Rennes retain a working route from the flanks into central receivers despite their uneven results. Olympiacos can answer through midfield connections and deliveries to different strikers. The important feature is that both sides have allowed useful chances after taking the lead.
Rennes created plenty at Nice through Nagida and Szymanski, while Al-Tamari's recovery work helped produce another goal against Strasbourg. Lepaul was already missing during those performances. Frankowski is absent from the newer squad report, but Reynolds has supplied goals before, while Samba, Rongier and Ait Boudlal are included in the group.
Olympiacos have kept their attack functioning without El Kaabi. Yaremchuk and Gonzalez offer different receiving options, and Chiquinho adds delivery from open play and set pieces. I expect Rennes to seek width early and the visitors to attack the spaces beyond their pressure, with further supply available after the first goal. That is why I am backing goals in Rennes against Olympiacos.
Kuwait against Nasaf has a different rhythm but two clear attacking routes. Kuwait's counters reached the box repeatedly in the reverse fixture through Daham, Hussain, Amoory and Marhoon; Nasaf also created close chances through Gulomov and Shala.
Barrahma played the full reverse match and is now reported suspended, changing Kuwait's midfield screen and distribution. Nasser's reported return adds a forward option after he missed that match. Nasaf should seek territorial pressure while Kuwait carry recoveries forward, and the first goal gives the other attack a reason to advance. I am backing Kuwait and Nasaf each to find the net.
