Lamine Camara is set for the biggest game of his career at the Emirates, with a defensively depleted Monaco side set to lean heavily on the young midfielder, who is a big price at 1.8 to win at least a couple of fouls for this side. Implies a probability that this will happen of 55.6%, with Paddy Power pricing this market at 1.5 and Betfair offering it at 1.57.

The 20-year-old will likely have to take on a huge responsibility in this area due to injury issues that will probably deprive him of playing alongside usual partner Denis Zakaria, and as such he may well see more of the ball and have more opportunities to be fouled.

He is already a prolific free-kick winner. He has picked up at least two fouls in five of the last seven games in which he has played at least an hour. Given the shortage of midfield options for Monaco ahead of this encounter, he will surely be given the vast majority of the match, despite habitually going off with quarter of an hour remaining.

Has won at least two fouls in three of five Champions League matches. In the ones he failed to hit this target, he was replaced after 45 minutes against 10-man Barcelona and then after 56 minutes due to a red card for Monaco in the Benfica match last time out.