"PSG are far from their best at the moment, largely due to the injuries which are plaguing Luis Enrique’s side. They’ve only kept one clean sheet across their last five matches in all competitions, so there is an opportunity for Leverkusen to add to their misery here.

Leverkusen have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions. They ran out 4-3 winners over Mainz last time out in a crazy game, which gives us a taste of what we can expect in this clash when it comes to goals. Leverkusen have also seen BTTS in both of their Champions League matches so far this season against Copenhagen and PSV - both of those games ended in draws, so Leverkusen are still searching for their first win of the Champions League campaign.

PSG saw BTTS in their most recent Champions League outing against Barcelona. Their opening assignment was a more one-sided encounter as they ran out 4-0 winners over Atalanta, though they did have more of their key players available for that encounter. PSG saw six goals last time out as they contested a 3-3 draw with Strasbourg, setting up this clash to see more goals and both sides end up on the scoresheet."

"PSV have seen BTTS in both of their Champions League matches so far against Leverkusen and USG. They haven’t managed to win either of those games so they’ll be motivated to get all three points here against a Napoli side that have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches across all competitions.

The exception in this recent run of seeing BTTS for Napoli was a 1-0 defeat against Torino last time out. Napoli had 22 shots and registered an xG of 2.06 in that game, so they were pretty unlucky not to score. This also aids our selection as Napoli will come into this game looking to avenge their result against Torino last time out, and to build on their win over Sporting in their most recent Champions League outing, which was also a match that saw BTTS.

PSV have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches, with the exception being a 4-0 win over Zwolle, who were reduced to 10 men in the second half. Zwolle are also amongst the lowest scorers in the Eredivisie this season, so it’s not too surprising that they were unable to find the back of the net against PSV."

"I would expect Inter Milan to have enough in their locker to put another three points on the board in Belgium on Tuesday. Christian Chivu’s side have made a quietly impressive start to the season, with Saturday night’s 1-0 victory away at Roma making it six wins in succession. 

The Italian heavyweights have already seen off both Ajax and Slavia Prague with little fuss over the opening two rounds of league phase action, and I would argue that Union Saint-Gilloise will represent a similar standard of opposition. What’s more, Inter have some tough looking fixtures to come later in the campaign, so another win here would put them in a strong position to secure a top-24 berth. 

While the hosts claimed an eye-catching 3-1 win away at PSV on matchday one, they were completely outclassed in their subsequent Champions League fixture, suffering a 4-0 thrashing  when hosting Newcastle. 

The fact the hosts were forced to hire a new manager last week only adds to the appeal of backing what is a well-oiled Inter Milan machine to take top honours at Lotto Park."

"Villarreal found the back of the net twice in their 2-2 draw with Juventus last time out. They had 17 shots in the game, a tally that returned an xG of 1.72, which tells us that Villarreal did manage to consistently create high-quality chances against Juventus, and they can do the same here against a City side that conceded twice against Monaco in their most recent away game in the Champions League.

Villarreal boast the best home record of any side in LaLiga, having won four of their five home matches. They’ve netted 12 goals across these games (2.4 per game), which is the second-highest tally in the division, only behind Hansi Flick’s Barcelona (13). These numbers would suggest that Villarreal can cause Manchester City serious problems here - Villarreal have managed to score in each of their last six matches across all competitions.

Manchester City conceded an xG of 1.45 and two goals against Monaco in their most recent Champions League assignment. It’s not the only tough task they’ve had on the road this term, with City also conceding against Arsenal and Brighton on the road so far this season. Villarreal can add to that list of sides that have caused City problems on their travels with their incredibly strong home record so far this term."