Copenhagen vs. Man City (Tuesday, 5.45pm)
Manchester City will travel to Copenhagen on Tuesday evening knowing that a victory would see them book their spot in the knockout round of the Champions League with two games to spare.
The Citizens are currently top of Group G, boasting nine points from their opening three games, while Copenhagen are bottom, collecting just a single point in the section thus far.
We say: Copenhagen 0-3 Manchester City
Man City are very difficult to back against at the moment due to their immense quality, and we can only see one result here. Copenhagen were well beaten in the reverse game in Manchester last week and will likely have to accept another defeat to the English champions on Tuesday evening.
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Maccabi Haifa vs. Juventus (Tuesday, 5.45pm)
Six days after they met in Turin, Group H rivals Maccabi Haifa and Juventus reconvene at Sammy Ofer Stadium on Tuesday, with both sides' Champions League fates at stake.
Though Juve have lost four of their last seven outings all told, they were 3-1 winners last week; lifting them three points clear of the Israeli champions in the table.
We say: Maccabi Haifa 2-2 Juventus
Juventus have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last five Champions League matches and allowed Haifa to have 20 shots at goal in Turin, so the home side should expect to score at least once in front of their own fans. The visitors are particularly vulnerable at the moment, and their woes could be set to worsen on Tuesday.
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Dinamo Zagreb vs. Salzburg (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
Red Bull Salzburg travel to Croatia to face Dinamo Zagreb on Tuesday evening looking to strengthen their position at the top of Group E.
However, while the Austrian outfit are currently on course to qualify for the Champions League knockout stages, bottom-placed Dinamo Zagreb can overtake them in the table with victory in front of their own supporters.
We say: Dinamo Zagreb 1-2 Red Bull Salzburg
Although Salzburg hold a three-match unbeaten record in this year's competition, they are likely to be tested by their hosts who perform much better on familiar territory. Nevertheless, we are backing the visitors to battle their way to another important result, potentially moving to the brink of qualification.
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AC Milan vs. Chelsea (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
Chelsea will be bidding to make it a quick fire double over AC Milan when they head to San Siro in the Champions League on Tuesday night.
The Blues recorded a 3-0 victory over the Serie A giants at Stamford Bridge last week, which moved them into second spot in Group E, level on points with third-placed Milan, while Red Bull Salzburg top the section.
We say: AC Milan 1-1 Chelsea
Milan will be out for revenge on Tuesday evening, and we are expecting a much-improved performance from the Italian champions in this match. Chelsea are showing positive signs under Potter, though, and we believe that the Blues have enough quality to secure a share of the spoils at San Siro.
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Shakhtar vs. Real Madrid (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
Real Madrid will enter Tuesday's Champions League clash against Shakhtar Donetsk knowing that a victory would see them qualify for the knockout round of the competition with two games to spare.
Los Blancos are top of Group F with nine points to show from their opening three matches, while Shakhtar are second in the section on four points, one point ahead of third-placed RB Leipzig.
We say: Shakhtar Donetsk 1-2 Real Madrid
Shakhtar were impressive in the clash at Bernabeu last week and will fancy their chances of causing problems on Tuesday night. Ancelotti is set to make some changes for this contest, but we are still expecting the European champions to be too strong for their opponents.
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Celtic vs. RB Leipzig (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
Less than a week after locking horns in Germany, Celtic and RB Leipzig reconvene on Tuesday evening, with both sides having some catching up to do in Champions League Group F.
The Hoops were beaten 3-1 at Red Bull Arena, and sit bottom of the table on just one point from three games, so victory is essential if they are to leapfrog Leipzig and contend for a place in the last 16.
We say: Celtic 1-2 RB Leipzig
Neither side have been able to string together a sustained sequence of results recently - and the stakes are particularly high - so it may be an open encounter between two teams gunning for the win.
Due to their extra individual quality in attack, the visitors could consign Celtic to another Champions League defeat, and essentially end the Hoops' dreams of the last 16.
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Dortmund vs. Sevilla (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
Borussia Dortmund welcome Sevilla to Signal Iduna Park on Tuesday evening in what looks to be a crucial game for both sides in Champions League Group G.
Dortmund can guarantee qualification to the knockout round with a win, and Sevilla know that anything but a win will all but end their hopes of finishing second.
We say: Borussia Dortmund 2-1 Sevilla
Despite the chance of a new manager bounce, Dortmund are a formidable force at home in Europe. The home side also know that victory will guarantee their qualification to the knockout stage and this should be enough motivation to see them over the line.
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PSG vs. Benfica (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
Paris Saint-Germain will be looking to firmly take charge of Group H when they continue their Champions League campaign at home to Benfica on Tuesday night.
The French giants are currently top of the section on seven points, level with second-placed Benfica, with the two teams playing out a 1-1 draw in the reverse game in Portugal last week.
We say: Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 Benfica
This has all of the makings of a very interesting match, and it would not be a surprise to see a talented Benfica side pick up a positive result on Tuesday night. PSG's home advantage could be key, though, and we are just backing the French champions to edge a tight game to move onto 10 points in the section.
