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Wednesday night sees 1997 UEFA Champions League winners Borussia Dortmund host Lazio at the Signal Iduna Park, where a win would see the hosts confirmed as winners of Group F.Dortmund suffered a 2-1 defeat against FC Koln on the weekend where they dominated the game but were made to pay for several missed opportunities. BVB currently sit four points behind Bayern Munich following the weekend’s results. Dortmund are the second top goalscorers in the Bundesliga with 21 goals in nine matches, predictably only Bayern have scored more.

Meanwhile, Lazio come into matchday five currently sitting ninth in Serie A, having been beaten 3-1 at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday by Udinese, with the away side starting the weekend just above the relegation zone. Lazio have a poor defensive record in the league so far this season, having already conceded 16 goals in just nine games.

A man who will be looking to make amends and capitalise on any defensive errors by the away side is Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, who is one of the top goalscorers in all of Europe, having scored a remarkable tally of 16 goals in 12 games, averaging a goal every 62 minutes doing so with just 42 shots. As it stands, Haaland is on course to potentially win the Champions League Golden Boot, as he leads the goalscoring charts with six goals in four games.

Jadon Sancho will also be looking to add to his good start in the Champions League, as the English winger has set the competition alight this season with two goals and one assist in three games. Haaland and Sancho to both score against the Italian outfit is priced at 4/1 - click the link to claim this bet in your bet slip!

The Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium sees another top of the group clash, as Sevilla and Chelsea will be battling it out to win Group E, with both sides comfortably sat nine points clear of both FK Krasnodar and Rennes going into this game.

Last time these sides met it finished in a stalemate at Stamford Bridge, which remarkably sparked the start of a good run of form for Frank Lampard’s side, as this was the first of their current nine-match unbeaten run, which has seen them face the likes of Manchester United and Tottenham, as well as winning six matches, scoring an impressive 18 goals.

Hakim Ziyech is in good form for the Blues in the Premier League following his move from Ajax in the summer. The Moroccan has scored one goal and made three assists in the league this season, but is yet to get off the mark for them goal contributions wise in Europe, where he shined so brightly for Ajax, especially in the Dutch sides run to the semi-finals in 2019 where he scored an incredible goal against last weekend's opponents Tottenham at the Johan Cruijff Arena. Ziyech had 13 goals contributions in 18 games for Ajax in the competition, if you believe he will get off the mark for Chelsea in Europe and score against Sevilla, he is priced at 17/2 to be first or last goalscorer in the game. Click the link to claim this bet in your bet slip!

Juventus take on Ukrainian outfit Dynamo Kyiv on matchday five, where they will realistically need a win at the Juventus Stadium if they are to stand a chance of topping the group ahead of FC Barcelona.

The Old Lady as they are known, beat Dynamo 2-0 in Ukraine, following a brace from Spanish striker Alvaro Morata. This was a good win for the Italian side as they were without Cristiano Ronaldo due to illness, but will have the Portuguese striker back for Wednesday night’s clash where Juve will be looking to bounce back from their disappointing 1-1 draw against Benevento at the weekend. Portuguese striker Ronaldo has scored 29 goals out of the 60 league goals that Juventus have scored in 2020, equating to 48% of their goals and will be looking to add to his Champions League tally, having scored against Ferencvárosi TC last time out.

Dynamo Kyiv have already conceded ten goals in four Champions League Group Stage matches this season, scoring three goals, but face a Juventus defence missing a lot of key defenders with Leonardo Bonnuci and Giorgio Chiellini ruled out, whilst Turkish centre back Merih Demiral is also doubtful. Juve have kept just four clean sheets in all competitions this season, hence why they are priced at 3/1 to win 3-0, 3-1 or 3-2 against Dynamo Kyiv. <br/>

Manchester United go into their clash against last season’s finalists PSG, knowing that just one point will see them qualify for the knockout stages of this season's Champions League campaign. A win for United would all but confirm them as group winners, barring a minimum 6-0 defeat against RB Leipzig in their final group game.

Apart from a shock defeat against Istanbul Basaksehir on matchday three, United have been immaculate in the competition this season, as they have won their three other matches, scoring 11 goals. United kicked off their campaign with a deserved 2-1 win against the Parisians at the Parc des Princes, followed by the 5-0 hammering of RB Leipzig at Old Trafford.

PSG have looked unconvincing in this season’s competition and can count themselves fortunate to still be in contention to qualify for the knockout stages. The French side scraped a 1-0 win against Leipzig due to a controversial penalty decision, as well as losing to the German side in the return fixture which saw them have both Idrissa Gueye and Presnel Kimpembe sent off.

The Red Devils can come into this fixture with a lot of confidence, especially after their incredible 3-2 comeback win against Southampton last weekend, with former PSG striker Edinson Cavani scoring a stoppage-time winner. United are priced at 10/3 to beat PSG 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 at Old Trafford on Wednesday.

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So far this season Turkish champions Istanbul Basaksehir have been awkward opponents to face in their debut UEFA Champions League campaign, with German side RB Leipzig travelling to Istanbul knowing that anything less than a win will make progression through to the knockout stages difficult.

Basaksehir pulled off a shock 2-1 win against group leaders Manchester United at the Başakşehir Fatih Terim Stadium with goals from veteran striker Demba Ba and Bosnian winger Edin Visca. The Turkish outfit can count themselves unlucky to have not scored more against United last time out at Old Trafford, as Visca himself hit the bar with a scorching long-range strike, as well as Ba and several others being wasteful in front of goal. The Istanbul based side also gave PSG a good run for their money, with the Parisians needing two late goals from Everton loanee Moise Kean to see off Okan Buruk’s side.

RB Leipzig however, did win the return fixture in Germany 2-0 with an Angelino brace, but again this was a close game for the Bundesliga side who sit second in their league just two points behind Bayern.

Bosnian winger Visca is central to the Turkish side’s game plan, with Visca scoring four goals, as well as assisting five in 14 games this season. Visca to score anytime is priced at good odds, with the 30-year-old being 16/5 to score anytime against RB Leipzig.