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Thursday night sees the return of the Europa League, here we start with Crevena Zvezda, otherwise known as Red Star Belgrade, who face Serie A side AC Milan in the round of 32.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been in fantastic form for AC Milan this season. The 39-year-old has scored 14 goals in 12 Serie A appearances for the Rossoneri this season.

The Swedish striker is yet to make his mark in the actual competition itself, having not scored against the likes of Celtic, Sparta Prague and Lille and will be desperate to score his first goal in this season’s Europa League.

Ibrahimovic is priced at 11/4 to score first or last against Red Star.

Manchester United travel to Turin where they take on La Liga outfit Real Sociedad.

The Red Devil’s made a promising start to life in the Champions League at the start of the season having beaten PSG and RB Leipzig 2-1 and 5-0 in their first two games. But, the Old Trafford club lost three of their last four games in the group stages, which saw them knocked out and into the Europa League having finished third in their group.

Real Sociedad on the other hand qualified from a tricky group in the Europa League which consisted of the likes of Napoli and AZ Alkmaar.

The Spanish side come into this game in slightly better form than United, having won their last two matches in La Liga against Getafe and Cadiz, however, they have only won one other game since the start of the new year.

United come into this tie as favourites but will have to improve following their downturn in form since the turn of the year, as following their 1-0 away win at Turf Moor on 12th January, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side have won three times in their last eight matches, including their 9-0 win against Southampton at the start of February.

The Old Trafford club are the top scorers in the Premier League with 50 goals, but they also have the 12th best defensive record in the division, hence for the tip of United to win and both teams to score which is priced at 3/1.

Tottenham take on Austrian Bundesliga side RZ Pellets WAC who are more commonly known as Wolfsberger.

Jose Mourinho’s side will be looking to bounce back from their disappointing 3-0 loss on the weekend against Manchester City at the Etihad, with a win in the Europa League.

Spurs have seen their league form deteriorate since the Christmas period, as they have won just three times since they beat Arsenal in the North London derby on 6th December.

Mourinho will know that the Europa League could offer his side a different route to Champions League football next season and will be desperate to go all the way in this competition as he did with Manchester United in the 2016/17 season.

Tottenham have won via the score range of 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 on nine different occasions this season across all competitions and are priced at 7/4 to do it again.

Alike Tottenham, the best route for Arsenal to qualify for Champions League football next season will most likely be via the Europa League as it stands, as the Gunners currently sit in tenth place in the Premier League, having struggled for consistency throughout this campaign.

Arteta will be looking to see his side advance into the round of 16 past a Benfica side that are fourth in Liga NOS, ten points behind Sporting Lisbon who have played a game less than their city rivals.

The Gunners will come into this match with the Portuguese side full of confidence after their 4-2 demolition of Leeds United on Sunday, as will striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang who bagged himself a hattrick.

Gabonese striker Aubameyang has struggled for form this season, however, he could be back to his best following the weekend, and is priced at 23/10 to score in an Arsenal win against Benfica at Stadio Georgios Karaiskakis on Thursday, the home of Olympiakos.

Thursday also sees Sporting Braga take on AS Roma at Venue Estádio Municipal de Braga.

Braga qualified from a group containing the likes of Leicester City, Zorya Luhansk and AEK Athens, whilst Roma eased to top of Group A ahead of Young Boys, Cluj and CSKA Sofia.

The Italian side are having another progressive season, as they currently sit third place in the Serie A, and former United and Arsenal winger Henrikh Mkhitaryan has inspired them to this, as he has 18 goal contributions in 21 matches in the league this season.

The Armenian scored six goals in the Europa League for United when they went on to win the tournament in the 2016/17 season against Ajax in the final at Stockholm and is priced at 21/10 to add on the three-goal contributions he has made so far in this season’s competition.