Copenhagen have conceded five goals in two games to begin the season, including their 3-3 first leg draw with Polissya Zhytomyr.

This is not the Danish giants of old, they were in the relegation group of the Superligaen last season and have looked very vulnerable at the back to start the new campaign.

They allowed 2.87 xG in the first leg, and conceded another 2.34 in a 3-2 win at home to newly-promoted Lyngby at the weekend. 

With the Danish top-flight newcomers winning the shot count 21-12.

Polissya finished 3rd, ahead of 4th-placed Dynamo Kyiv, in the Ukraine top-flight last season, and Ukrainian sides have done some remarkable things in European competitions since the war.

Polissya created over 1 xG in each half of the first leg.

They're more than capable of landing some punches in the second, with progression on the line.

Fenerbahce won the shot count 15-2 in the first leg, winning 1-0.

The slim aggregate advantage means they still have to take the game seriously.

I was surprised to see 1.50 available on the Fenerbahce win, considering how easily they controlled the first leg.

They had 79% possession, and Gornik didn’t have a shot after the 16th minute.

Fenerbahce took the lead in the 37th minute, and Gornik couldn’t even muster a shot in response to that for the rest of the game.

Champions League money means a huge amount to a club like Fenerbahce, they can't afford to get complacent.

Marco Asensio, Mason Greenwood and Kerem Akturkoglu all played a part in the first leg, they won't yet be at full tilt, but they should have plenty to put a few past a Gornik side who won less than half of their games in the Polish top-flight last season.