Leverkusen and Marseille have a live contest between García's delivery and Marseille's high recoveries. Getafe and Brighton should test each other's first pass and wide cover. Celtic and Beşiktaş can both reach the box from wide areas and from a quick central release. In all three, the second contact after a clearance or save looks decisive.
Leverkusen have used García's corners for Schick and Tapsoba goals, and Maza adds a wide finishing route. Marseille can answer through Paixão, Gouiri and Weah, but its last comparable European away attack produced little on target while its recent domestic defence allowed repeated accurate shots. Harit and Emerson supplied recent Marseille finishes before being ruled out for this match, and Flekken is confirmed for Leverkusen. I side with Leverkusen to turn repeated supply into a clear home win.
Getafe's changes against Sevilla connected Satriano, Ünal and Mangala for actual finishes after a quiet opening half. Brighton can press their first outlet and Rutter has a recent goal and assist, yet its City clean sheet required Verbruggen to make seven saves and its Jablonec attack did not finish. Getafe's domestic suspension notices for Mojica and Martín do not establish European absences, and I am not relying on Romero's uncertain return. I side with Getafe to make Brighton work through a competitive home match.
Celtic's wide supply and second-ball pressure generated repeated chances at Falkirk even without a goal; Hassan and Durán have also contributed to completed moves. Beşiktaş have Vlahović and Trossard finishing routes, though their latest away lead disappeared after a low-volume attack. Carter-Vickers has played a full match since his older absence flag, while Jota and Johnston remain out; Kökçü's reported bench return does not recreate an opening midfield link. I side with Celtic to carry their home supply into a result.
