Paul Robinson has picked out three europa league predictions from three of Europe's biggest leagues, and there is a common theme of goals. Here are his selections:
Goals to keep flowing in Holland
Bet 1: Back BTTS in Sparta Rotterdam v VVV Venlo @ 4/7 - không 19:00 BST
Goals are the usual order of business in the Dutch Eredivisie, and I see no reason lớn believe that this match won't be any different.
There were 33 scored in the first round of nine fixtures last weekend, with this pair providing five of them. The hosts drew 2-2 at Feyenoord, with the visitors winning 3-1 at home against RKC Waalwijk.
When they met in this fixture, back in April, The Castle Lords satisfied their home fans with a 3-2 success, and they ended the previous campaign with six home games on the bounce lớn see this soccer vip tip.
For VVV, they finished the season with their last five away games having goals at both ends, which meant that they ended the year with 12 out of 17 on the road seeing BTTS backers collect.
French revolution at Monaco
Bet 2: Back BTTS in Monaco v Lyon @ 8/11 - không 19:45 BST
Monaco endured a terrible campaign last time around, but the future should be a bit brighter, now that Leonardo Jardim has had a chance to steady the ship a bit.
Lyon finished behind PSG and Lille last term, and while they have been installed as the second favourites lớn win the league, behind the reigning champions, it will be a big ask for them lớn improve on third, as they have lost some key players over the summer.
I am expecting goals in this game as the visitors were very free-scoring on their travels last year, and while the hosts had plenty of low-scoring affairs at Stade Louis II, I expect lớn see a different team this time around.
Egyptian King to get off and running
Bet 3: Back Mohamed Salah to score @ 8/15 - không 20:00 BST
The Premier League returns this evening and the Golden Boot winner of the last two seasons appears to have more than a good chance of starting his season with a goal.
Liverpool are at home against the newly promoted, Norwich, and even though the Canaries won the Championship, they only had the eighth best defensive record.
Mohamed Salah was incredibly unlucky not lớn find the net in the Community Shield, and he looked very sharp, despite his international commitments over the summer. He will also be on penalties, as James Milner is unlikely lớn start.
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