Sabah are one of the weakest sides in the Champions League this year, and will struggle to match the quality of a side like Dortmund - who will see this as a real opportunity to claim three crucial points.

Dortmund's recent form looks a bit unappealing on paper, but they've won the xG battle in two of their last three matches without winning any of them - suggesting that Dortmund have been a little unlucky across recent games.

Furthermore, Sabah conceded an xG of 2.14 from 18 shots against Slavia Prague last time out, they were fortunate to win the game 2-0. They lost 4-0 to Man Utd on Matchday 1, conceding an xG of 3.54 and being 3-0 down at half time.

Bradley Barcola finally got off the mark in a Liverpool shirt in the Champions League last week, netting a hat trick against LASK as Liverpool came away 6-3 winners in Austria.

Barcola followed up that display with another decent performance against Brentford, setting up Alexander Isak for the winning goal in West London. He's got that confidence now, and this is another stage where he can show his talent with Liverpool being as short as 1.40 in places to win tonight.

Isak has started the season really well for Liverpool, looking much more like the player that the Reds thought they were getting from Newcastle last summer before injuries disrupted his campaign.

He's registered six goal contributions across his eight appearances across all competitions, including an assist in the Champions League last time out. He also found the back of the net against Brentford over the weekend, so he comes into this game with confidence.

Liverpool are as short as 1.40 to come away with three points here, I can see Isak contributing to at least one of the goals in what should be another win in the Champions League for Liverpool.

It's really hard to make a case for AEK Athens here, Man City have made a really strong start to the season with PSG and Arsenal being the only sides to beat City since the Community Shield - and they've beaten the likes of United and Liverpool to nil this term.

City are unbeaten across their last 15 matches at home against sides outside of the top five leagues in Europe. AEK Athens suffered a 3-1 defeat to Shakhtar last time out, and were quite lucky to get that goal in a game where they were largely outclassed.