The first leg was a comfortable night for Mjallby, who raced to a commanding 3-0 lead inside the opening half hour before easing off the gas as the game became one-sided.

The gulf in quality between the two sides was clear, and Mjallby will arrive in Gibraltar confident of seeing the tie through without any real drama.

However, Lincoln Red Imps were not completely penned into their own half - they generated ten shots with three hitting the target, so were unfortunate not to find the back of the net in the end.

Once again, they come into this clash as underdogs, but they are likely to be bold in their approach with little to play for. They will hope to be more clinical in front of goal here, to give their fans something to celebrate.

However, keeping Mjallby at bay will be their main challenge, especially considering how effective the Swedish side were going forward last time out.

The first leg between these sides was a six-goal thriller, with the goals shared three apiece, which sets up this second leg to be another entertaining contest.

Celje weren’t at their best, but they were efficient in front of goal when chances came their way - all three of their shots on target found the back of the net.

Celje convincingly topped the Slovenian top flight last season, with a seven-point gap on Koper, so they are a strong side who will hope for a more encouraging performance in front of their home crowd here.

Celje won 12 of their 17 league games at home last season, which highlights how they tend to play with more confidence at the Z’dezele Arena.

Egnatia have shown that they aren’t a side to underestimate, but Celje should have enough firepower to get over the line at home.

I'm also backing over 2.5 goals at Tynecastle on Tuesday night. With a four-goal deficit to overturn, Hearts have little to lose by committing bodies forward, which should make for an open and entertaining contest.

What’s more, new Hearts boss Wouter Vrancken is known for favouring a front-foot approach, setting the stage for an entertaining encounter. 

Prior to last week's 4-0 defeat in Austria, each of Hearts' three pre-season friendlies all produced over 2.5 goals.

While you can't read too much into pre-season results, Sturm Graz's fixtures also make for encouraging reading from a goals perspective. Indeed, five of their six friendlies produced over 2.5 goals, with the Austrians single-handedly covering that line in three of those matches.

That trend continued in last week's first leg, and I wouldn't be shocked to see another high-scoring encounter here. A 2-1 victory for the away side certainly wouldn't surprise me.

Shamrock Rovers should throw everything at getting back into this tie.

They’re 2-0 down from the first leg, while domestically they are seven points clear at the top, with 11 to play, with an away trip to a relegation-battler at the weekend. They can afford to put their full focus on tonight’s match.

Ararat Armenia’s domestic season doesn’t start until this Saturday, but this is their fourth game in Champions League qualifying, and all three so far have covered this bet. They have scored two or more goals themselves in those three matches.

They’re not defensively solid enough to prioritise seeing out the tie with their 2-0 lead. Despite winning the Armenian top-flight last season, they only had the 4th-best defensive record, and they conceded three in the second leg of the last qualifying round - progressing 4-3 on aggregate after a 3-2 second leg defeat in Riga.