The Daily Acca: Goals in Europa Final as part of this 11/2 boost

• No clean sheets in entertaining final

• Levante to complete the job in Spain

• Corinthians to crash out of the Libertadores

BTTS in Fiorentina v West Ham @ 20/231.87 (20:00)

It's the Europa Conference League Final in Prague tonight, and I am expecting both teams to score.

The Hammers haven't had a vintage year domestically, but they ended up in 14^th, and it will definitely be viewed as a successful campaign if they lift this trophy at the end of the night.

Fiorentina finished in eighth in Serie A which was decent for them, and they also made it through to the Coppa Italia Final. A second cup final defeat would leave a bitter taste in their mouths though.

Goals should be on the menu here, even if it might be a touch cagey early on. Both teams found the net in each of the Italians last five outings, and the same can be said for their last five in this competition.

David Moyes' men have enabled BTTS backers to collect in three of their last five outings, and three of their last four in this tournament.

BTTS in Levante v Albacete @ 20/231.87 (20:00)

Levante and Albacete entered the Spanish Segunda Division from different directions at the start of this season, but they both finished in the Play-offs, and they conclude their semi-final this evening.

The hosts are well in the driver's seat as they won the away leg 3-1, so although they don't need to win tonight - or even draw for that matter - I still make them a good bet at just below evens.

They were only beaten three times on their own patch during the regular season, and they are unbeaten in three against this opposition this term - winning twice and drawing the other.

The visitors have done remarkably well following their promotion, but it's hard to see them turning this around, and their dream run to La Liga looks set to be postponed for now.

Independiente @ 8/131.61 (23:00)

Into the Copa Libertadores now, and I am backing Ecuador's Independiente to end Corinthians' hopes of making the knockout round.

These two teams are second and third respectively in Group E, with the Brazilians two points worse-off - and a further two behind the leaders.

Corinthians have always been quite poor travellers, and they have lost seven of their last eight on the road in all competitions - the only bright spot being a 0-0 draw.

The hosts have only played one of their four group matches at home so far, and they won that one 2-0. They have recorded victories in nine of their last 10 at home in all competitions.