Konate has been a consistent presence in front of goal for Salzburg this season, making this a strong-value selection. In the Austrian Bundesliga, he averages 1.4 shots on target per game and has scored twice.

His shooting threat has carried over to the Champions League, where he leads Salzburg in shot attempts, with an average of three per game and 0.7 shots on target per game. This is impressive given Salzburg’s limited chances in Europe, underscoring his willingness to test the goalkeeper whenever he can.

With Salzburg’s first-choice goalkeeper sidelined due to suspension, backup Janis Blaswich is expected to step in. While Blaswich has made a few appearances this season, averaging two saves per game in the Austrian Bundesliga, he now faces the significantly tougher task of defending against a high-scoring Feyenoord side in Champions League action.

Given Feyenoord’s attacking form and the quality gap between domestic league opponents and European competition, Blaswich is likely to face a steady stream of shots, presenting ample opportunity to record at least three saves.

Quinten Timber has averaged 1.33 fouls per game in the Champions League this season, with an even higher average of 1.5 fouls per game in the Eredivisie. He’ll likely be facing Stefan Bajčetić in the midfield, who has shown a strong tendency to draw fouls—averaging 1.5 fouls drawn per game domestically and 1 per game in the Champions League.

Given Timber’s aggressive playing style and Bajčetić’s ability to attract fouls, there’s a solid case for Timber picking up at least one foul in this matchup.

Igor Paixão has been central to Feyenoord’s attack this season, tallying eight goal contributions across the Eredivisie and Champions League. With leading scorer Antoni Milambo injured, Paixão’s role in creating and finishing chances is even more vital. He averages two shots per game in European competition, more than any other likely Feyenoord starter, and has notched three Champions League assists.

Facing a Salzburg defence that has conceded nine goals in three Champions League matches, Paixão is primed to either score or assist. His high involvement in Feyenoord’s final third makes him a strong candidate to impact the game decisively.

David Hancko’s shooting stats and role in Feyenoord’s set-pieces make him an appealing option for at least one shot on target. In the Champions League, he has averaged 1.67 shots per game, and in the Eredivisie, he takes an average of 1.8 shots per match, with 0.5 of those on target. As Feyenoord’s primary free-kick taker, Hancko has frequent opportunities to test the goalkeeper directly, especially given his willingness to shoot from set-piece situations.

With a solid record of getting shots off in both domestic and European games, Hancko offers strong value at 2.1 odds to register at least one shot on target in this match.

Carrying over the Karim Konate shot on target pick from the previous Level 1 Bet Builder, Konate has registered 8 shots on target throughout his last 5 appearances. This selection has also been successful in each of Konate’s last 5 full 90s, which makes the current odds of 1.53 look excellent value here.

With Salzburg needing to find a spark in attack, Konate’s role as their primary shot-taker makes him a solid choice for at least one shot on target in this match.

So far this season, Feyenoord lead the Eredivisie in corner production, with 64% of their matches seeing them register over 5.5 corners. This trend is a clear reflection of their relentless forward momentum, as they consistently press high, create scoring opportunities, and push opposition defences onto the back foot.

In a game where Feyenoord is expected to dominate possession and frequently test the opposition defence, it’s highly likely they’ll generate multiple corners through blocked shots, forced clearances, and sustained pressure around the box. Given their corner-taking consistency and the expected flow of the game, hitting six or more corners aligns well with both their form and tactical approach.

Despite facing injury setbacks that have limited him to just eight league appearances – five of which were starts – Gloukh has distinguished himself as the team’s standout attacking performer. He currently leads the squad in goals and assists (with five goals and two assists), highlighting his significant impact whenever he steps onto the pitch.

Gloukh’s statistics in the Champions League further bolster the case for this bet. He averages 1.7 shots per game, with 0.7 of those hitting the target. These figures are particularly impressive, given Salzburg’s struggles to create consistent scoring opportunities in this competition so far.

His ability to capitalize on chances is evident, and against a team like Feyenoord, who may exert considerable attacking pressure, there are likely to be openings for Gloukh to exploit.