Bayern v Club Brugge

Tip 1: Michael Olise Over 3.5 Shots @ 2.62 (10Bet), 2.23 (Virgin Bet / BetMGM), 2.05 (Sporting Index / Spreadex) (1.5u)

Olise has been a constant shooting for Bayern, averaging an impressive 4.51 shots per 90 minutes this season, the highest figure in the entire squad. He’s not just taking speculative efforts either; he’s managed 2+ shots on target in eight of his last ten appearances and over 3.5 shots in 7 of 11, showing real consistency in getting efforts away.

Confidence will be sky high after his match winning strike against Dortmund in the derby, and he now faces a much easier matchup against a Brugge side that often leaves space between the lines, particularly on their travels.

With Bayern priced as short as 1.18 to win, sustained attacking pressure is all but guaranteed, and Olise looks well placed to be at the heart of it once again.

Bet365 and paddy power have the over 1.5 shots on target priced at 1.83-2.10 if you want a bet on one of the bigger firms.

Tip 2: Jonathan Tah To Be Carded @ 10.0 (SkyBet) 9.5 (Paddy Power) 0.5u

Tah has been no stranger to physical play this season, committing at least one foul in 10 of his 11 appearances and averaging 1.8 fouls per 90 minutes.

He’ll likely find himself matched up against Tresoldi, who’s drawn a foul in each of his last nine starts and averages 1.79 fouls drawn per game, exactly the type of forward who can lure defenders into awkward challenges.

Tah’s been booked in 3 of his 12 games, and with most other firms pricing him closer to 6.0 for a card, SkyBet’s 10.0 stands out as real value in a game where he’ll have a tricky player to contend with.

Frankfurt v Liverpool

Tip 3: Hugo Ekitike To Score / First Goalscorer @ 5.5 (Bet365 and others) (0.5u)

Ekitike comes into this one facing his old club, which always adds that extra edge. He’s had a mixed start to life at Liverpool, explosive early on with goals in the Community Shield and both of his first two league games, but quieter since. Even so the underlying numbers and positions he’s getting into still suggest a player who’s one chance away from catching fire again.

With Alexander Isak off the boil, there’s a decent chance Ekitike gets the nod to lead the line here. His confidence in front of goal hasn’t vanished, he’s still getting on the end of things regularly and against a defence that tends to leave gaps he’s the sort who can take advantage fast.

Given his minutes could be managed, the First Goalscorer market at 5.5 stands out over the anytime option in terms of a value play.