Napoli have been without defeat for three matches, and at home look to be in decent form to face an inconsistent Frankfurt side. Both teams have shown they know how to find the back of the net, but defending is more questionable. Frankfurt are 6th in the Bundesliga and there’s nothing impressive to say about their play this campaign. Napoli will miss Kevin De Bruyne with a long term injury, Scott McTominay and Rasmus Hojlund are back however. Hojlund’s brother plays for Frankfurt but isn’t currently fit. In other names from the past, Mario Gotze should start for Frankfurt. Napoli under Antonio Conte play quality football and should be able to win at home. Prediction: Napoli 2 Frankfurt 1

PSV at Olympiacos

A winless Olympiacos desperately needs this home win, PSV has won their last five games across competitions. Mehdi Taremi is coming into a bit of form when Olympiacos needs him most, PSV only misses the services of Ruben van Bommel. PSV are likely to concede a goal, but the veteran presence of players like Ivan Perisic steadies this squad, PSV can very much end this match with three points despite the hostile atmosphere. Prediction: PSV 3 Olympiacos 2

AS Monaco at Bodo/Glimt

Monaco grinded out a boring draw with Tottenham in their last outing, Bodo/Glimt looks to use their home fortress to secure a first match win in the Champions League. Monaco suffered defeat at the weekend to Paris FC, Bodo/Glimt suffered the same disappointing fate. Without Eric Dier, Paul Pogba, and other first choice players, this Monaco lineup is weaker than it otherwise would be. Flo Balogun the US MNT’s player is a key striker. AS Monaco has enough to get on the board, but Bodo/Glimt should be able to match them. Prediction: 2-2 Draw

Arsenal at Slavia Prague

Arsenal leads the Premier League and have enjoyed a perfect start to the Champions League. A visit to Prague appears unlikely to trip them up, but nothing can be taken for granted on a European night. The focus on set pieces and the new attack for Arsenal is humming as Arsenal have nine wins a row. Praha are a disciplined side, they don’t concede easily, but the talent gap is noticeable here as even Arsenal’s bench would be more financially valuable than Slavia’s best XI. The Dane Christian Norgaard may get the start for Arsenal, while Victor Gyokeres and Gabriel Martinelli are in doubt.

Slavia Prague has a long injury list, including captain Jan Boril, ultimately, Arsenal looks poised to end this match early, they just need one break through. Prediction: Arsenal 4 Slavia Prague 0