ANALYSIS: Benfica scored 2.82 goals per game at home last season, which helped them win the Portuguese league title. They sold star striker Gonçalo Ramos to PSG over the summer but still look very dangerous on attack. Benfica have scored 13 goals in five league matches already this season. Angel Di Maria is a superb signing who brings a great deal of creativity to the table. Salzburg also are a very strong attacking team that has scored 18 goals in seven Austrian Bundesliga matches.

ANALYSIS: Serie A champion Napoli have had an underwhelming start to the new season, winning just two of their four games. Key defender Kim Min-jae's presence has been missed since he moved to Bayern Munich over the summer. However, Napoli was terrific in the Champions League group stage last season and still should have enough firepower to beat Braga, who lost 3-1 to an unheralded Farense team in Portugal over the weekend.

ANALYSIS: Feyenoord should have far too much quality for Celtic to handle. The Dutch champions are unbeaten so far in the Eredivisie this season, and the players will be full of confidence after rolling past Almere, Utrecht and Heerenveen in their last three matches. Aside from midfielder Orkun Köckü, they did not lose any key players over the summer, so they could be dark horses in this competition. Celtic did not win a single Champions League group-stage game last season.

ANALYSIS: Kylian Mbappé has scored six goals in three games for PSG following a contract standoff. He has the pace, dynamism and finishing ability to run riot against Dortmund, who have conceded five goals in four Bundesliga games so far this season. Der BVB are great on attack, led by Donyell Malen and Karim Adeyemi, but they concede far too many goals. PSG have had a sluggish start to the season after bidding farewell to Lionel Messi and Neymar over the summer. However, they still have plenty of quality and it look well-priced to secure a home win.

ANALYSIS: RB Leipzig should have enough quality to beat Swiss champion Young Boys. They began the season by thrashing Bayern Munich in the German Super Cup and have since fired in 13 goals in four Bundesliga games. Xavi Simons and Loïs Openda have slotted nicely into the attack alongside Emil Forsberg and Yussuf Poulsen, and Leizpig should cause lots of problems for the opposing defense. Young Boys are unbeaten so far this season, but they have yet to face a team of Leipzig’s quality.