The lucrative European Champions League will enter day four on Tuesday with some interesting games on the card.
Going by their previous outings, some prospective teams for the next round of the highly competitive completion will emerge this week.
Win for the likes of FC Barcelona, Real Madrid and Manchester United will confirm their passage to the next stage, with anything short of an outright win for the likes of Manchester City and Chelsea could spell doom.
Fixtures
Champions League
November 6
20:45 Dynamo Kyiv v FC Porto
20:45 PSG v Dinamo Zagreb
20:45 Olympiakos Piraeus v Montpellier
20:45 Schalke v Arsenal
20:45 AC Milan v Malaga
20:45 Anderlecht v Zenit St. Petersburg
20:45 Manchester City v Ajax
20:45 Real Madrid v Borussia Dortmund
November 7
20:45 Chelsea v Shakhtar Donetsk
20:45 Juventus v FC Nordsjaelland
20:45 Bayern Munich v Lille
20:45 Valencia v BATE Borisov
20:45 Benfica v Spartak Moscow
20:45 Celtic v Barcelona
20:45 Braga v Manchester United
20:45 CFR Cluj v Galatasaray
Europa League
November 8
18:00 Anji Makhachkala v Liverpool
19:00 Udinese v Young Boys Bern
19:00 Academica Coimbra v Atletico Madrid
19:00 Viktoria Plzen v Hapoel Tel Aviv
19:00 Fenerbahce v AEL Limassol
19:00 Marseille v Monchengladbach
19:00 Bordeaux v Maritimo
19:00 Club Brugge v Newcastle
19:00 FC Copenhagen v Stuttgart
19:00 Molde v Steaua Bucuresti
19:00 AIK Stockholm v PSV Eindhoven
19:00 Napoli v Dnipro D’petrovsk
21:05 Basel v Videoton
21:05 Sporting Lisbon v Racing Genk
18:00 FK Neftchi v Rubin Kazan
21:05 Partizan Belgrade v Inter Milan
21:05 Athletic Bilbao v Lyon
21:05 Ironi Kiryat Shmona v Sparta Prague
21:05 Lazio v Panathinaikos
21:05 Tottenham v NK Maribor
21:05 Bayer Leverkusen v Rapid Vienna
21:05 Metalist Kharkiv v Rosenborg
21:05 FC Twente v Levante
21:05 Hannover v Helsingborg
England – Premier League
November 5
20:00 West Brom v Southampton