Young Boys are not only the worst team in the UCL group, but are also struggling for form on the domestic front.

They’ve gone now without a win in their last 3 games in Switzerland (2 in the league and 1 in the cup), conceding in all and failing to show any proper improvement to their gameplay.

In the difficult group with Man United, Villarreal and Atalanta the Swiss side has picked up only one wild win on the opening matchday against MU. The reality is that Cristiano Ronaldo’s club can lose to any opponent this season, so I would not overestimate the achievement.

A couple of injury concerns for hosts too as they are lined up to miss Camara, influential offensive mid Fassnacht and have doubts over regular striker Nsame fitness. The latter’s been out for months after a super impressive 20/21 season with 19 goals and 8 assists in 30 games.

Atalanta are looking convincing in Serie A and are coming off a trademark 5-2 win over Spezia. The run of good form has moved the club into top 4 now and they are extending the gap from Roma in 5th.

This game in Switzerland is the perfect chance for Gasperini's men to move within a reaching distance of Villarreal or Manchester United before the final matchday in December.

Since Italians are not hit by any significant squad concerns - Gosens and Hateboer have been out for some time and are replaceable; I can see no other outcome in this match but an away win.

One more argument, Young Boys can not settle for a draw here really if they relish chances of finishing 3rd.