This looks to be the most competitive tie in this round of qualifying with both clubs really growing on the European stage over the last few campaigns.

USG have seen BTTS in each of their last four matches ahead of this clash and finished second in the Belgian top flight last season - just four points behind eventual champions Club Brugge.

They didn’t lose a single game at home domestically last season, netting 43 goals across their 20 matches (2.15 per game). 

Bodo Glimt are on an impressive run of form at the moment having won each of their last six games to nil. However, they are clearly more vulnerable on the road with 81% of the goals they’ve conceded in the Eliteserien coming away from home. 

This won’t be a straightforward assignment for Lyon who come into this game as marginal favourites to take an advantage into the second leg.

Sparta Prague lost just one of their 18 home games in the Czech top flight last term, scoring 42 goals across these matches (2.33 per game).

The home side come into this clash having seen BTTS in each of their last four matches, winning two and losing two of these games.

Lyon have seen BTTS in three of their four friendlies in the build up to this game, failing to keep a clean sheet in any of these matches.

Nijmegen were one of the stories of the season across Europe last year as they earned a third placed finish in the Eredivisie, giving them a shot at Champions League football in the upcoming campaign.

Nijmegen are one of the most entertaining sides I’ve ever seen, so this is a very generous price for them to find the back of the net here. Only PSV (101) scored more goals than Nijmegen (77 - 2.26 per game) in the Eredivisie last term.

Their attacking style should give them chances to cause Olympiakos problems - with the Greek side only keeping three clean sheets across their last 10 matches. 

Nijmegen have scored in all four of their friendlies in the build up to this game and have scored in each of their last 32 matches more widely - including games against Ajax, PSV and Feyenoord.

Nijmegen are one of the most forward thinking teams I’ve seen in recent years and should make this an entertaining contest.

Olympiakos have seen 2+ goals in seven of their last 10 matches across all competitions, most recently seeing five goals in a 3-2 defeat to AZ Alkmaar in a friendly.

Nijmegen have scored in each of their last 32 matches, so we can expect them to carry an attacking threat in this encounter - even as underdogs, which is a generous price worth looking at 5.25.