Betis have seen BTTS in both of their Champions League matches, with both games ending in Manuel Pellegrini’s side coming away 3-2 winners over Lille and Porto.

Their win over Porto last time out saw Betis register an xG of 1.68 from 17 shots. They’ve seen BTTS in each of their last four matches, including seeing seven goals in a 5-2 defeat to Barcelona over the weekend - where they still managed to record an xG of 1.24.

Feyenoord have also seen BTTS in both of their Champions League matches this season, losing 5-1 to Barcelona in their opening game before securing their first three points of the competition against Como with a 3-2 victory.

Feyenoord followed that 3-2 win with a seven goal thriller against Telstar over the weekend, coming out on the right side of the result in a game where they registered an xG of 3.81.

Real Madrid put on a classy performance over the weekend as they beat Sevilla 4-1 at home, which was notable for a superb goal from Kylian Mbappe who scored twice in the contest.

Madrid have had some small issues at the start of this campaign, but that’s mainly in comparison to Barcelona - who are the best team in Europe right now. 

They’ve won each of their last three matches ahead of this clash, and should have too much quality for a Leipzig that lost 6-1 to Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena over the weekend. 

That result shows that while Leipzig are an entertaining and promising side, they still struggle against the elite teams on the continent and we should see that play out again here.

Feyenoord averaged 15.5 fouls per game in the first two Champions League rounds, the second-highest figure in the competition, and now they're up against a Betis side that create plenty of chances at home.

Abde Ezzalzouli is Betis' most fouled player, averaging 1.71 fouls won per game, and he's been in great form as the team's top scorer.

Gjivai Zechiël has been playing on the right side of Feyenoord's midfield, which means he could find himself up against Abde.

The Dutch midfielder has committed at least one foul in each of his last four games for Feyenoord and picked up his second yellow card of the season in Feyenoord's last league game.

Referee Simone Sozza is another factor to consider, having shown 13 yellow cards and two reds in his three European club games this season.

Zechiël could be in for a tough night in the Champions League with Ezzalzouli playing so well and a referee who doesn't seem to let much go.

Vinicius Tobias will have the tough job of dealing with Federico Dimarco in the Champions League, and his record in European games is worth a look.

The Brazilian committed one foul and picked up a yellow card against PSV, then committed another two fouls against AEK.

He also picked up four yellow cards in last season's Conference League, so he's got a bit of a history of getting booked in European games.

Dimarco is likely to be playing down Tobias' side, and he's Inter's main man when it comes to crosses, averaging nine per 90 minutes.

Referee Harm Osmers isn't exactly shy about showing cards either, having handed out at least five yellows in each of his last five Europa League games.

With Tobias already picking up cards in European games and a referee who isn't afraid to show them, there's a good chance the Brazilian could get booked again.

Betis have seen BTTS in both of their Champions League matches, with both games ending in Manuel Pellegrini’s side coming away 3-2 winners over Lille and Porto.

Their win over Porto last time out saw Betis register an xG of 1.68 from 17 shots. They’ve seen BTTS in each of their last four matches, including seeing seven goals in a 5-2 defeat to Barcelona over the weekend - where they still managed to record an xG of 1.24.

Feyenoord have also seen BTTS in both of their Champions League matches this season, losing 5-1 to Barcelona in their opening game before securing their first three points of the competition against Como with a 3-2 victory.

Feyenoord followed that 3-2 win with a seven goal thriller against Telstar over the weekend, coming out on the right side of the result in a game where they registered an xG of 3.81.

Arsenal's defence has been impressive so far this season, but their biggest test yet will come against a Bayern side that have scored at least five goals in every home game. Bayern's attacking numbers are crazy, averaging 24 shots and 3.07 xG per game at the Allianz Arena.

Kane just keeps scoring and already has nine goals this season, including three in the Champions League. Arsenal can hurt teams too. They've scored four goals and taken 42 shots across their games against Lille and Napoli.

Bayern have conceded in four of their last five games, and that crazy 3-3 draw against Viking showed they're far from impossible to score against. Arsenal are averaging 1.89 xG away from home across the Premier League and Champions League, and they'll have their main attacking players available.

With so much attacking quality on both sides, we could be in for plenty of goals and both teams scoring on Wednesday.

Lille and Galatasaray have both conceded at least three goals in every Champions League game so far and while both defences have been struggling, they've also got attacks that rarely fail to score.

Lille have only failed to score once all season, away to Arsenal in the last round.They're even better at home and have already scored twice against strong sides like PSG and Betis.

Galatasaray are averaging 19 shots per game and even managed more attempts away to Sporting than the home side. The problem is that they've conceded at least three goals every time they've faced stronger opponents: four against Barcelona, three against Sporting and four against Salah's Trabzonspor in the Süper Lig.

Both teams also have top scorers averaging more than a goal per 90 minutes this season. With Giroud and Osimhen available and both defences looking so shaky, it's a great setup for BTTS.

Betis have seen BTTS in both of their Champions League matches, with both games ending in Manuel Pellegrini’s side coming away 3-2 winners over Lille and Porto.

Their win over Porto last time out saw Betis register an xG of 1.68 from 17 shots. They’ve seen BTTS in each of their last four matches, including seeing seven goals in a 5-2 defeat to Barcelona over the weekend - where they still managed to record an xG of 1.24.

Feyenoord have also seen BTTS in both of their Champions League matches this season, losing 5-1 to Barcelona in their opening game before securing their first three points of the competition against Como with a 3-2 victory.

Feyenoord followed that 3-2 win with a seven goal thriller against Telstar over the weekend, coming out on the right side of the result in a game where they registered an xG of 3.81.

Viking have shown real courage in their opening two Champions League fixtures this season, which have produced a total of ten goals. That includes a six-goal thriller against Bayern last time out, with the goals shared three apiece. The Norwegian side have shown that they can threaten stronger sides, and they will be confident of at least finding the back of the net. 

However, their main challenge will be keeping Villa at bay. Unai Emery’s men ran riot in their last European outing against Fenerbahce. The hosts racked up 20 shots worth 3.11 xG - Ederson finished the game with five saves in addition to conceding six goals, which shows just how effective Villa were going forward.

This selection has landed in all but one of Bayern Munich’s matches this season, with the exception of a 0-0 draw on the road against Schalke - where they generated an xG of 1.94 and had 52 touches in the opposition box without scoring.

Vincent Kompany’s side are also posting some really impressive underlying numbers, generating an xG of 20.9 in the Bundesliga across just six matches which has translated to 22 goals (3.66 per game). The next highest tally in the Bundesliga, is an xG of 14.0. 

Furthermore, this angle covers Bayern if they have a scenario like they did against Viking last time out in the Champions League where Bayern scored three goals but still failed to come away with all three points. 

The obvious concern here is Arsenal’s defensive record, but I’m willing to take that on at a ground where Bayern have won all four of their matches across the Bundesliga and the Champions League this term by an aggregate scoreline of 23-2. 

Real Madrid put on a classy performance over the weekend as they beat Sevilla 4-1 at home, which was notable for a superb goal from Kylian Mbappe who scored twice in the contest.

Madrid have had some small issues at the start of this campaign, but that’s mainly in comparison to Barcelona - who are the best team in Europe right now. 

They’ve won each of their last three matches ahead of this clash, and should have too much quality for a Leipzig that lost 6-1 to Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena over the weekend. 

That result shows that while Leipzig are an entertaining and promising side, they still struggle against the elite teams on the continent and we should see that play out again here.