Besiktas impressed with their attacking display against Marseille in their opener, and Vlahovic has been scoring regularly.
Hoffenheim, meanwhile, are struggling near the bottom of the Bundesliga after losing 3-2 to HSV at the weekend.
They still create chances and need a result at home, so they will have to attack.
With neither defence looking particularly reliable, both teams should find the net.
Nordsjaelland displayed tremendous attacking consistency by scoring in every qualifying round to reach this stage, despite looking less convincing on their travels.
The electric atmosphere at Tynecastle will give the Scottish side a substantial lift, yet Nordsjaelland's quick, youthful attack remains a dangerous threat on the break.
Saudi Arabia - Pro LeagueAl-Faiha have struggled away from home this season, picking up just two points from four matches and scoring only twice.
Al-Khaleej look capable of getting the win, with the draw offering some protection.
Europa LeagueOmonia kept a clean sheet against Celta in their opening game, and their matches generally do not produce many goals.
Celje also kept a clean sheet at the weekend.
Neither side will want to lose, so a cautious, closely contested game looks likely.
Two goals or fewer is the expectation.

Europa LeagueLyon are missing Openda up front but still have plenty of attacking options, especially at home.
Palace have shown they can break quickly, and their recent European away games have regularly featured goals at both ends.
Sage returning to face his former club adds another interesting angle.
Both teams to score looks like a good option.
Europa LeagueThey are top of Ligue 1 and unbeaten under Filipe Luís, while CSKA have struggled against foreign opposition, including a 5-0 aggregate defeat to OFI Crete in August.
CSKA have since gone seven games unbeaten and will be motivated to put up a fight, so this might remain close for a while.
Monaco should nevertheless have enough quality to find a way to win.
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Europa LeagueAjax have been vulnerable defensively, conceding in each of their last four games, while Hajduk scored in all four of their qualifiers.
Ajax are also missing Dolberg, Berghuis, Blind, Gaaei and Caio Henrique, weakening their defensive options.
Ajax still have more individual quality, but with both sides carrying attacking threats, goals at both ends look likely, with the visitors perhaps having the edge.
Europa LeagueSturm Graz remain an organized side, yet they are severely weakened by the absence of four key players, including creative playmaker Otar Kiteishvili.
With the home crowd behind them, Bournemouth are expected to control possession, set a high tempo, and create early scoring opportunities.
Europa LeagueDinamo lost the derby against Hajduk at the weekend, so they will be keen to respond in front of their own supporters.
They have also kept Anderlecht from scoring in their last three European meetings.
Anderlecht have been decent domestically but have struggled to carry that form into Europe. Dinamo look a good option to avoid defeat.
Europa LeagueBesiktas impressed with their attacking display against Marseille in their opener, and Vlahovic has been scoring regularly.
Hoffenheim, meanwhile, are struggling near the bottom of the Bundesliga after losing 3-2 to HSV at the weekend.
They still create chances and need a result at home, so they will have to attack.
With neither defence looking particularly reliable, both teams should find the net.
Europa LeagueOlympiacos arrive as a settled and confident unit, consistently grinding out narrow victories behind a compact and highly disciplined defensive structure.
Even without their primary striker El Kaabi, the Greek side possess sufficient organizational strength to exploit Marseille's current crisis of confidence.
Europa LeagueLevski Sofia demonstrated a cautious, highly disciplined structure in their opening European fixture against Salzburg, showing they are unlikely to take unnecessary risks on the road.
The hosts are expected to adopt a more measured line to rebuild defensive solidity, while Levski will look to stay compact and frustrate their opponents through a solid defensive block.
Europa LeagueReal Sociedad lost their opening game but actually created more chances than Bournemouth, and they come into this match after a 3-2 win at the weekend, with Oskarsson returning after scoring for Iceland during the international break.
Union should still attack in front of their home fans, leaving opportunities for both sides.
Both teams to score looks the right call.
Conference LeagueKuPS have struggled recently, managing just one win in six games and losing 1-0 to Inter Turku last time out.
Trabzonspor, meanwhile, have scored 12 goals across their last three wins.
There are some concerns about Salah playing on the artificial surface, but Trabzonspor still have key players such as Onuachu, Savić and Onana.
The visitors should have enough to get the job done.
Conference LeagueThey face a well-organized Jablonec side that has conceded only nine goals across ten domestic league fixtures.
Though the German hosts may rotate slightly with a trip to Leverkusen on the horizon, their squad depth and pedigree from reaching last season's Europa League final make them clear favorites.
Conference LeagueNordsjaelland displayed tremendous attacking consistency by scoring in every qualifying round to reach this stage, despite looking less convincing on their travels.
The electric atmosphere at Tynecastle will give the Scottish side a substantial lift, yet Nordsjaelland's quick, youthful attack remains a dangerous threat on the break.
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