BTTS landed in the first leg meeting between the sides as Barcelona earned a 1-1 draw at St James’ Park through a last-minute penalty. I think this game will be a bit more chaotic than the first leg meeting, given the knockout nature of the tournament now.

Barcelona saw BTTS again over the weekend as they ran out 5-2 winners over Sevilla at home. That game sums up Barcelona quite well; they don’t mind conceding as they believe in the quality of their forward players to outscore the opposition. Barcelona have won each of their last 11 matches at the Camp Nou, netting three or more goals in all of these games.

Barcelona finding the back of the net is pretty much guaranteed based on this evidence, though Newcastle have the appropriate weapons in their arsenal to cause Barcelona issues as well. The Magpies have scored in both of the head-to-head meetings between the sides this season, and offer much more of a threat in the Champions League compared to their Premier League games this season.

Tottenham may be living through a nightmare at the moment, but they’ve still been able to carry an attacking threat in the majority of their games under Igor Tudor so far. Their display at Anfield over the weekend was their best display so far under the new coach, and they’ll be looking to build on that draw as they look to find a way back into this tie.

Atletico Madrid are more open than they have been in previous seasons, with Diego Simeone introducing more technical players into the side to balance out the hot heads. Atletico Madrid may have netted five goals last week, but Tottenham did find ways to hurt them with the Lilywhites generating an xG of 1.99 from 11 shots - scoring twice.

Atletico Madrid have also seen BTTS in ten of their 11 Champions League matches this season, with the only game in which they failed to score being against Arsenal on the road. I think Tottenham will be bold enough to attack from the first whistle as they don’t have much to lose, resulting in an entertaining and end-to-end game.

MK Dons are enjoying an excellent run of form, which has lifted them to within two points of League Two leaders Bromley. They’ve avoided defeat across their last five matches across all competitions, but have only managed to keep one clean sheet in these games - suggesting that MK Dons are pretty comfortable with high scoring matches at the moment.

They take on a Colchester side that actually ran out 1-0 winners when the sides met earlier in the season. That game saw a combined xG of 2.55, suggesting that Colchester were a little lucky to walk away with the three points and a clean sheet on that occasion.

Colchester have seen 44 goals across their 18 away matches in League Two this season, with an exact split in the number of goals scored and conceded (22 - 2.44 per game). They should benefit from MK Dons’ tendency to allow opponents chances, probably leaning on the quality they have in the final third.