This looks like a really exciting match on paper, and I make it slightly closer than the odds suggest with the home sides being outsiders at 3.30.

|Stuttgart have stuck with a consistent project under Sebastien Hoeness over the last few years, and have started much better in the Champions League than domestically this term. 

They’ve won both of their games in Europe by an aggregate score of 6-1, but haven’t had the same success in the Bundesliga with two wins from their opening six games. 

However, Stuttgart have been quite unlucky in the early stages of the season with their xG difference seeing them four places lower than they should be in the German top flight.

Atletico Madrid are progressing really well with a slightly new identity under Simeone, they’ve won each of their last five matches and seen BTTS in two of these games.

The LaLiga side have conceded an xG of 0.98 or higher in both of their Champions League matches so far, seeing BTTS in their opening game against Liverpool.

Porto's last Champions League game had five goals and 28 shots, and they've now seen BTTS in five straight games.

Their defence is a bit of a worry, as they even conceded against Casa Pia, the second-worst team in Liga Portugal.

The good news is that they've scored in 10 of their 11 games this season and are averaging 2.16 xG at home.

Now they're up against PSV, who have conceded in every away game this season and have only failed to score once, against Leipzig in the Champions League last week.

Even in that defeat, they managed 1.45 xG and five shots on target in Germany.

With Portugal's second-best attack taking on the second-best attack in the Netherlands, it's hard to expect anything other than BTTS.

Barcelona are scoring a ridiculous number of goals and haven't had a single game this season where they've scored fewer than two.

They've scored 22 goals in their last five games and are averaging 3.20 xG this season.

It's hard to find anything negative to say about a team that plays just as well away from home as they do at home, but there's no denying their defence has been making mistakes.

Barcelona have conceded in six of their last seven games, and now they're facing their biggest test yet.

PSG beat Manchester City 4-2 in England and put six past Slovan Bratislava in their opening game.

But despite their brilliant attack, their defence hasn't been as convincing. They're averaging 1.39 xGA and have conceded in their last four games.

With both teams putting up such impressive attacking numbers and players like Yamal and Dembélé on the pitch, it's hard to find a better game for goals and BTTS than PSG vs Barcelona.

This looks like a really exciting match on paper, and I make it slightly closer than the odds suggest with the home sides being outsiders at 3.30.

|Stuttgart have stuck with a consistent project under Sebastien Hoeness over the last few years, and have started much better in the Champions League than domestically this term. 

They’ve won both of their games in Europe by an aggregate score of 6-1, but haven’t had the same success in the Bundesliga with two wins from their opening six games. 

However, Stuttgart have been quite unlucky in the early stages of the season with their xG difference seeing them four places lower than they should be in the German top flight.

Atletico Madrid are progressing really well with a slightly new identity under Simeone, they’ve won each of their last five matches and seen BTTS in two of these games.

The LaLiga side have conceded an xG of 0.98 or higher in both of their Champions League matches so far, seeing BTTS in their opening game against Liverpool.

This could be one of the best games we’ve ever seen in the Champions League with two of the best attacking sides in Europe facing off at the Parc Des Princes.

BTTS is as short as 1.14 with some bookmakers, the level of attacking talent on show makes it hard to make a case against a high scoring game. This selection has landed in each of PSG’s last four games, including a 4-2 win over Manchester City at the Etihad.

Barcelona saw seven goals over the weekend as they came away with a 5-2 win over Real Betis. Hansi Flick and his side believe they can outscore any team, and this selection has landed in both of their Champions League matches so far with heavy wins against Feyenoord and Galatasaray.

Napoli have made their worst start to a season since the 2001/02 campaign, losing five of their opening nine matches.

They now welcome a Bodo Glimt side who have won each of their last four matches, scoring multiple goals in three of these games. They beat Dortmund 1-0 at home in their last Champions League assignment, and can capitalise on the real issues in Naples.

Allegri was a bizarre choice as head coach for Napoli, even in a league that insists on recycling the same five managers, and the squad he’s built lacks leadership and is very vulnerable at the back - they’ve only kept three clean sheets this season.

Liverpool have won both of their games in the Champions League so far, and a third victory here would likely be enough for them to at least be sure of a top 24 finish - and set up a decent chance of a top 8 finish, while allowing Iraola to rotate in more packed portions of the season.

Villarreal have struggled to find the form that earned them a spot in the Champions League last season. They’ve only won two of their nine games in LaLiga this term, and lost to Dortmund 3-2 on Matchday 1 whilst conceding an xG of 2.83 from 18 shots. Furthermore, Villarreal have won just one of their five away games domestically this season.

Liverpool are growing in confidence under Iraola and come into this clash having won four of their last five matches. They’re showing plenty of resilience in these games too, battling back from behind against Brentford over the weekend as well as surviving a late spell from LASK last time out in the Champions League.