Vinicius Junior has a solid record against Barcelona, and he was heavily involved when the sides last met in the Super Cup. The Brazil international scored the first goal of the game for his side, and he was unfortunate not to add more to his tally on the night. Vinicius finished the game with five shots, and four hit the target. He saw a much greater responsibility in that game with Kylian Mbappe only fit enough to feature from the bench, and that could be the case again this weekend as the Frenchman has been struggling with an injury. 

Even with Mbappe in the starting XI, Vinicius has landed this selection in each of his last three games against the Catalans, which shows how he tends to take things up a gear when playing in El Clasico. Vinicius is averaging 3.36 shots per 90 in the league this season, and 46% of those efforts have hit the target.

Pedri has committed just eight fouls in his 26 La Liga appearances this season, which works out to just 0.38 fouls per 90, but exactly half of those infringements came against Real Madrid in the reverse fixture. In fact, Pedri was booked after just 42 minutes in that match, and he was sent off in stoppage time for a cynical foul - those are the only two cards he has picked up in the league all season. 

His foul numbers rise significantly when playing against Real Madrid, and Pedri committed two fouls when the sides met in January - once again, he was carded. Pedri has booked in each of his last three matches against Los Blancos.

The head-to-heads have been incredibly entertaining in recent seasons, and Barcelona won the last El Clasico 3-2. That was the Spanish Super Cup final, which took place in January, and it was one of the games of the season. After a relatively cagey start, Raphinha opened the scoring in the 36th minute, and then there were three goals in the space of four minutes during first half stoppage time. It was level going into the break, before Raphinha scored the decisive goal in the 73rd minute.

Despite there being five goals, both goalkeepers were exceptional - Joan Garcia racked up seven saves, while Thibaut Courtois finished the game with four to his name. Chances were freely available at both ends of the field. This selection has landed in eight of the last 10 El Clasicos, with exactly three goals in the two that didn't land this bet.

Lille v Monaco

Lille v Monaco is a big battle in the context of European places in France. For context:

3rd = UCL Spot
4th = UCL Qualifier
5th = UEL Spot
6th = Conference League Qualifier

Lille (fourth) can still qualify directly for the Champions League, as they're only two points from Lyon in third, but at the same time they are only four points ahead of Monaco in sixth. Not to add Rennes are sandwiched between them both. Anything could happen for these two sides, and this game is a six pointer in that context.

Monaco games have been great for goals this season, all of their last five have gone Over 2.5 Goals and BTTS, I see this being no different.

Lille: 2.22 yellow cards per game | 5.88 corners per game
Monaco: 2.13 yellow cards per game | 5.03 corners per game

Auxerre v Nice

Auxerre v Nice couldn't be more different than Lille v Monaco. Both of these sides are scrapping to avoid finishing in the relegation qualification spot (16th). Auxerre are in 16th at the moment, but would leapfrog Nice with a win due to them having +9 better goal difference.

Auxerre have found some good goalscoring form too, they've just won 3-1 against Angers, and put two past Lyon and Monaco in their matches before that. Nice have four draws from their last five, with four of those seeing 2+ Goals.

Auxerre: 2.09 yellow cards per game | 4.69 corners per game
Nice: 2.00 yellow cards per game | 5.06 corners per game

Le Havre v Marseille

Marseille are going through a tough patch and risk not qualifying for Europe this season, so this is a huge game for them to get back on track after only taking four points from a possible 15.

Le Havre on the other hand will want to avoid being dragged into a final day relegation fight, they're four points above 16th which means losing this game could mean they go into MD34 only one point above the drop zone whilst travelling to Lorient, which is tough.

Both sides have seen 2+ Goals land in their last five games, with Le Havre scoring in all of these games.

Le Havre: 1.84 yellow cards per game | 4.41 corners per game
Marseille: 2.28 yellow cards per game | 5.38 corners per game