Eintracht Frankfurt may have lost their entire strikeforce from last year (Luka Jovic, Sebastien Haller and Ante Rebic), but they’re still an superb side below the stewardship of Adi Hutter — and they will lead to Arsenal problems. They’ve already won their first two Bundesliga dwelling games, and yet another deep run in the contest isn’t from the query.
The Gunners have experienced problems on the road in Europe–for quite a while now. Last year , they lost to BATE Borisov and Rennes away from home, along with many deep-lying problems were found by their shambolic screen at Watford . It is difficult to find them maintaining clean sheets this year.
It’s going to be a match, and not much divides both in all honesty; in 7/2, a score draw seems a decent prospect.
I have Rennes beating Celtic at home.
2nd at Ligue 1 currently sits behind PSG, and that I anticipate their excellent start domestically to carry into Europe.
In Scotland, Celtic have predictably begun nicely Obviously, but two victories in their last 17 Europa League matches doesn’t read well.
Like it was during their victory against Arsenal last year it’ll be a excellent setting at Roazhon Park, and the hosts should be somewhat confident of success.
Astana is welcomed by manchester United and I’m backing them to win .
Both of United’s victories at Old Trafford (against Chelsea and Leicester) were accompanied with a clean sheet, even while Astana lost their final European off game –a qualifier against BATE Borisov back in August–2-0.
There’s always a chance but in Old Trafford they should be keeping their Kazakhstani competitions.
I am not going to back an effect for Rangers v Feyenoord, but I will indicate BTTS.
Despite Rangers maintaining three clean sheets in their four Europa League home games this season (though the amount of resistance has been abysmal), they have surrendered in all 3 home games in the Premier League, and generally more difficult to deceive at the back.
Steven Gerrard has normally done well in Europe with Rangers, however Feyenoord — who are unbeaten at the Eredivisie this year — are a stronger ensemble and should have some pleasure on Thursday.
I’m going to add a little more value to this within this preview: a house win and both groups to score, although I have Wolves beating Braga Like I said in my Europa League acca.
Nuno’s men beat a good Torino side twice in qualifying (every period with both teams scoring), and even though their league type is a little ropey, I have them repeating the tip from their Portuguese adversaries. That is going to be Wolves’ focus.
Both groups have scored in four Wolves’ five league games up to now, although Braga have failed to score once this season — from Benfica.
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