TippoInzaghi

Nothing too original here, but the away side goes with a strong lineup, while the home side shipped 4 in their opener. I expect Galatasaray to have too much class here, and at the price, over 2.5 goals looks generous.

As strange as it sounds - I thought Feyenoord didn't play too badly against Leverkusen at home last time out. They were sucker punched with quality each time the opposition broke away, but the Dutch side did pose a consistent threat going forward. Girona are inferior to the German outfit, and indeed haven't begun firing in La Liga this year. Yes they only lost 1-0 to PSG last time but they were lucky to escape only conceding one, and the home crowd will want them to push on which will open up space for the away sides attack. I'd cover this with the double chance of draw and away, but also want to be involved at 3/1 on the away side

This is not the same PSG side we're used to seeing, and whilst they're doing well once again in Ligue 1, on the european stage I think they'll struggle against the better sides. Arsenal fall into this category, and after a dire 0-0 opener away at Atalanta, they'll want to ensure they put that right with a big performance in front of their home fans.

Playing it safe with BTTS here, but I wouldn't put people off backing over 3.5 and/or 4.5 goals here. Free-scoring PSV have bagged 20 goals in their last 6 league games, and managed to score on the road in matchday 1 of the Champions League at Juve. They managed 5 shots on target in that game against a generally tight defense, which bodes well for goals this evening. Opponents Sporting have been even more prolific, with 22 goals domestically in the same number of games, in addition to a 2-0 defeat of Lille in this competition. They create plenty of chances and I fully expect them to score tonight with the excellent Gyokeres leading the line.