I’m backing Liverpool to return to winning ways against an Eintracht Frankfurt side who have won only one of their last five games.

Frankfurt have conceded the most goals in the Bundesliga this season - 18 in seven games - and I believe Liverpool’s attacking firepower will take full advantage.

I think Frankfurt's front footed approach will actually end up suiting Liverpool with the attacking quality they have, you would expect their forwards to click at some point and it may be an end-to-end game like this where we finally see it.

Real Madrid have made a fast start to their Champions League campaign, winning their first two matches to sit second in the standings.

The Spanish giants are progressing well under the tutelage of Xabi Alonso. The only defeat they’ve suffered in any competition so far this season was a 5-2 loss in the Madrid derby at the hands of Atletico Madrid. Aside from that defeat, Madrid have won their other 10 matches in all competitions this term.

An obvious strength of this Madrid side is their strength in the final third. They had 15 shots on target in their 2-1 win over Marseille on Matchday 1, resulting in an xG of 3.74 - though this included two penalties.

Los Blancos will thus be confident of overcoming a Juventus side who are without a win in six matches, going down 2-0 to Como in Serie A at the weekend.

Monaco have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions. They’ve managed to win just one of these games which was a 5-2 victory over Metz, with their last three games ending in draws.

This recent run of draws includes their 2-2 draw with Manchester City in their most recent Champions League assignment. Monaco also saw BTTS in their first Champions League game of the season as they lost 4-1 on the road to Club Brugge.

Tottenham saw BTTS in their most recent Champions League outing as they drew 2-2 with Bodo Glimt. They allowed their opponents to have 18 shots and register an xG of 2.52 which are numbers that suggest that Tottenham will give up chances here.

Tottenham did manage to maintain a solid defensive record in the early parts of the season but this has changed in recent weeks with Thomas Frank’s side only managing to keep one clean sheet across their last five matches. This shut out came against Doncaster in the Carabao Cup so Tottenham are a bit vulnerable at the back right now which can help this selection land.

Marseille head into this match in excellent form, sitting top of Ligue 1 having won five league matches in a row.

Roberto De Zerbi’s side will be confident of striking at least once against a Sporting team who have conceded in both of their Champions League matches to date.

Marseille have scored at least twice in four successive matches, averaging 3.75 goals per game, and seven of their last nine fixtures across all competitions have also landed over 2.5 goals.

Under Roberto De Zerbi, Les Olympiens have adopted a high-risk, possession-dominant approach that creates constant attacking transitions.

Against a Sporting side that prefers to go toe-to-toe rather than sit deep, this matchup is primed for an open, goal-laden contest.