Yamal has registered nine goal contributions across eight starts in CL this season.

Yamal created 5 chances and had 7 shots when these sides faced off at the weekend.

Yamal is already just three goal contributions away from matching his tally from last season (39-36). 

Lewandowski has won 2+ fouls in each of his last four CL starts.

Lewandowski is averaging 2.43 fouls won per 90 in CL this season.

He will be up against Le Normand (0.95 fouls per 90) and Lenglet (1.62 fouls per 90) - Lenglet committed two fouls and was shown a yellow card when these sides played at the weekend.

Dembele has scored 42 goals across his last 62 matches, stretching back to January 2025.

Dembele scored against Chelsea in PSG’s most recent Champions League home game.

Dembele scored a brace against Toulouse over the weekend.

Dembele registered 14 goal contributions across 13 starts in the Champions League last season. 

Neves has committed seven fouls across eight starts in CL this season (0.95 per 90).

Will be up against Gravenberch, who is very strong when it comes to winning fouls (1.84 fouls won p/90 in CL).

Neves has committed a foul in four of his last five CL appearances.

Ademola Lookman was an unused substitute against Barcelona at the weekend, but the Nigerian international will hope to return to the starting eleven midweek, as he has been impressive since completing a January move from Atalanta.

Lookman has popped up with some big goals in big games - he scored against Barcelona in the first leg of the Copa Del Rey, helping Atletico progress to the final, before also scoring against Real Madrid just before the international. 

Lookman is averaging 3.07 shots per 90 for his new club and has landed this selection in each of his last four starts. The Nigerian already has scored five goals for Atletico, which shows how he is able to find plenty of success in the final third.

This upcoming matchup at the Nou Camp promises to be a tough one, but Lookman can be a real threat in transition, where Barcelona conceded most of their chances.

Johnny Cardoso was suspended against Barcelona at the weekend due to an accumulation of yellow cards, which highlights his combative approach, but the American international looks set to reclaim his starting spot midweek in place of Obed Vargas.

Impressively, Cardoso has only made 13 La Liga appearances this season, so his high booking rate highlights his aggression in the centre of the park. 

He tends to struggle in the tougher matchups, picking up a booking against Real Madrid just before the international break. Cardoso racked up four fouls against Los Blancos before being substituted after 57 minutes.

He also landed this selection with three infringements against Barcelona in the Copa Del Rey second leg, despite Atletico sitting very deep and registering just seven fouls as a team. Barcelona tend to dominate possession at the Nou Camp, so Cardoso could struggle again here.

Barcelona have been in devastating form in front of their home crowd this season, and this promises to be another daunting matchup for Atletico Madrid on Wednesday night.

Hansi Flick's side dismantled Newcastle 7-2 at the Nou Camp in the round of 16, and their 78 La Liga goals this term underline just how strong the Catalans are in the final third. 

Atletico have shown a few vulnerabilities at the back in recent games - they conceded three times against both Real Madrid and Spurs, respectively, just before the international break. They also conceded three times against Barcelona in the second leg of the Copa Del Rey, but Diego Simeone would still have been happy with that result, as it was enough for his side to book their spot in the final.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in all three head-to-head meetings between these sides this season, including at the weekend when it finished 2-1 at the Metropolitano.

Barcelona racked up nine corners in that match to clear this line on their own, although the red card to Nicolas Gonzalez played a big part in that, as Atletico sat very deep in the second period.

Still, no side has racked up more corners than Barcelona in the Spanish top flight this season, and they are averaging 7.27 corners themselves. Their opponents are averaging 4.2 corners per game, taking their overall total to 11.47 corners per game. 

Diego Simeone usually opts for quite pragmatic tactics against the top sides, especially when playing away, which makes this market stand out. This selection has landed in each of the last ten consecutive head-to-head meetings between these sides, and Barcelona racked up 15 corners on their own in the second leg of the Copa Del Rey.


Atletico Madrid should be a bit more progressive midweek, so will hope to contribute to the tally as well.