Arsenal v Rapid Vienna

• 20:00 GMT on BT Sport 2
• Match odds:

Like Leicester, we've found ourselves looking negatively at Arsenal's recent results. They did beat Molde 3-0, an expected result, but Wolves won 2-1 at the Emirates and Leeds should have comfortably beaten them in their contest at Elland Road; the Gunners somehow got a point in a 0-0 draw.

This should be a game that ends in victory for Arsenal, the look of this group means that anything less than 18 points could be viewed as a tad disappointing, even if that does sound harsh, but it may not be as easy as they will hope for.

Rapid Vienna bring goals, it's a regular feature in their games across all competitions. Nine of their last ten outings have seen both teams scoring and we can expect the same to happen here; the 8/15 price is worth inclusion in any Thursday BTTS accumulators.

A bet that was included in the last preview but didn't win, although it should have given a glaring miss from Molde in the first-half, was Arsenal to win from behind. Given this week's opponent, and the price available, it's one that I am confident enough to stick with.

Sky Bet provide the best price of 15/2 for that to happen. Rapid have scored the first goal in their last three games in all competitions while Arsenal conceded first against Wolves and Aston Villa, while they should have gone behind against Leeds. If it wasn't for that incredible miss, they would have been behind at Molde.

LASK v Tottenham

• 17:55 GMT on BT Sport 2
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You did well to avoid falling asleep during Tottenham's 0-0 draw at Chelsea on Sunday but it was a typical Jose Mourinho plan executed as he would have wanted. Spurs travelled to Stamford Bridge with the aim of restricting Chelsea's chances and they left with a crucial point.

The attention now turns back to the Europa League as they look to top the group. Victory over LASK will take it to a winner-takes-all contest against Antwerp on matchday six, which you'd fancy Tottenham to win. They are odds-on for victory here and it's difficult to argue against what we have seen from them so far.

Mourinho has demonstrated a preference for this competition in his team selection. A number of first team players have been involved throughout and he isn't afraid to use his star players when he needs to. However, there should be one or two changes and one player who can expect to play some part is Carlos Vinicius.

Premier League minutes have been limited, which is perhaps expected as he came in to play backup to Harry Kane, but the Europa League has allowed him time on the pitch and he has made an impact. He scored a brace against Ludogorets and it would be harsh to completely exclude him after that performance.

Those showings demonstrate that he has an understanding of the way that Tottenham play, and while he has two goals on his Spurs record, the fact that Vinicius also has three assists is the best example that he can come in and try to play a similar role to Kane.