Tottenham v Liverpool –

Spurs haven’t been at their best at Wembley this season, but they have scored in all but one of their games at their temporary home ground, including three against Dortmund in the Champions League.

Expect them to again find the net against a Liverpool side whose only clean sheet away from home was in midweek against Maribor.

The Reds notched seven in Slovenia and have now scored in six of their eight away games this season, and their excellent record against top six sides suggests they will break through Tottenham’s defence.

Torino v Roma –

Of Torino’s 46 league games over the past two seasons, 35 have seen goals at both ends – the most of any Serie A team.

They should add to that total on Sunday.

Torino have bagged 14 goals in four home games this term, scoring at least twice in each while keeping just one clean sheet.

It’s unlikely that they’ll keep out a Roma side that scored three at Stamford Bridge in midweek, taking their tally to 12 goals in five away games.

Atalanta v Bologna –

Atalanta have been prolific at home this season, netting 12 in five in all competitions, including two against Juventus at the start of the month.

Both teams have scored in each of La Dea’s last six games, and they’re yet to keep a clean sheet in Serie A.

Bologna have scored in all of their four away games and seven of eight overall, with a 3-0 defeat to Napoli the only time they failed to get on the scoresheet.

Having registered against both Fiorentina and Inter this season, they’re a safe bet to find the net.

Marseille v PSG –

Le Classique promises plenty of goals as Ligue 1’s first- and fourth-highest scorers meet.

PSG are averaging over three goals per game in the league, and have bagged 10 in four away from home.

Marseille have scored in every one of their seven home games in all competitions, and their last two Ligue 1 games have finished 4-2 and 3-3.

Heerenveen v Vitesse –

These are two of the most reliable BTTS teams in the Eredivisie, with goals at both ends in six of Heerenveen’s games this season and seven of Vitesse’s.

Heerenveen have registered in all but one of their matches, with Ajax the only team to keep them out, and they’ve also managed to keep just one clean sheet.

Vitesse have scored in every one of their games, with their only clean sheet coming away at Excelsior.

*Odds subject to change