Sturm Graz are already out of the Europa League, but still have potential to contribute to an exciting clash here with Brann needing all three points to be sure of their place in the top 24 of the league phase. Sturm Graz conceded three goals against Feyenoord last time out in the Europa League and could be vulnerable to the same outcome here.

Brann saw six goals in a thrilling 3-3 draw with Midtjylland in their most recent Europa League assignment, marking the fourth occasion across their seven games in the Europa League where they’ve seen 3+ goals. Brann have failed to keep a clean sheet in any competition since the 6th November, when they drew 0-0 with Bologna in the Europa League.

That pragmatic approach won’t do much for the away side here, with as many as six teams currently outside of the top 24 in with a chance of breaching into the playoff spots on the final matchday. Sturm Graz have seen 3+ goals in each of their last four matches across all competitions, conceding 2+ goals in three of these games which is a record that can encourage Brann to play on the front foot here.

Midtjylland failed to secure their spot in the top eight last week as they were held to a 3-3 draw against Brann, leaving the Danish side with some work to do on the final day if they are to progress straight through to the knockout stages.

They take on a Dinamo Zagreb side that have plenty to fight for as they look to secure a top 24 finish and get through to the playoffs. Zagreb’s games in the Europa League this season have been very entertaining with 26 match goals across their seven games in the competition (3.71 per game).

Zagreb have seen 3+ goals in six of their seven matches in the Europa League this season, with the exception of their 1-1 draw with Malmo. Zagreb should have got a bit more out of that game against the Swedish side, with the away side registering an xG of 2.45 from 21 shots.

Zagreb’s tendency to be involved in high-scoring games in the Europa League so far this season suggests that we should get another exciting encounter, with both sides having something to fight for on the final day of the league phase.

Go Ahead Eagles have had a mixed campaign in the league phase of the Europa League and can still qualify for the next stage - but would need a big swing of goal difference and a win on the final day against a Braga side that has impressed throughout the league phase.

Go Ahead Eagles have lost five of their seven matches in the Europa League this season, conceding 14 goals across these games. This would suggest that Braga can cover the majority of the goal line we require here given the issues that the Eredivisie side have faced at the back in the Europa League this term. Go Ahead Eagles’ recent games also offer promise for a high goal count here - they’ve seen 3+ goals in each of their last four matches across all competitions.

Braga have won five of their seven games in the Europa League this season, so they come into the game as favourites to pick up all three points and secure their spot in the top eight. Goal difference could prove to be the deciding factor in who finishes in the top eight, with teams down to 11th still able to catch Braga, encouraging the Liga Portugal side to go forward regularly in the contest.

For the second consecutive campaign, Nice have wildly underperformed in Europe and enter the final matchday sitting on just three points, having lost the other six matches they’ve contested in the league phase. Nice have conceded 14 goals across these games, which is an appealing record to a Ludogorets side that sit just one point outside of the top 24.

Nice’s recent matches also offer hope for a high goal count here, with 3+ goals in each of their last three matches across all competitions. They ran out 4-1 winners over Nantes last time out, building on the 3-1 victory they registered over Go Ahead Eagles in the Europa League last week - their first win of the league phase campaign.

That victory shows that Nice are still going to approach this game with a degree of seriousness despite no longer being able to qualify for the knockout stage. Ludogorets have seen 26 goals across their seven league phase matches this term (3.71 per game) and have seen 3+ goals in five of their seven games in the Europa League this term.