After a shaky start in the first leg against Atletico Madrid, Club Brugge did well to fight back, and Christos Tzolis’ goal in the 89th minute leveled the scores. Although they face a tough test at the Metropolitano on Tuesday night, the Belgian side were able to fashion some good chances, and they will be hopeful of causing problems once again.

Club Brugge managed 17 shots, forcing Jan Oblak into seven crucial saves, highlighting how Atletico looked vulnerable at times. One of those saves was to deny Aleksandar Stankovic, who found his way into the box.

Despite playing in a defensive midfield role, the Serbian has seen plenty of involvement in the final third in recent weeks and has racked up 25 shots in his last nine appearances across all competitions. He has landed this selection in five of those matches and has even scored four goals in that stretch.

Josh Tymon is listed as a left-back on paper for Swansea, but he is afforded plenty of attacking freedom, and he doesn’t hesitate to join the attack. Tymon has an average of 0.66 shots per 90 this season across all competitions, which rises to 0.86 when playing at home.

Since he scored his first goal of the season, which was a spectacular volley from outside the box against Oxford United, Tymon has had a lot more confidence to go for goal, and has landed this selection in 12 out of his last 14 starts.

Tymon possesses a wand of a left foot, and the majority of his efforts come from distance. In fact, 16 of his 21 shots in the Championship this season have come from outside the box, and Tymon will also be the designated free-kick taker for the Swans.

With just three goals to his name from 28 Championship appearances this season, Lyndon Dykes hasn’t been at his most prolific, but he will hope things can improve at his new club. There have been positive signs though, as Dykes opened his account for Charlton against Leicester, registering three shots in that game, with two on target.

This upcoming clash against West Brom is a similar matchup, with just four points separating the Foxes and the Baggies (excluding Leicester’s six-point deduction). West Brom have failed to win any of their last ten matches across all competitions, and Charlton will hope to exploit that poor form.

Dykes has hit this mark in each of his last five matches for Charlton, playing the full 90 minutes in four of those games. He has looked determined to prove himself at his new club, and will hope to maintain that attacking involvement midweek.

Bodo/Glimt did it again - they pulled off a sensational upset in the Champions League, giving them a 3-1 advantage heading into the San Siro on Tuesday night. It’s a big task ahead for Inter Milan, but they have more than enough attacking firepower to mount a comeback, and they will have to be front-footed in their approach.

Piotr Zielinski was benched for the first leg, but the Polish international looks set for a recall to the starting eleven here, given how he has popped up with some big goals in recent weeks. Zielinski scored the winning goal against Juventus in the 90th minute, registering three shots with two on target in that match. He has scored six goals this season from 33 appearances in all competitions, but four of those have come in 2026.

Zielinski is averaging 1.36 shots per 90 at the San Siro this season, and that figure looks set to rise against Bodo midweek.

A Patrik Schick brace in the first leg condemned Olympiacos to a 2-0 defeat, giving the Greek side a mammoth task ahead to find a way into the round of 16. Olympiacos didn’t have much success in the final third, but they were unfortunate to see a goal ruled out for a marginal offside call, after the ball rebounded in off Mehdi Taremi.

However, Olympiacos will have belief - they beat Leverkusen 2-0 in matchday seven of the league phase, albeit on home turf. Taremi had more luck in that game, as he found the back of the net in the 46th minute. The Iranian international has been in excellent goalscoring form recently, and will have to keep that up if his side are to stand a chance of progression.

Taremi has bagged five goals in his last eleven matches across all competitions, and he also scored against Real Madrid earlier in the Champions League.