Thun scored in 17 of 19 away games last season (89%), scored in the first leg and won 3-1 on their travels domestically at the weekend - so these odds look generous.

The Swiss Super League champions held their own in the first leg, 1-1, conceding an 86th minute equaliser despite Dinamo Zagreb going off as odds-on favourites.

Thun posted 1.21 xG in the first leg, and 1.57 in Saturday’s win at Luzern, they’re not having issues creating chances to start the season.

Zagreb’s Europa League campaign ended after 10 games last season, they conceded in all 10.

Shamrock Rovers should throw everything at getting back into this tie.

They’re 2-0 down from the first leg, while domestically they are seven points clear at the top, with 11 to play, with an away trip to a relegation-battler at the weekend. They can afford to put their full focus on tonight’s match.

Ararat Armenia’s domestic season doesn’t start until this Saturday, but this is their fourth game in Champions League qualifying, and all three so far have covered this bet. They have scored two or more goals themselves in those three matches.

They’re not defensively solid enough to prioritise seeing out the tie with their 2-0 lead. Despite winning the Armenian top-flight last season, they only had the 4th-best defensive record, and they conceded three in the second leg of the last qualifying round - progressing 4-3 on aggregate after a 3-2 second leg defeat in Riga.