"Marseille come into this midweek clash following back-to-back victories, having secured a late comeback against Strasbourg last time out on Friday night. Winning at the La Meinau Stadium has proven to be no easy task - only two sides managed an away victory against Strasbourg in the French top-flight last season. That result meant Roberto De Zerbi’s men have navigated a tough trio of games incredibly well.

Prior to Strasbourg, Marseille beat PSG 1-0 on Monday night, tarnishing the Parisians’ perfect start to the season. Although the visitors were without Ballon d’Or winner Ousmane Dembele, take nothing away from what was an excellent performance from Marseille - they restricted the French champions to just 0.67 xG from 12 shots.

Marseille also gave a good account of themselves at the Bernabeu in their first European outing of the season, and were unfortunate to lose 2-1, with both goals conceded coming from the penalty spot. If they can eliminate those errors, Marseille will really fancy their chances of securing victory on home turf."

"Julian Alvarez and Alexander Sorloth started in a strike partnership for the first time since August in that game, and it was a decision that paid dividends. The Argentine netted a masterful brace, one goal from the penalty spot, and the other from a free-kick, while Sorloth also found the back of the net. Antoine Griezmann managed to break his barren run with a goal in injury time, which should work to provide him with some much-needed confidence. Atletico Madrid look like a strong side going forward, and have scored in every game this season.

But Frankfurt have been even more impressive, and they found themselves 6-0 up against Monchengladbach at the weekend after just 47 minutes. Although they did take their foot off the gas, allowing the hosts to almost pull off an incredible comeback, Frankfurt have scored an eye-catching 27 goals from their seven matches in all competitions this term - averaging 3.8 goals scored per game."

"Bodo Glimt have seen BTTS in each of their last six matches across all competitions, losing just one of these games. This recent run includes their first game of the Champions League season as they earned a 2-2 with Slavia Prague with 10 shots on target and an xG of 2.52.

This will be Bodo Glimt’s first-ever Champions League game at home, so we can expect Tottenham to be welcomed by an intense atmosphere in what will be a foreign experience to Thomas Frank as he also takes his team away from home in Europe for the first time in his career.

Tottenham saw BTTS against Wolves last time out and I think they’ll crack a little under the pressure of this being an away tie. Tottenham currently lack creativity with Kulusevski and Maddison out injured so the Lilywhites have been quite direct in the opening weeks of the season which can simultaneously disrupt and encourage the home side who can extend their recent run of seeing BTTS."

"Not much has gone right at Chelsea so far this season, but one area where the Blues have been strong is corners. Only Arsenal (45) and Tottenham (41) have had more corners in the Premier League than Chelsea so far this term (38 - 6.33 per game).

Their games at Stamford Bridge have produced 22 corners (7.33 per game) with 5+ corners landing in each of these matches against Crystal Palace, Fulham, and Brighton. Chelsea have managed to score five goals from set-piece situations this season, which makes up nearly half of the total goals that Maresca’s side have scored.

This would indicate that set pieces aren’t just a solid addition to the setup of Chelsea but that they are one of Chelsea’s only reliable routes to goal at the moment. Chelsea can continue to utilise this avenue against a Benfica side that will look to emulate a classic Jose Mourinho performance on the road, which usually involves a low block."