It’s very rare to see a side that have avoided defeat in their last 20 matches, and scored in each of those games, priced as real outsiders but that’s the case with Bodo Glimt here.

It’s understandable that Bayern are heavy favourites here given their incredible home record under Kompany - but i’m willing to back Bodo to get on the scoresheet given their recent form and performances in the Champions League last season.

BTTS is a much more appealing price at 1.67 rather than testing high goal lines. Bayern may well put three or four goals past Bodo, but the away side carry a really notable threat in transition to get on the scoresheet.

If Bayern are dominant, there is every chance that Kompany decides to switch out some of his key players later in the game which could allow Bodo an avenue to grab a consolation.

This looks like quite an even tie on paper with neither side seen as clear favourites to come out on top.

Lens enjoyed a really strong season last year, finishing second behind PSG and leading the division for large portions of the campaign. They also beat PSG in the French Super Cup at the start of the season. 

Lens have seen BTTS in two of their three games in Ligue 1 so far this season and will struggle at times with this Slavia Prague side who have scored in each of their last 11 matches across all competitions.

The home side have had some defensive issues over recent weeks as well, seeing BTTS in three of their last five matches. With no clear favourite and both sides expected to feel as though they can get off to a strong start in the Champions League, goals look likely at both ends.

Man United recorded eight corners during their 5-2 victory over Ipswich, which was their only home match of the campaign so far. Carrick’s men also registered 33 shots in that fixture, and they should be able to exert a similar level of control against Sabah here. 

Man United had an average of 4.76 corners per game in the Premier League last season, rising to 5.26 when playing away. They also had an uptick in corners after Carrick took over from Ruben Amorim. Sabah are likely to defend with plenty of players behind the ball, inviting United to attack through the wide areas, which naturally increases the likelihood of corners.

Como have started the season really well after a brilliant campaign last year, which earned them a spot in the Champions League.

Como have avoided defeat in all three of their matches in Serie A so far this season, winning two of these games and scoring seven goals in the process.

They take on a Leipzig side that are in a transition period under Martin Demichelis and are a bit of an unknown heading into the campaign, but do look pretty well matched with Como on paper.

Como only lost three of their 19 home games in Serie A last season, showing how difficult it came be for Fabregas’ side to be beaten on home soil. Only Juventus, Napoli and Inter lost fewer games at home than Como in Serie A last season.