Vital Premier League points are on the line in the first top-flight clash between these two sides. Wolves are chalked up as favourites following their first win of the season last weekend and they will be hoping to double their points tally at Molineux.
Rangers are finding form at just the right time as they welcome the seven-time French champions to Glasgow for what looks set to be an entertaining night at Ibrox. This is the first competitive meeting between the two clubs since the group stage of the 2007/8 Champions League, when Lyon took home all three points via a 3-0 scoreline.
Ange Postecoglou takes his Celtic side to Spain for what is the first meeting between these two clubs. The Hoops have a score to settle in Seville, travelling to the Andalusian capital for the first time since losing to Porto in the 2003 UEFA Cup final.
Tottenham are the 5/1 favourites to win the Europa Conference League as they prepare to begin their campaign in north-west France. They face a tricky opener, though, with Rennes third in the outright betting at 14/1 and both teams are struggling for goals.
Liverpool and AC Milan have met in two previous Champions League finals, winning one apiece, and do battle in a tough Group B this season. With Atletico Madrid and Porto also present in this pool, picking up maximum points on home turf could prove crucial for the Reds.
Leicester are yet to find their best form this season and look short of confidence as their Europa League campaign gets under way on Thursday night. The Foxes have lost two of their first four matches in the Premier League, losing 4-1 at West Ham last month and 1-0 at home to Manchester City on Saturday.
West Ham are back in Europe and will be determined to get off to get off to a flying start as they head to Croatia for their opening Europa League match. The Hammers are unbeaten in the Premier League after four matches but now begin the challenge of also competing in Europe, which could stretch their squad.
Inter Milan and Real Madrid are familiar foes after being placed in the same Champions League group for the second successive season. Inter claimed the Serie A title last term but it was a very different story in Europe as they finished bottom of Group B with just one win.
Ajax failed to get out of their Champions League group last season so will be keen to make a fast start when they head to Portugal. They have been priced up as the slight favourites but this looks a tough one to call in an open group which also contains Borussia Dortmund and Besiktas.
PSV Eindhoven face a tough start to their Europa League campaign when they host Real Sociedad on Thursday night. The Spanish side are the 11/10 favourites to win Group B so PSV must hit the ground running if they are to pick up points in their opener.
History is not on Norwich’s side as they attempt to claim their first Premier League victory of the season when Watford visit Carrow Road. The Canaries have won just one of their previous six meetings with the Hornets – their 4-2 home success in 2016 ultimately proving in vain as they were relegated the same night.
Chelsea begin the defence of their Champions League title with what looks a straightforward test when entertaining Zenit. The Russian side have every incentive to do well, as they will host the final in St Petersburg, but look up against it on all known form.
Man Utd paid the price for two away defeats when failing to qualify from last season’s Champions League pool so will be fully focused for this trip. The good news is that the Red Devils enjoyed a 3-0 win over Young Boys in Berne three years ago, when Paul Pogba hit a double.
There has been little to shout about for both of these teams this season, with Watford’s win over Aston Villa now looking a long time ago. Wolves’ first campaign without Nuno Espirito Santo in the dugout has got off to the worst possible start, losing all three games.