66/1 Champions League Boost

Even in the last leg, when it felt like Foden was a bit quiet, he sparked in to life to score a stunning goal.

He managed 2 shots on target, I fancy him to repeat that here especially with home advantage on City’s side.

Only Haaland has hit the target more times than Foden domestically, where he averages 1.40 SoT per 90.

That rises to 1.76 in the Champions League.

In 6 starts he’s had at least 1+ SoT in all 6 and he’s had 2+ in 3.

Dani Carvajal is another one who gets stuck in on the big occasion. When it comes to playing against City, he just can’t help himself.

Real have played Pep’s side 5 times across the last 3 seasons, and Carvajal picked up at least 1 foul in all of them. In fact, he’s made 10 fouls across those 5 games, averaging 2 when he comes against the defending champions.

That record includes 2 fouls in the first leg. He picked up a booking for his troubles last week.

Kane was on target at the Emirates, in a game Bayern weren’t fancied in, the German side went off at a price of above 3/1.

Kane has scored 7 in 9 CL matches and a ridiculous 32 in 29 domestically.
In the Bundesliga he averages 1.89 SoT per 90.

He’s had 10 shots on target in 9 Champions league appearances.

He also has a prolific record against Arsenal in his career. He’s netted 15 times in 20 appearances against The Gunners.

Gabriel and Saliba looked uncharacteristically shaky in the first leg.

Gabriel made 2 fouls and his partner made 4.

I’m siding with the Brazilian here, as Saliba’s fouls last week were an anomaly, he averages only 0.53.

Gabriel however, averages right around 1 per 90 minutes.

He’s made 2+ on 9 occasions this season for Arsenal.

That includes 3 against Man City, 2 in each game against Arsenal and 2 in both legs against Sevilla.

Harry Kane draws 1.30 fouls per 90 domestically and is a master and getting change out of his opposing centre half.

Musiala is also a threat, he was fouled 3 times last week. He draws 2 per 90 on average, the most in the Bayern squad.