18:00 Thursday

BK Hacken vs Zalgiris Vilnius - BK Hacken

The first game of Thursday’s treble sees the second leg of the tie between Swedish Champions BK Hacken and Lithuanian champions Zalgiris Vilnius. Both side are approaching the business end of their seasons but run the risk of losing their titles. 

BK Hacken will come into this with one foot in the next round after winning 3-1 away at Zalgiris Vilnius in the first leg. They have been excellent at home this season, winning 90% at the Bravida Arena and will look to continue this form when their Lithuanian counterparts visit, and we think they’ll do just that. BK Hacken to win at home.

19:00 Thursday

Bate Borisov vs FC Sheriff – FC Sheriff

The next game of Thursday’s treble sees FC Sheriff visit Bate Borisov with a commanding 5-1 lead. After a dominant display in the first leg and with progression almost certain, Sheriff are sure to rest several key players for this one.

The Moldovan Champions have got their league season off to a good start with two wins on the bounce without conceding and they will be looking forward to playing in Europe after being knocked out of Champions League qualifying by Maccabi Haifa in the second round.

They won 70% on the road last season so this will be no huge challenge for them. Their hosts, on the other hand, have struggled in the Bulgarian League this season and look to miss out on qualifying for Europe again. They have won only 29% at home this season, so we really can’t see them putting up to much of a fight vs a good Sheriff side. An away win here. 

19:00 Thursday

Dnipro-1 vs Slavia Prague – Slavia Prague 

The final game of our Thursday treble sees Czech side Slavia Prague take on Dnipro-1. The first leg of this tie ended in a 3-0 Slavia Prague victory, so the Czech side will come into this one with one foot in the next round.

Slavia Prague are in good form in the league, winning their opening four games, conceding only two, whilst have won one and drawn one in the Ukrainian Premier Liga. 

The Czech side have considerable quality compared to their Ukrainian counterparts, so it is no surprise that WhoScored have their chances of winning this one at 100%. So our pick here is Slavia Prague to win.