This is a straight shootout for the title, Celtic must win to claim the trophy while a point will be enough for Hearts.

Celtic have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches, notably still managing to win all five of these games.

Hearts have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches, remaining unbeaten during this period.

Each of the last three head to head meetings between the sides has seen BTTS.

Motherwell have scored in four of their last five matches, despite only managing to win one of these games.

Motherwell have scored 26 goals across their 18 away games in the Scottish Premiership this season.

Only Falkirk (57) have conceded more goals in the Championship group than Hibernian (43) this season.

Motherwell are protecting a spot in Europe next season, with Hibernian sitting just one point behind their opponents here.

This is a straight shootout to be given the chance to avoid relegation through the playoff fixture. 

Heidenheim, Wolfsburg and St Pauli are all locked on 26 points, and goal difference could come into the picture with Wolfsburg having a GD of -26 compared to the -29 of both Heidenheim and St Pauli.

St Pauli have seen BTTS in each of their last two matches, losing both of these games.

Each of the last two head to head meetings between the sides has seen BTTS.

Only Heidenheim (1) have kept fewer clean sheets than Wolfsburg (2) in the Bundesliga this season.

Chelsea have scored in each of their last three games, a turnaround from going three games without a goal.

Chelsea have scored in three of the last five head to head meetings between these sides.

Chelsea’s entire season relies on success in the FA Cup, they should be fully rested and up for it - notably having a few days extra rest compared to City.

City have failed to win either of their last two FA Cup finals, losing to Manchester United and Crystal Palace in these games.

Man City 2+ Goals

Man City can't stop scoring at the moment, they've netted 3+ Goals in their last three matches, and 2+ Goals in eight of their last nine. They're also on 75 goals in the Premier League this season, seven more than Arsenal who have scored the next most.

I'll be pretty shocked if they don't clear this line today against a Chelsea side that shipped three goals to Forest's second-string team only 12 days ago.

The meeting between these sides a month ago showed the gulf in quality too, City came out 3-0 winners at Stamford Bridge having had 18 shots and eight on target.

Chelsea 2+ Cards

It probably won't surprise you to learn that Chelsea are the second-most carded team in the Premier League this season, having been awarded 89 cards (2.47 per 90). They've also been awarded seven red cards, which is three more than anyone else.

They're a young squad and seem to have trouble keeping their heads especially in these big games. Looking back at both of Chelsea's league games against Man City, they were given three cards in both, we only need two here.

There's a good chance their midfield gets overrun here, and the likes of Caicedo and Fernandez pick up cards.

Each Team 4+ Corners

Both Man City and Chelsea are first and second in the Premier League corner table, being the only sides to average over six corners a game - which is mental because neither team are in the top eight for set-piece goals.

Man City should comfortably clear this today, they managed 12 against Chelsea last time out, and have managed nine or more corners in their last five.

Chelsea could be slightly more difficult, but they did manage it in that 3-0 loss last month. It could work out well if they find themselves chasing the game and going gung-ho towards the end.