Both of these sides will feel as though they have earned a spot in the Champions League for next season having battled through two rounds of qualifying already - and I expect this to be a competitive tie across the two legs.

Fenerbahce saw BTTS in their first league fixture of the campaign last time out, losing 2-1 on the road in a game that produced a combined xG of 4.09. 

They didn’t lose a single home game in the Super Lig last season, but did concede 19 goals across their 17 matches - and Lyon are a step up in opposition compared to the majority of sides they face domestically. 

Lyon saw BTTS in the first leg of their qualifying tie against Sparta Prague in the last round, losing 2-1 in that game before turning it around in the second leg. They also saw BTTS in three of their four friendlies ahead of the new campaign.

Viking have only failed to score once across their last 47 matches across all competitions, with that blank coming away from home against Sarpsborg a few weeks ago - a game that still saw Viking have 12 shots and register an xG of 0.92.

Dinamo Zagreb have contested four games in Champions League qualifying so far, keeping just one clean sheet across these games. Thun managed to score twice against them as the away side a few weeks ago, despite dropping down to 10 men for the final 20 minutes of the encounter.

Viking should be able to continue their superb run of scoring which stretches all the way back to midway through last year. They’ll be confident of their chances on home soil, so a goal here should be enough to keep them in the tie heading into the second leg next week.