals in each of these defeats.

Bologna have lost two of their last three games and were beaten at home by Monaco in their last Champions League game. They have won just one of their seven competitive home games this season and Lille have taken seven points from their last three in this competition, including a win over Real Madrid and a win away to Atletico Madrid.

The Lions have held 4 of their last 5 opponents to 14 points or fewer and should have no problem keeping the Bears in check, who are yet to score more than 16 points on the road this season. The Lions have won 6 of their last 8 games by 10 points or more and their offense should see them do that once again against a Bears team that has lost 5 straight.

The Cowboys pulled off a huge upset over the Commanders last week and should follow it up with victory over the Giants. Cooper Rush has looked solid since coming in at QB for Dallas and should punish a New York defense with just 1 interception this season. Given the Giants have scored the fewest points in the league and managed just 7 against the Buccaneers last week, it shouldn’t take much for the Cowboys to cover in this one.

The Dolphins have been red hot since Tua Tagovailoa’s return, averaging over 30 points per game, and should at least stay within a field goal of the Packers. Miami’s defense has improved considerably, allowing just 16.3 points per game across their last 3, and with the Dolphins fighting hard to keep their playoff hopes alive, expect them to push Green Bay all the way.

The Cowboys pulled off a huge upset over the Commanders last week and should follow it up with victory over the Giants. Cooper Rush has looked solid since coming in at QB for Dallas and should punish a New York defense with just 1 interception this season. Given the Giants have scored the fewest points in the league and managed just 7 against the Buccaneers last week, it shouldn’t take much for the Cowboys to cover in this one.

The Dolphins have been red hot since Tua Tagovailoa’s return, averaging over 30 points per game, and should at least stay within a field goal of the Packers. Miami’s defense has improved considerably, allowing just 16.3 points per game across their last 3, and with the Dolphins fighting hard to keep their playoff hopes alive, expect them to push Green Bay all the way.

The Dolphins have been red hot since Tua Tagovailoa’s return, averaging over 30 points per game, and should at least stay within a field goal of the Packers. Miami’s defense has improved considerably, allowing just 16.3 points per game across their last 3, and with the Dolphins fighting hard to keep their playoff hopes alive, expect them to push Green Bay all the way.

Crvena Zvezda have scored in their last 11 home games in Europe, and they’ve seen three of their last four games finish with BTTS landing despite a tough stretch of opponents. Stuttgart looks vulnerable defensively, having conceded 6.1 xG across their first four games, but they can trouble a Crvena Zvezda side who have shipped 16 goals in the League Phase already.

Both teams to score has landed in eight of Castellon’s last nine Spanish Segunda Division matches and in three of Racing Ferrol’s last five outings, while the relegation-threatened visitors have scored in three of their last four away games but have just one clean sheet in this run.

Crvena Zvezda have scored in their last 11 home games in Europe, and they’ve seen three of their last four games finish with BTTS landing despite a tough stretch of opponents. Stuttgart looks vulnerable defensively, having conceded 6.1 xG across their first four games, but they can trouble a Crvena Zvezda side who have shipped 16 goals in the League Phase already.

Both teams have scored and over 2.5 goals has landed in four of Celtic’s last five Champions League games and their European approach can lead to high-scoring affairs. Take BTTS and overs to cop once more.

Both teams to score has landed in Derby’s last seven Championship fixtures and they face a Swansea side that lost 4-3 at the weekend. The visitors have scored in three of their last four outings but have only kept one clean sheet in that run.

Monaco have won each of their last three games and they’ve made a stellar start in Europe. They’re third in the huge Champions League table, having taken 10 points from their first four matches. The hosts have impressed across all four games and they’ve won six of nine matches at home in all competitions. They have conceded in three of their four Champions League games, though, while Benfica have notched in 15 of their last 16 in all competitions.

Crvena Zvezda have scored in their last 11 home games in Europe, and they’ve seen three of their last four games finish with BTTS landing despite a tough stretch of opponents. Stuttgart looks vulnerable defensively, having conceded 6.1 xG across their first four games, but they can trouble a Crvena Zvezda side who have shipped 16 goals in the League Phase already, losing all four assignments.

Liverpool have won 16 of their 18 games under Arne Slot and have won their last seven at home, while Real Madrid have failed to win four of their last ten in all competitions, losing three times in that period and two of their four Champions League assignments.

Monaco have won each of their last three games and they’ve made a stellar start in Europe. They’re third in the huge Champions League table, having taken 10 points from their first four matches. The hosts have impressed across all four games and they’ve won six of nine matches at home in all competitions.

Sturm Graz have lost 10 of their last 11 Champions League games, while they’ve been beaten in each of their four matches in Europe this term. The hosts look outmatched in this competition and with Girona’s form turning after four wins in five, take them to record a vital victory.

Cardiff may be sitting perilously close to the drop zone, but they have managed to win four of their last five home matches in the Championship and now face a rock-bottom QPR side that are winless in their last five away games, failing to score in the last four.

Both teams to score has landed in eight of Castellon’s last nine Spanish Segunda Division matches and in three of Racing Ferrol’s last five outings, while the relegation-threatened visitors have scored in three of their last four away games but have just one clean sheet in this run.

Malaga are unbeaten in their last eight league matches and have drawn all seven of their Segunda Division away games this season, while Levante have drawn their last two games and five of their last eight.

Borussia Dortmund have failed to win seven of their last eight away trips, including each of their last six. Dortmund have lost five of those six in normal time and another in extra-time. Meanwhile, Dinamo have taken seven points form the last nine available in Europe and they can avoid defeat here.

Malaga are unbeaten in their last eight league matches and have drawn all seven of their Segunda Division away games this season, while Levante have drawn their last two games and five of their last eight.

Leeds put four past Swansea at the weekend and have scored twice or more in each of their last five at home in the Championship, while Luton have lost their last four away games, conceding at least two goals in each of these defeats.

Cardiff may be sitting perilously close to the drop zone, but they have managed to win four of their last five home matches in the Championship and now face a rock-bottom QPR side that are winless in their last five away games, failing to score in the last four.

Middlesbrough’s recent games have been carnivals of goals, with a 6-2 win at Oxford on Saturday making it 19 goals in their last three fixtures. Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of their last five in the league and Blackburn played out a four-goal game at Cardiff last time out.

Both teams to score has landed in Derby’s last seven Championship fixtures and they face a Swansea side that lost 4-3 at the weekend. The visitors have scored in three of their last four outings but have only kept one clean sheet in that run.

Both teams have scored and over 2.5 goals has landed in four of Celtic’s last five Champions League games and their European approach can lead to high-scoring affairs. Take BTTS and overs to cop once more.

Leeds put four past Swansea at the weekend and have scored twice or more in each of their last five at home in the Championship, while Luton have lost their last four away games, conceding at least two goals in each of these defeats.

Middlesbrough’s recent games have been carnivals of goals, with a 6-2 win at Oxford on Saturday making it 19 goals in their last three fixtures. Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of their last five in the league and Blackburn played out a four-goal game at Cardiff last time out.

Bologna have lost two of their last three games and were beaten at home by Monaco in their last Champions League game. They have won just one of their seven competitive home games this season and Lille have taken seven points from their last three in this competition, including a win over Real Madrid and a win away to Atletico Madrid.

Liverpool have won 16 of their 18 games under Arne Slot and have won their last seven at home, while Real Madrid have failed to win four of their last ten in all competitions, losing three times in that period and two of their four Champions League assignments.

Monaco have won each of their last three games and they’ve made a stellar start in Europe. They’re third in the huge Champions League table, having taken 10 points from their first four matches. The hosts have impressed across all four games and they’ve won six of nine matches at home in all competitions.

Sturm Graz have lost 10 of their last 11 Champions League games, while they’ve been beaten in each of their four matches in Europe this term. The hosts look outmatched in this competition and with Girona’s form turning after four wins in five, take them to record a vital victory.

Both teams have scored and over 2.5 goals has landed in four of Celtic’s last five Champions League games and their European approach can lead to high-scoring affairs. Take BTTS and overs to cop once more.

Mohamed Salah’s brace clinched three points for Liverpool at the weekend to make it 12 goals in all competitions for the season. He has scored six times in nine outings at Anfield and has four goals and three assists across his last four matches.

Ricardo Pepi scored a hat-trick in PSV’s demolition of Groningen last time out and has six goals across his last three starts for the club, taking his tally to nine for the season despite featuring for fewer than 600 minutes.

Mohamed Salah’s brace clinched three points for Liverpool at the weekend to make it 12 goals in all competitions for the season. He has scored six times in nine outings at Anfield and has four goals and three assists across his last four matches.

PSV have won to nil in three of their last four games and Shakhtar’s lack of goals has been their downfall in Europe. The visitors were beaten 3-0 at home by Atalanta earlier in this campaign and a PSV side who have scored 28 times in eight home matches this term can claim a 3-0 victory.

Real Madrid clinched a record-extending 15th Champions League trophy at Wembley last season and they look good value to make it 16 in Munich next year.

They have won 15 of their 18 appearances in the final and have won six of the last 11 instalments, with their last defeat in the final of this competition coming back in 1981 against Liverpool.

Los Blancos’ storied history in this competition would have put them among my favourites for the trophy even before their business in the summer, but the transfer window has been kind to them and they head into the 2024/25 campaign with arguably the best squad in the world.

The world-class talents of Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Junior remain instrumental to Carlo Ancelotti’s side, but the arrival of arguably the world’s best player in Kylian Mbappe could send them stratospheric.

As if that wasn’t enough, teenage sensation Endrick has also arrived in the Spanish capital and scored on his home debut against Real Valladolid.

Led by a manager who has won the Champions League a record five times with two separate teams, it would take a brave man to oppose Real Madrid.

Athletic Bilbao have clear motivation for a deep Europa League run – as their San Mames stadium will host the final in May. Spain star Nico Williams has hung around for another season dreaming of European glory with his boyhood club in their home ground.

Athletic won the Copa del Rey last term and they’re seen as the strongest Spanish side in the competition. With eight of the last 11 seasons seeing a Spanish winner of the Europa League, Athletic are standout value at 12/1.

Copenhagen made the Champions League last 16 earlier this year, making it through a group that contained Bayern Munich, Manchester United and Galatasaray. They finished four points off the Danish title in May and slipped into the Conference League as a result, where the change in format offers them a path to glory. After a decent summer transfer window and a strong domestic start, Copenhagen can make an impact in a competition which has a vulnerable trio of favourites.

Copenhagen made the Champions League last 16 earlier this year, making it through a group that contained Bayern Munich, Manchester United and Galatasaray. They finished four points off the Danish title in May and slipped into the Conference League as a result, where the change in format offers them a path to glory. After a decent summer transfer window and a strong domestic start, Copenhagen can make an impact in a competition which has a vulnerable trio of favourites.

Athletic Bilbao have clear motivation for a deep Europa League run – as their San Mames stadium will host the final in May. Spain star Nico Williams has hung around for another season dreaming of European glory with his boyhood club in their home ground.

Athletic won the Copa del Rey last term and they’re seen as the strongest Spanish side in the competition. With eight of the last 11 seasons seeing a Spanish winner of the Europa League, Athletic are standout value at 12/1.

The top two face off in the Brazil Serie A and league-leaders Palmeiras have failed to win two of their last five, while they have dropped four points in their last seven at home. Botafogo are unbeaten across their last 13 matches, five of which came on their travels, and haven’t lost any of their last three meetings with Palmeiras.

Red Star Belgrade are living in a twilight world this season in which they have been far too good for their domestic opponents but well short of the standard required in the Champions League.That pattern could continue when they host Stuttgart on Wednesday. Red Star are unbeaten and 11 points clear of the pack in Serbia with two games in hand, but have yet to take a point from four league phase matches, losing at home to Benfica and Barcelona.Those are tough challenges but so too is facing a solid Bundesliga team such as Stuttgart, who have already made their mark in this competition with a 1-0 away win against Juventus.

Bologna have somewhat stabilised in Serie A but they still look a shadow of the team they were last season and have fallen flat in the Champions League.Their opening four European matches have produced defeats to Liverpool, Aston Villa and Monaco as well as an underwhelming 0-0 draw with Shakhtar Donetsk.They are short of attacking firepower and could come unstuck at home to Lille, who have recorded wins over Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid before a solid draw against Juventus.

A run of six away defeats in a row will worry Borussia Dortmund but a convincing 4-0 victory over Freiburg on Saturday will have boosted confidence in the BVB camp and they should build on that in Croatia on Wednesday.Dinamo Zagreb have taken a respectable seven points from four games in the Champions League but their mid-table position is somewhat false, with their wins coming against bottom-seven sides Salzburg and Slovan Bratislava.Dortmund are much closer in quality to Bayern Munich, who beat Zagreb 9-2 in September, than they are to those struggling sides and there is just about enough juice in their price to warrant backing Nuri Sahin’s men.

The step up to the Champions League has been punishing for both Sturm Graz and Girona, who have mustered one win and seven defeats between them over the first four matchdays.That said, I like the look of the Spanish outfit at a shade of odds-against for their trip to Austria on Wednesday.They’ve won four of their last five in all competitions, scoring four times on three occasions in that run, and played some excellent football in their 4-1 home demolition of Espanyol on Saturday, when they scored all of their goals within 27 minutes.

Brest have enjoyed a fantastic start to life in the Champions League and sit above Barcelona in the standings ahead of their trip to Catalonia, but they could be brought back down to earth with a bump on Tuesday.Since surprisingly losing to another French team, Monaco, on Matchday One, Hansi Flick’s side have registered three wins from three in Europe, scoring a staggering 14 goals in the process.Barca are the leading scorers in this season’s Champions League and with Brest perhaps feeling they have done their hard work over the opening four matchdays, this could end in a convincing and high-scoring home win.

Young Boys have failed to make much of an indent in Europe this season and they could be in for another tough night at the office when they host an Atalanta outfit in impressive form.The Swiss champions have lost each of their opening four continental fixtures so far and have only managed to score one goal – in a 2-1 defeat to Shakthar Donetsk in early November.La Dea meanwhile have not lost since late September and have won each of their last six. With Atalanta yet to concede in this season’s competition, they should cruise to victory.

While Benfica have won five of their last six games, their struggles in Europe are a concern. The Portuguese side have lost to Feyenoord and Bayern Munich in their last two Champions League matches, leaving them in a fight to qualify for the next round.Monaco are flying high in the new-look competition, claiming 10 points from 12 games. They’ve beaten Barcelona and Red Star in their two home matches, while the Ligue 1 outfit have won three games on the spin in all competitions. Take them to extend that good form at odds-against.

Manchester City failed to score against Tottenham on Saturday despite racking up an xG of 2.3. Their defensive issues are becoming familiar and that should play into the hands of Feyenoord, who have seen both teams score in their last three games in this competition. The visitors have netted three goals in their two Champions League trips so far, so BTTS looks well priced.

Aston Villa have failed to keep a clean sheet in six following Saturday’s 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace. They meet a Juventus side who have conceded in all four of their European games this season, scoring seven times.

Chelsea are blowing away Conference League opposition, but they can be exposed defensively. Playing a Bundesliga side should cause them some problems, but Heidenheim have been on the wrong end of high-scoring defeats to Wolfsburg and Bayer Leverkusen in their last two.

Cagliari have seen 10 goals shared across their last two draws, leaving them with Serie A’s second-worst defensive record. The only side worse off are Verona, who have shipped 32 goals, including 15 in six trips.

St Mirren have won three of their last four games, with BTTS landing in each. Four of their previous five away games have seen both teams find the net, while Dundee United have only been shut out once at home this season.

Monaco have scored in 16 consecutive Ligue 1 trips dating back to last November. However, they meet Roberto De Zerbi’s attack-minded Marseille side, so expect a high-scoring clash between two of France’s top three.

The top two face off in the Brazil Serie A and league-leaders Palmeiras have failed to win two of their last five, while they have dropped four points in their last seven at home. Botafogo are unbeaten across their last 13 matches, five of which came on their travels, and haven’t lost any of their last three meetings with Palmeiras.

Sarmiento have failed to score in their last four Argentina Liga Profesional games and under 1.5 goals has landed in two of those, while there has been just one goal in total across Platense’s last four matches.

Each of Union’s last four Argentina Liga Profesional home games have seen fewer than three goals, with the hosts scoring three and conceding three across these matches. Talleres de Cordoba have seen under 2.5 goals land in four of their last five and three of their last four on the road.

Both teams have scored in three of Atletico Mineiro’s last four Brazil Serie A home games and they face a Juventude side that have seen goals at both ends in seven of their last eight in the league, scoring 12 goals and conceding 18 in this period.