Bayern face a trip to newly promoted Elversberg, who are actually unbeaten in the league this season, picking up two wins from their opening two games.

However, they have conceded five goals across those two matches, so there are certainly weaknesses for Bayern to exploit.

Bayern could be one of the worst teams in Europe to play against if you have a leaky defence. They have the highest XG in the whole league with 6, have created the most big chances with 12, and have only conceded one goal themselves.

They've just come off the back of a dominant 5-0 win against Bodo/Glimt, and I don't see them slowing down here.

Although this could be a tougher fixture than people imagine, Bayern should have far too much quality and I expect them to get the job done.

Barcelona have had a flawless start to the La Liga season, winning every game and doing so convincingly.

Across all competitions, they have scored five goals in four of their five games, with the only exception being a 2-0 win against Athletic Bilbao.

Levante, on the other hand, have won just once this season and have failed to score in three of their opening four games.

The numbers between the two sides are also night and day. Barcelona are averaging nine shots on target per match compared to Levante's 3.5, as well as a 15.7 XG compared to just 5.2.

This should be a total mismatch. Levante haven't beaten Barcelona since 2019, and I don't expect that to change here.

Brighton have been one of the best attacking teams in the league this season, currently sitting top for goals per match at 2.7, as well as big chances created with 15.

They have scored two or more goals in two of their three Premier League games so far. Last weekend they were held to a 1-1 draw by Leeds, but still registered double the amount of shots, as well as a higher open-play XG of 1.54.

Coventry have had a trickier start to life in the top flight. They are yet to score a goal and have conceded in every game, while allowing their opponents 15+ shots in two of their three opening matches. The only exception was against fellow new boys Hull, who don’t pose the same threat as Brighton.

Holding Man City to a 1-0 defeat shocked a lot of people, but City's XG of 2.12 suggests they should have scored more. I expect Brighton to have too much attacking quality for Coventry to keep them out here.

Hamburg have had to endure a very rough start to the season in the Bundesliga, losing both of their opening two games of the campaign without even scoring a goal.

They’ve shipped seven goals across these games as well, which doesn’t make for good reading ahead of a trip to take on Leipzig who have a very exciting frontline of Nusa, Nkunku and Bakayoko. 

Leipzig only lost three of their 17 home matches in the Bundesliga last season, notably scoring 40 goals across these games (2.35 per game). Only Bayern Munich (68) scored more goals at home in the Bundesliga than Leipzig last season.

This firepower should ultimately prove to be too much for Hamburg who suffered a 5-0 defeat at the hands of Mainz at home last time out and look to have deep rooted issues which won’t be solved in time for this encounter.