Santos are having a disappointing season, but they head into this tie unbeaten in five and they have only lost one of their last five on the road, while Ceara have won just one of their last seven games at home.

Sport Recife remain rooted to the bottom of the Brazil Serie A table having won just two of their 24 league fixtures. They have lost two of their last three away games and face third-placed Cruzeiro, who have won four on the spin at home.

Boyacá Chico are big underdogs for this game, but they are unbeaten in ten home matches across all competitions and look good value to get something from an Atletico Nacional side with just two wins in their last eight away games.

Tijuana’s last four games have produced 16 goals in total, with over 2.5 goals landing in three of them. Monterrey’s last away game was an eight-goal affair and over 2.5 goals has landed in three of their last four away games.

Tom: Bologna have won their first two home league games, while Pisa make this trip having failed to win since returning to the top flight.

Jamie: Fiorentina have three points from their first five games, while Roma have impressed with four wins from five.

Joe: Atletico Madrid have scored 13 times across their last three games, but Celta Vigo have scored in each of their last six games domestically.

Alex: Monaco claimed a deserved point against Man City in midweek and they can see off a Nice side who have lost their away games by an aggregate score of 9-3.

Gareth: Both sides are struggling defensively, with BTTS landing in 11 consecutive matches for Racing. Malaga are winless in four, but they’ve scored in five of their last seven.

Aaron: Porto have won all of their nine games this season and this revitalised side looks good to overcome a Benfica side who have won once in three games since Jose Mourinho returned to the club.

Celta Vigo face an Atletico Madrid side who have scored 13 times across a three-game winning streak. That fine return has come in spite of Atleti going five games without a clean sheet, while Celta have seen BTTS land in each of their last eight matches, while failing to win a league game.

Eight of the last nine Serie A meetings between Napoli and Genoa have featured over 2.5 goals, and Napoli’s last three league games have also gone over. Genoa’s defensive frailty, with nine games without a clean sheet in their last ten, strengthens the case for another high-scoring clash.

Freiburg look the best bet to win at Borussia-Park on Sunday, with Monchengladbach still searching for a first home victory of the season. The hosts are winless in 12 Bundesliga games and have lost five of their last seven, while Freiburg have won four of their last five away matches. With Gladbach failing to score in three of their last four home games, Freiburg are well placed to take advantage.

The last four Eredivisie meetings between these sides have all finished with over 2.5 goals, which has happened in each of Nijmegen’s last three away games and it looks likely that pattern will continue on Sunday.

Sporting have won six of their seven Primera Liga matches this season, but Braga will pose a threat going forward. The visitors have found the net in their last six away matches, including a 2-0 Europa League win over Celtic on Thursday. Braga have conceded in their last five league games, but they’re averaging two goals per away trip.

Porto have won all of their nine games this season and this revitalised side looks good to overcome a Benfica side who have won once in three games since Jose Mourinho returned to the club.

Both teams have scored in each of Celta Vigo’s previous eight games, while Atletico Madrid have seen BTTS land in eight of their nine starts this term. The visitors have scored 13 times across a three-game winning streak, but they’re also without a clean sheet in five.

Milan have won their last five games, while they’ve been decisively the better side in terms of Expected Goals in four of their first five league games. The Rossoneri saw off champions Napoli last weekend and their stellar defensive start should help them to see off a Juve side who have conceded 11 times across their last five.

Paris Saint-Germain look the bet to extend their dominance over Lille, having won the last three Ligue 1 meetings. Lille have lost their last two games and failed to score in either, while PSG boast strong away form, defensive solidity, and have been leading at half-time in recent clashes.

Porto have won all of their nine games this season and this revitalised side looks good to overcome a Benfica side who have won once in three games since Jose Mourinho returned to the club.