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If this was played in "normal" circumstances, the odds on this match would be fine, but seeing how both teams are rather crippled on offense, everything points to few goals. The home team are missing Doumbia (and Dzagoev, but that is old news), and with him missing it's like half the team is gone. He is a player that commands huge attention from the opposing team, and with focus on him space opens up for other attackers, while he still remains a danger. As things stand now, Spartak's defense can handle Musa with relative ease, so the danger elsewhere, primarily from the wingers (Tošić, and usually Musa but now Vitinho), will be much lower. Spartak, on the other hand, have been missing Yura Movsisyan for some time now, and his spot was ideally filled by Dzyuba, who returned from Rostov, but now he will almost certainly be missing as well. The media are speaking of Waris at the forward point, and he is nowhere near as dangerous as the aforementioned two. Spartak are usually a team worth playing over with, but against the tough CSKA and with both teams weak on offense, an over result would be a great surprise to me.