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Bruno Fernandes remains Manchester United's main man with 16 goals from 29 games ahead of the club's second group game. The Portuguese did net three goals from five outings for United in the Europa League last season, whilst his penalty against Paris Saint-Germain opened up his account in the Champions League.
The midfielder will continue on penalty duty and given United's fortune in this regard, betting on the 26-year-old to score is always justified. To score and win, Fernandes is priced at 13/5, although, given the club's torrid form at Old Trafford, Leipzig could prove to be another dagger a United side just trying to find some form in a topsy-turvy start to 2020/21.
At the same time, Fernandes is priced at 13/8 to score anytime and continue his hot streak of scoring and add what would be his 17th goal in just 30 appearances for the Red Devils.
Erling Haaland's demolition of Europe has only continued this season with the five goals from five games in the Bundesliga, whilst he also netted in the loss against Lazio on the opening week of the Champions League.
Now, against Zenit St Petersburg, Haaland will be looking to challenge for the top scorer spot in the Champions League once more, after finishing second in the list only to Robert Lewandoswki last campaign.
The Norwegian is priced at 13/5 to score 2+ goals for Dortmund against Zenit, and with 10 goals coming in six games last European season, it wouldn't be a surprise if Haaland even bags a hat-trick (priced at 10/1)
Barcelona could arguably be playing against Juventus at the worst possible time as they lost to Real Madrid 3-1 at Nou Camp just four days prior to this meeting in Turin. Now, with former El Clasico foe, Cristiano Ronaldo, potentially set to return, Lionel Messi and co. have to be back to more of their former self.
The Blaugrana are not quite in the dire straits they were upon the 8-2 drubbing of Bayern Munich, but with no notable signings and an over-reliance on Messi and a 17-year-old Ansu Fati, Barcelona are still far from competing with fellow European heavyweights.
However, with this said, Ronaldo's potential absence cuts down Juventus' attacking options significantly, just as the club drew their third Serie A game last weekend from the last four, registering a lacklustre 1-1 against Hellos Verona.
Fati and Messi could be too much for the elder defence of the Old Lady, as Giorgio Chiellini and Leonardo Bonnuci continue at the back, and Messi to score and win is priced at 13/5, whilst Fati to score and Barcelona to take three points is 7/2.
Chelsea start to the season has not been the most surprising; impressive attack, weak defence. The Blues, like most top outfits in the Premier League, have struggled for consistency by scoring the fourth highest in the league with 13 goals but conceding nine of their own along the way.
Frank Lampard's men did, however, look like they turned a corner with a solid defensive performance against Manchester United, keeping the likes of Edinson Cavani and Marcus Rashford quiet for much of the game.
With this improvement in mind, as well as Krasnodar's torrid start to the Russian Premier League, where they sit eighth with 18 points from 12 games, Timo Werner and co. should do some damage to the home side.
We're tipping the German duo to have a field day with at least one goal each, and Werner and Kai Havertz to score is priced at 13/2.
In the other Wednesday night Champions League fixture will see Club Brugge host Lazio, who have struggled on the domestic front this season, despite an impressive win over Borussia Dortmund.
The Eagles' 3-1 win over the German giants was much like the form shown last year, where Lazio finished fourth and competed for the Serie A title up until the final few weeks, where Simeone Inzaghi's men hit a spree of poor form.
Much of the reason Lazio are back in the Champions League came from the exceptional goalscoring ability of Ciro Immobile, who equalled the record for most goals in a Serie season with 36. The Italian striker also netted in the win over Dortmund, whilst Immobile is already on two goals from four appearances in Serie A.
Now, against a Brugge side who haven't won in the league since October 4th, Lazio's main man should be on target once more. To score anytime, Immobile is priced at 6/5, whilst to have him score and win has odds of 21/10.
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