Both teams have proven that they could be capable of scoring and conceding in Europe already this season. Dortmund have conceded in all of their three group phase matches, having beaten Villarreal 3-2, lost to Bodo/Glimt by a single goal (1-0), and then beat Sabah 2-1. Betis have also had their share of goals. They beat Lille 3-2 as well as Porto 3-2 before defeating Feyenoord 1-0, which is why both teams were able to score in two of their three games.

At home, Dortmund should continue to create opportunities for themselves. So far, in three Champions League matches, Serhou Guirassy has scored four times; Kovac's team tied with Bayern 2-2 yesterday. However, it is worth noting that Dortmund are now without injured player Kaua Prates and many others are reportedly out due to injury.

While Betis is likely able to create scoring chances due to the talent of Isco, Antony and Abde Ezzalzouli in front of the ball; along with defensemen that include Marc Bartra who has already doubled his tally this season, Pellegrini doesn’t seem to be too short-handed at the moment.

Betis are currently sitting on nine points and since Dortmund will need a win to move up in the standings, it seems like there should be goals in both nets when these two teams meet.