Casa Pia vs Sporting CP prediction, odds and how to watch

Sporting CP made it look straightforward in northern France, with Luis Suárez and Issa Doumbia scoring either side of half-time to hand Lens a deserved defeat. Connor Maguire breaks down exactly where Lens failed and why Sporting deserved every bit of it.

Casa Pia came from behind to beat Estoril 2-1 at home, with substitute Benjamin Pauwels settling the match in the 89th minute after a frantic final quarter of football.

Sporting CP threw away a two-goal lead and finished with ten men as Arouca claimed a remarkable 2-2 draw in Lisbon, with Dylan Nandín's 87th-minute strike completing a stunning comeback for the visitors.

Famalicão earned a point against Sporting CP after a dramatic own goal from Gonçalo Inácio deep in stoppage time cancelled out Luis Suárez's 81st-minute penalty, in a match that saw Sporting's manager Carlos Carvalhal sent to the stands.

Porto swept aside a toothless Casa Pia 4-1 in the Liga Portugal, with goals from André Silva, Jakub Kiwior, Borja Sainz and Santiago Gimenez completing a comfortable afternoon for the visitors. Casa Pia's discipline collapsed along with their defensive line, as four yellow cards told their own story.

Shakhtar Donetsk host Sporting CP in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday with both sides desperate for points. One team has a result to build on. The other has a problem to solve.

Sporting CP host LASK Linz in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday night, with the Portuguese side under pressure to deliver a convincing performance after a mixed run of results in the competition. LASK arrive in Lisbon short-handed and with serious questions hanging over their defensive standards.

Lens welcome Sporting CP to the Stade Bollaert on Tuesday evening in a Champions League fixture that asks serious questions of both sides. Connor Maguire breaks down what matters and what does not.