Plenty of chances for two goals here. Leverkusen have scored two or more in each of their last six at home across all competitions, plus they have won five of the last six at home at the BayArena. They are unbeaten in their three Europa League games in Europe (8 scored, 0 conceded) with Patrik Schick notching up 11 goals in 13 games this season, plus he has support in Ibrahim Maza and Afonso Moreira.

A big list of injury issues for Leverkusen with Eliesse Ben Seghir, Martin Terrier, Christian Kofane, Moussa Diaby, Nathan Tella and Guela Doue out, yet Lucas Vazquez, Maza and Moreira should be enough to create chances against a very shaky Marseille back line. Their last 5-2 cup win and 4-2 defeat away at Stuttgart were very open games.

Marseille have lost all three Europa League games (6 conceded, one scored). They have lost four of their last six away games. They miss Derek Cornelius. They will still be able to hurt a team that plays forward, meaning Leverkusen won't completely shut Marseille out. Amine Gouiri and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg are dangerous.

Lots of goals on the cards here. The BayArena is going to see at least two goals.