Our football tips for Tuesday come from the Europa League.

Espanyol draw no bet v Wolves (17:55)

Espanyol are currently on a four-match unbeaten run at home that includes draws against Athletic Bilbao and Barcelona.

Aberlardo Fernandez’s side lost only one game in the group stage against CSKA Moscow, when they had already qualified in first place.

Wolves have won three away games in their last 12 matches in all competitions, failing to score in three of their last five, and are under no pressure to win the game at 4-0 up.

BTTS in Arsenal v Olympiakos (20:00)

Arsenal’s 1-0 victory in the first leg of this tie was their first Europa League game in five that BTTS has not landed.

Mikel Arteta’s side come into this on the back of a 3-2 victory over Everton on Sunday, which was their fifth game in eight that both teams have scored.

Olympiakos only failed to score once in a Champions League group containing Bayern Munich, Tottenham and Red Star this season, so are capable of doing their bit.

Celtic to beat Copenhagen & BTTS (20:00)

Celtic have won 17 of their last 18 matches in all competitions at Parkhead, including three victories out of three in the Europa League group stage.

Both teams have scored in four of Celtic’s last five games in Europe, including matches at home to Rennes and Lazio.

Copenhagen haven’t failed to score away from home in the Europa League this season.

BTTS & over 2.5 goals in RB Salzburg v Frankfurt (20:00)                     

Frankfurt won the reverse fixture 4-1 at home last Thursday and the return should be another entertaining match.

BTTS has landed in seven of Frankfurt’s last 10 matches in all competitions, while there have been over 2.5 goals in all but one of those.

Salzburg will need to come out and attack and, given that they have scored two or more in 12 of their 13 matches at Red Bull Arena, this looks a good bet.

Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) to score v Club Brugge (20:00)

No player has a higher shots-per-game ratio than Fernandes (4.6) in the Europa League.

The Portuguese has netted five goals in the tournament – one behind the top scorer – and comes into this on the back of his first Manchester United goal against Watford on Sunday.

Club Brugge haven’t kept a clean sheet in any of their last six matches in Europe.

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