Lazio vs. Celtic (Tuesday, 5.45pm)
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Lazio could potentially seal their place in the Champions League knockout rounds with a win in Tuesday's home fixture against Celtic.
Meanwhile, the Scottish champions are on the verge of an early exit after mustering just one point from their four group matches.
We say: Lazio 2-1 Celtic
While Lazio are struggling to produce consistent performances in Serie A, they have fared reasonably well in the Champions League group stage, having lost just one of their four matches, and we think they will claim a narrow victory on Tuesday to prolong Celtic's poor run of form in European football.
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Shakhtar vs. Antwerp (Tuesday, 5.45pm)
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Shakhtar Donetsk are still in with a shout of making the last-16 stage of the Champions League, as they prepare to take on Royal Antwerp in their penultimate game in Group H on Tuesday night.
The Ukrainian side are currently third in Group H on six points, three points behind the top two Barcelona and Porto, who will also lock horns on matchday five of what is a fascinating section.
We say: Shakhtar Donetsk 2-0 Royal Antwerp
Shakhtar were impressive against Barcelona last time out in the competition, and we are expecting them to have too much for Antwerp in this match. The visitors certainly have enough quality to cause problems on Tuesday, but Shakhtar should be able to navigate their way to all three points.
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Feyenoord vs. Atletico (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
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Atletico Madrid will attempt to maintain their unbeaten record in the 2023-24 Champions League when they travel to the Netherlands for a tricky meeting with Dutch champions Feyenoord.
While the Spanish side are currently sitting top of Group E, the hosts will go into matchday five in third position after picking up six points from their four matches.
We say: Feyenoord 2-2 Atletico Madrid
Having won their last seven home matches, Feyenoord may fancy their chances of beating their Spanish opponents in Tuesday's Champions League clash.
However, Atleti have only lost two of their 22 competitive games this season and after drawing their previous two away group fixtures, we think they will take another point from their midweek trip to the Netherlands.
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PSG vs. Newcastle (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
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Both embroiled in a fierce battle to reach the Champions League's knockout stages, Paris Saint-Germain and Newcastle United reconvene at Parc des Princes on Tuesday evening, when neither can afford another defeat.
The pair suffered losses last time out in Group F, so PSG sit second on six points and Newcastle lie just two behind. A repeat of October's 4-1 win on Tyneside would therefore take the Magpies above their illustrious hosts in the table.
We say: Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 Newcastle United
Neither side is at full strength due to the injury epidemic that seems to be sweeping elite-level football, but an entertaining contest is still very much on the cards in Paris.
Gaining a measure of revenge for their loss in England, PSG should put Newcastle to the sword on home soil, as the Magpies do not tend to travel all that well and their hosts are approaching peak form.
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AC Milan vs. Dortmund (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
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Locked in a tussle to progress from the Champions League's 'Group of Death', AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund meet at San Siro on Tuesday, when both sides will aim to build on wins last time out in Europe.
Dortmund top Group F on seven points following back-to-back victories over Newcastle United, while third-placed Milan sit just two points behind after toppling Paris Saint-Germain earlier this month.
We say: AC Milan 1-1 Borussia Dortmund
Another close-fought contest is set to unfold between two well-matched sides, following their tense goalless stalemate in October. Both clubs' Group F fate may be decided on the final matchday following a low-scoring draw at San Siro.
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Man City vs. RB Leipzig (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
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The two teams at the top of Group G will lock horns in the Champions League on Tuesday evening, with Manchester City welcoming RB Leipzig to the Etihad Stadium.
Both sides have already booked their spot in the knockout round of the competition, but first spot in the section is yet to be decided, with Man City currently top, three points clear of second-placed Leipzig.
We say: Manchester City 3-1 RB Leipzig
Leipzig are a talented outfit and more than deserve their spot in the knockout round of the competition, but we are finding it very difficult to back them to pick up a positive result in this match. Man City will be looking to secure first spot in the group and should again have too much quality for the Bundesliga side here.
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Young Boys vs. Red Star (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
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Young Boys and Red Star Belgrade will lock horns in the Champions League on Tuesday evening, with third position in Group G on offer for the two sides.
Both teams have collected just one point from their four matches in the group stage, but if there is a winner on Tuesday, that side will secure third spot in the group and a position in the Europa League.
We say: Young Boys 1-1 Red Star Belgrade
There is not a huge difference when it comes to the quality of these two teams, and we are expecting Tuesday's clash to be a tight affair. A draw would take third position in the section to the final matchday, and both teams might be forced to settle for a share of the spoils in this contest.
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Barcelona vs. Porto (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
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The top two in Group H will meet for a mouthwatering Champions League fixture on Tuesday evening, with Barcelona welcoming Porto to Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys.
Barcelona are currently at the top of the section, level on nine points with second-placed Porto, while third-placed Shakhtar Donetsk are just three points behind in what is a fascinating group.
We say: Barcelona 1-1 Porto
Barcelona's performances in recent weeks have been disappointing, and we are struggling to back them to beat a talented Porto outfit on Tuesday night. A point would not be enough to guarantee their spot in the next stage, but Porto have enough quality to secure a share of the spoils in this match.
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