With no midweek Football League action, Europe moves to centre-stage - and we've got a tasty little treble for you at Coral.
Tottenham, Liverpool and Manchester City all to win pays 13/5. Just click on the odds link to back it.
Spurs start their Champions League adventure with a trip to Switzerland for the first leg and it should be a doddle - it's men against Young Boys after all.
But Harry Redknapp's side should beware, as these Boys were good enough to see off Turkish giants Fenerbahce in the previous qualifying round.
All that was missing from Tottenham's display against Manchester City on Saturday was a goal and that was all down to City keeper Joe Hart. Spurs are solid favourites at 8/11 to bring home a first leg lead and we think they will do the business.
As will Liverpool, who are in Europa Cup action at Anfield on Thursday. They take on Trabzonspor, who shouldn't pose too many problems after finishing fifth in the Turkish League. David Ngog is 4/1 to score first for the fourth time this season.
Liverpool are 2/9 so you're better off sticking them in our treble - along with City, who travel to Romania to face Timisoara. Roberto Mancini will be hoping for a better display than his side managed at Spurs but at least they kept a clean sheet.
With so many match-winners at their disposal and Hart in goal, City should be way too strong and are worth backing at Coral's 8/13, with David Silva 6/1 to score first.
So click here to back Spurs, Liverpool and City to win in my 13/5 midweek treble.
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