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Bayern are another visiting side in Group A heavy odds-on for victory, but this contest should be very entertaining with two strong attacking teams coming up against each other and goals fancied. Over 4.5 in the contest is just 6/4.
Salzburg have scored four and conceded five in their first two games while Bayern have found the net six times. The trends of last season have carried over into the new campaign with the current champions leading the way when it comes to the shots per game average (17.5).
The Austrian side have been phenomenal entertainment when playing at home this season. All five games have seen over 3.5 goals while there have been five or more in three of those contests. Bayern have seen over 2.5 goals in their six away games; these trends should continue here.
With goals such a short price, it's worth delving into the goalscorer markets and the one price that stood out massively was the 66/1 available on Lucas Hernandez being the first goalscorer; the each-way value takes it down to 22/1. Given what we have seen from him in the left-back position so far, that is far too generous.
Even with current absentees and David Alaba's contract situation, it's likely that Hernandez will remain at left-back on Tuesday night. Even if he does end up in a central role, Salzburg conceding the most goals from set-pieces in the Champions League this season still gives the bet hope.
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Liverpool are showing they can cope without Virgil van Dijk but the lack of options in defence could prove costly as they travel to an Atlanta side that have a track record of scoring goals. They lead Serie A with 17 from their opening six games and the Champions League has already brought six.
The Reds have kept a clean sheet in both their group games so far but that should come to an end in Italy. Atalanta have scored in all eight competitive games so far, seven of which have seen two or more going in their favour.
Duvan Zapata has started the season in fine form with five goals across those eight appearances. It's hardly a surprise to see that he is a best price of 7/5 for a goal anytime, although some firms are going into odds-on. That is expected given Liverpool's likely centre-back pairing of Joe Gomez and Rhys Williams.
Nat Phillips was the preferred choice in the Premier League but he doesn't feature in Liverpool's European squad so Klopp will have to look to Williams. While his performance against Ajax was decent enough, Atalanta will enjoy the prospect of coming up against this Liverpool backline.
With those low odds on a goal in mind, it's instead worth looking at the assists market and targeting Zapata and fellow forward Alejandro (Papu) Gomez to record at least one at some point in the night. Betfair provide the best prices here, with Gomez at 10/3 and Zapata a huge 9/1.
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Manchester City have experienced an odd start to the campaign but they are enjoying a seven-game unbeaten run since the shock 5-2 defeat to Leicester. It's almost been a reversal of Pep Guardiola's time at the club; they look beatable in the league but strong in Europe.
They should make it three wins from three as they welcome an Olympiacos side who sit second in the Greek Super League with 13 points from a possible 15. They have only conceded one goal in their five domestic games and a tight game can be expected here, even if the odds suggest otherwise.
Olympiacos' only defeat this season came against Porto last week. It was a 2-0 scoreline to the Portuguese side and that was a bit of a rarity for the visitors. You have to go back to the Tottenham game in the group stage last season, November 2019, for the last time they lost by a margin greater than one goal.
Since then, it's been wins but they are generally beaten when the come up against stronger sides. PAOK were the only team to beat them in the league last season, that was one game, but the Champions League was much different.
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Odds correct at 1500 GMT (02/11/20)
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