The first leg meeting between these sides saw BTTS and produced four goals as Bodo Glimt registered a 3-1 win on the road against Nijmegen to give them control of this Champions League qualifying tie.

That game saw both sides register a healthy xG (1.70-1.75) with 30 shots in the game in total, most of which actually came from the home side (22). After a period of consistent clean sheets, Bodo Glimt have seen BTTS in each of their last four matches - with most of these games being qualifying ties.

Bodo Glimt saw BTTS in both of their qualifying games against Union St Gilloise in the last round, with the Belgian side scoring twice when they visited Norway from an xG of 2.61.

Nijmegen have also seen BTTS in each of their last four matches and were one of the best sides in Europe to back in this market last season due to their aggressive style of play which is very attacking. 

Celtic put three goals past LASK in the first leg at Celtic Park last week, giving them control of this tie heading into the second leg.

I think they will have enough to get on the scoresheet again here with LASK being forced to be quite forward thinking from the start of this match, as they need at least three goals to get back into the tie.

This should leave gaps that Celtic can exploit with their attacking options, including Duran, Nygren and Hogh who have all made positive starts to the campaign. 

LASK conceded 19 goals across their 16 home games domestically last season, so there is definitely a defensive vulnerability that Celtic can exploit against an Austrian side who won’t prioritise the defensive side of their game in this clash.