Both teams have scored in every NEC Nijmegen home league game this season and they're averaging 18.7 shots and 1.68 xG at home.

In the Europa League, they recently beat Dinamo Zagreb 4–2 away, with Tjaronn Chery standing out after scoring three of NEC's five goals in the competition.

Omonia have scored seven goals in three away league games and also picked up a 3–0 win away to Celje in the Europa League.

The problem is that they've struggled against stronger opponents, conceding four against Benfica and allowing an average of 18 shots per match in the Europa League.

That 4-2 win against Dinamo Zagreb showed how dangerous NEC can be going forward, but their recent home games have also shown how difficult it's been for them to keep opponents quiet, including 2–2 draws against Fortuna Sittard and Groningen.

Crystal Palace have been at their best going forward in the Europa League, with one of the five highest-scoring attacks in the competition.

The English side scored four against Lech Poznań at home, two against Lyon and another two away to Beşiktaş.

Yéremy Pino has been one of their standout players, with three goals in three European games, scoring in every round so far.

Hoffenheim, meanwhile, have lost four of their five away games in the Bundesliga and Europa League this season, conceding 11 goals, including three each against Köln and Paderborn.

The German side are still averaging 1.82 xG in the Bundesliga, though, and now face a Palace defence that's been struggling to keep clean sheets.

Palace have conceded 21 goals in nine Premier League games, the worst record in the league, and are allowing almost 19 shots per match.

Even though Palace are favourites at home, Hoffenheim have scored in three of their four Bundesliga away games this season.

Monaco have won all four of their Conference League games, including in qualifying, scoring at least three goals in both home matches.

Despite being unbeaten at home in Ligue 1, they've conceded against Lens, Toulouse and Lille, while allowing an average of 1.36 xGA per game in the league.

Nordsjælland have seen both teams score in four of their last five games, including 1–1 and 2–2 draws against Hearts and CSKA Sofia in the Conference League.

Their defence has been letting them down against stronger sides, even in their own league.

Nordsjælland are coming off a 3–2 defeat to Midtjylland, in another game that saw 37 shots between the two teams.

In Europe, they've already allowed 14 shots on target in just two games, which could be a big problem against Paris Brunner, who's scored eight goals this season and has already found the net twice in the league phase.

Brunner also scored in the 3–0 win over Freiburg, and both he and Monaco have been at their best at home.