'Despite Malmö’s poor result at the weekend, they will come into this game with the belief that they can qualify for the UCL playoffs. The Mjällby performance was somewhat unlucky, despite not taking full control of the game, and we could have quite easily seen a draw.

The first encounter between Malmö and FCK proved the Danes may be slightly stronger as a unit, but I again expect a very tightly contested encounter where Malmö will restrict their opponents as much as possible.'

'Feyenoord and Fenerbahce are priced neck and neck to qualify from this tie, with only one goal in the contest. Jose Mourinho’s side won 14 of their 18 home games in the Super Lig last season, scoring 42 goals and conceding just 18.

Feyenoord scored 38 goals across their 17 away games in the Eredivisie last season (2.23 per game) and will have chances as Fenerbahce push for the leveller. Feyenoord also have the marginal advantage of their domestic season already being underway while Fenerbahce are kicking off in the Super Lig on Saturday.'

While Rangers were worthy winners last week, I thought that Viktoria Plzen looked like an extremely poor side. Russell Martin’s men could and should have won by a bigger margin at Ibrox last Tuesday night. 

What’s more, the Czech outfit’s home form doesn't inspire confidence for this week’s return match, with Miroslav Koubek’s men failing to triumph in each of their three outings in front of their own supporters this term to date. 

Rangers, on the other hand, have tended to do the majority of their best work in Europe in recent years, and that has certainly been the case during the early stages of this season. They have avoided defeat at much tougher venues than this on the continent in recent times, making them worthy of support on the Double Chance here at 2.1.'