Slavia PragueBodø/Glimt

Slavia Praha started the season in excellent form: undefeated in eight league matches (6-2-0) and with a home record of 3-1-0, achieving an 11-4 goal difference. At the Fortuna Arena, they consistently score goals (an average of 2.75 home goals per game), though they do concede occasionally - they have been breached four times in four matches.

Bodø/Glimt is also performing excellently in the Norwegian top league (58 goals scored in 21 matches, with 7 wins out of 10 away games), but the visiting team's attack is plagued by serious injuries: alongside the 26-goal Høgh, Moe, Bjørkan, Blomberg, and Maatta are also absent, and Saltnes' participation is uncertain. The Norwegians are still dangerous, but they are likely to choose a more cautious tactic for their first Champions League group stage match.

• Slavia scores an average of 2.75 goals at home, Bodø scores 2.4 away, so exceeding the 1.5 goal line is realistic.
• The injuries reduce the visitors' scoring strength, which strengthens the home side: the chance of a Slavia defeat is moderate.
• The Draw No Bet option provides good protection in case the Scandinavians manage to eke out a draw.