Basel scored in the first leg meeting via the penalty spot with Xherdan Shaqiri finding the back of the net in the 14th minute. This wasn’t the only threat that Basel carried in the game, they had 11 shots with six of these efforts finding the target.

Basel scored 48 goals across their 19 away games in the Swiss Super League last season (2.52 per game) which is a scoring power that they’ll look to use to unsettle the Copenhagen backline. 

Copenhagen conceded just 15 goals across their 16 home games in the Superligaen last season which is a very solid defensive record, but that is likely to unravel here seeing as the Swiss side have such a strong record when it comes to scoring on the road.

BTTS Yes has been a recurring theme in Rangers’ matches this season, and I think there is plenty of scope for that to continue on Wednesday night, especially given the state of play in this tie.

Both teams got on the scoresheet in the Light Blues’ away games at both Panathinaikos and Viktoria Plzen in the previous rounds, and that has also been a regular occurrence on the domestic scene. In fact, there have been goals at both ends in each of Rangers’ four domestic matches this season, two of which have been away from Ibrox.

While Club Brugge look the superior outfit, they showed last week that they are not bulletproof at the back. What’s more, the Blue-Black conceded two goals during the home leg of their 3rd round qualifier with RB Salzburg, while both teams have netted in two of the hosts’ opening four Belgian Pro League matches.