Hearts did well to come away from Tynecastle level at 2-2, but the tie is still set up nicely for the hosts here. Rapid have been ruthless through the qualifying rounds, cruising past Santa Coloma and Paide by wide aggregate margins, and they have now won eight and drawn one of their nine competitive fixtures this season. That is the sort of rhythm you want heading into a one off night with a league phase place on the line. The visitors also arrive with their defence still patched together. Kingsley, Halkett and Fagan Walcott are all unavailable, which is a lot of centre back experience to be missing against a side that pushes its full backs high and attacks in numbers. Hearts were brave in Edinburgh and created plenty, but doing that again away from home, with a makeshift back line, is a different ask. One more thing worth flagging is that a level score after ninety minutes takes this to extra time, so the price on offer covers regulation only. That is exactly why the number looks fair rather than short. Rapid should see more of the ball at the Allianz Stadion and turn this into a controlled evening instead of the end to end game we got in the first leg.