Copenhagen saw off Debreceni with ease when the sides met in the first leg of this Conference League qualifying tie, emerging as 3-0 winners as the away side.

I expect them to be just as dominant in this encounter as the home side, even with the healthy lead they hold over their opponents. Copenhagen registered 10 shots on target in the first leg, recording an xG of 1.69 while limiting their opponents to just two shots on target and an xG of 0.36.

Copenhagen have won both of their league games so far this season, scoring six goals across these matches. They only lost five of their 16 home games in the Superligaen last term and enter this clash having avoided defeat in each of their last 11 matches. 

BTTS landed in both head to head meetings between these sides last year as PSG emerged victorious over two legs in a Champions League knockout tie.

We can expect both sides to have a fair bit of rotation in this clash given that players are still returning from the World Cup and this fixture sits as a bit of a free hit for both ahead of the season starting.

PSG saw BTTS in their final friendly game against Manchester United and notably only kept five clean sheets on their way to winning the Champions League trophy last year, suggesting that their success was more linked to their attacking performance rather than defensive solidity.

Unai Emery has serious European pedigree having won five Europa League titles throughout his career, his Villa side have seen BTTS in four of their five friendly matches ahead of this clash.

Debreceni can profit from some Copenhagen complacency to get on the scoresheet in the second leg of their Europa Conference qualifying tie.

They had 13 shots, despite losing the first leg 3-0, and Copenhagen are not as strong as they have been in previous years, hence why they are having to qualify for Europe’s third competition after finishing as the 7th-best team in the Danish league last season.

Copenhagen go to 4th-placed Randers at the weekend and may prioritise that game in terms of their team selection, while still ensuring they progress in the tie with three goals of margin for error coming into the second leg.

The 2nd-highest rated game of the evening on the Goals Sheet.

Rapid are 4-1 up from the first leg, they won the xG battle 1.38-4.05 in Estonia and established a three-goal lead in the tie late on, drawing 1-1 until the 83rd minute.

Rapid saw both teams score on Sunday as well, winning 2-1 at Ried and conceding 1.08 xG in the process.

Polish side Katowice have seen both teams score in four of their five competitive matches so far this season.

They are odds-on favourites to win the second leg, down 2-0 from the first, and Hapoel Tel Aviv have scored exactly two goals in their four competitive games this season.

Katowice have nothing to lose and must go for it if they are to stay in the competition, while the first leg proved that the Israeli visitors can break through the Polish side’s backline.

This game has the highest goals sheet rating of the night.

PSG are strong favourites for the game, but they did concede in their final two competitive games of last season. Including losing 2-1 to Paris FC.

The Parisians will have more players with World Cup fatigue than Villa, which should increase the Premier League side’s chances of finding the net in Austria.