"I expect Olympiacos, who boast the superior form, both domestically and in Europe, to breeze past Pafos.

The Greek champions have stormed through their opening 3 league games, scoring nine without reply. This comes in stark contrast to Pafos, who have mustered a combined 7 shots across their opening 2 games, and scraped three points on the opening day before falling to defeat last time out.

Pafos’ European record also fails to impress. They fell at the first hurdle last season, losing 8-2 on aggregate to Elfsborg in the first round of Europa League Qualifying, before dropping down to the ECL, where they were pretty average. Olympiacos, meanwhile, recorded 5 wins, 3 draws, and just 2 losses during their Europa League campaign."

"I also expect to see both teams find the back of the net at some point during the 90.

This selection landed in 75% of Bodø/Glimt’s Europa League games last season, including 9 of 10 played before reaching the knockout stage. This season, they’ve kept the goals flowing too, scoring one every 35 minutes in the Eliteserien and finding the back of the net in all 21 of their league fixtures.

The hosts have also scored in every league game so far, going eight for eight in that respect. Over that period, Slavia Prague have scored at a rate exceeding 2 per game, with their 4 home matches proving particularly eyecatching, producing 15 goals."

"I don’t trust the Bayern Munich backline at all. They may look solid in the Bundesliga, but they were regularly caught out in the Champions League last season.

Bayern’s back four on paper at the moment reads Stanisic, Tah, Upamecano, and Laimer - I’m not quite sure how Bayern have ended up in this position with the money and pedigree they have as a club, but this is not a back four that fills you with confidence.

Chelsea have scored two or more goals in each of their last three Premier League matches. Chelsea’s main issues when it comes to scoring goals usually crop up when the Blues face a low block.

Bayern won’t play like that here; they’ll take risks and push up the pitch, which will give Chelsea chances. Chelsea have only failed to score once across their last 16 matches in all competitions (v Crystal Palace).

Bayern conceded 12 goals across their eight matches in the league phase of the Champions League last season. They only managed to keep clean sheets in two of these matches, which is a good example of the issues that Bayern may face in trying to keep Chelsea out here."

"Having made a perfect start to their Ligue 1 campaign, I struggle to see Atalanta causing PSG too much trouble at the Parc des Princes.

Luis Enrique’s side have strung together four straight wins, finding the net ten times and conceding on only three occasions - all during their chaotic 6-3 victory over Toulouse before the break. Having kept clean sheets in the rest, PSG look every bit as complete as they did last season, and we all know how that ended.

As for Atalanta, only last weekend did they manage their first Serie A victory, having drawn each of their opening two. To make matters worse, their shaky start can hardly be excused by the calibre of opposition, with their opponents occupying the bottom three spots in the league, and being the 1st, 3rd, and 5th favourites to go down."