Feyenoord v Napoli –

Napoli have only failed to score twice in 22 games this season and hit three past Feyenoord in September.

The Dutch side netted a consolation in that match, while Manchester City are the only side to shut them out in their last 10.

Feyenoord have also kept just three clean sheets in that run, making this is a tempting first pick.

Liverpool v Spartak Moscow –

Liverpool have found the net in all but two of their 23 matches this season, only drawing blanks against both Manchester clubs.

They have also scored in each of their seven European games so far this season, bagging 10 in their two games against Maribor, and have kept just two clean sheets.

Spartak are similarly prolific, having only been held scoreless once in their last 18.

Real Madrid v Dortmund –

Even though Real Madrid are going through a sticky patch, this fixture is still a BTTS banker.

Los Blancos have scored in all five group games, but have failed to keep a clean sheet against either Tottenham or Dortmund.

The German side have registered in 17 consecutive matches and seen both teams score in 13 of their last 14.

Shakhtar v Manchester City –

Manchester City have already bagged 13 goals in their five group games, and have only been kept out once in 22 matches this season.

Despite that prolific run, Pep Guardiola’s side have conceded in six of their last eight in all competitions.

Goals at both ends should be expected in Ukraine, given that Shakhtar have netted 12 in three games.