Doué is likely to be PSG’s most prominent fouler on the pitch, having averaged 1.62 fouls per 90 this season.

The Frenchman has not been involved in every game for PSG, in fact, most of his performances this season have been from the bench. Despite that fact, Doué has sinned at least once in 6 of his 7 league appearances lasting over 30 minutes.

Doué is expected to start up top for PSG on Wednesday which will be a first for this season and could also add to his discomfort, meanwhile, the increased pressing demands could also increase the probability of this selection coming home.

Rico Lewis boasts an impressive average of 1.46 fouls drawn per 90 minutes this season across all competitions, which is the most of any City player expected to start.

He’s drawn at least 1 foul in 12 of his 15 league appearances spanning over an hour, with his recent performances blemished by individual errors and risky moves, often resulting in either goals conceded or fouls won. This could prove particularly costly against PSG, whose’ press is the 2nd best in Ligue 1.

Doué, Barcola and Zaïre-Emery are PSG’s 3 players expected to start with the highest average fouls per game, and Lewis could well battle all 3, as he rotates from right-back into the centre of midfield.

PSG and Man City’s have been some of the highest-scoring in Europe and with neither team even guaranteed play-off qualification, this game has all the making of a thriller.

PSG’s matches in Ligue 1 have averaged 3.56 goals scored, with no French team coming close to matching them. They’ve also scored 8 more goals than any other side in the league with 13 of their 18 clashes producing at least 3 goals.

It’s a similar story for Man City whose match average of 3.32 goals is one of England’s highest. 16 of their 22 league games have seen the net bulge at least 3 times, meanwhile, 3 of their last 4 Champions League clashes have seen 5+ goals scored.

Under Pep Guardiola this season, Gvardiol has seen a remarkable change in positioning with the fullback pushing much further forward, taking advantage of his composure on the ball and clinical finishing.

The Croatian international has been on fire in the league, averaging 1.47 shots per 90 minutes and firing off at least one in 16 of his 20 starts, including in clashes v Arsenal, Chelsea, Newcastle, Tottenham, and Man United.

PSG have averaged 8.78 shots conceded per 90 despite the weak opposition in France and could be vulnerable to the Man City onslaught, particularly if they perform anything like they did against Ipswich over the weekend.

Haaland is averaging 0.79 goals and 2.31 shots on target per league game this term. Meanwhile, in the Champions League, he’s averaging 0.90 goals and 2.87 shots on target per 90.

The striker has hit the target at least twice in 16 of his 22 Premier League appearances this season, including in each of his last 4 matches, during which period he scored 4 goals from 11 shots on target.

This selection has been a winner in 4 of his 6 Champions League games to date at looks a good price at 2.10.

Dembele has been ruthless in front of goal this season for PSG with his average of 2.36 shots on goal per 90 unparalleled amongst his teammates.

He’s tested the keeper at least once in 10 of his 11 league starts, as well as in 4 out of 5 appearances from the bench.

Dembele boasts an average of 1.43 shots on target per 90 in the Champions League, having racked up 5 across 4 performances, with this selection a winner in all bar one outing.

Savinho is averaging 2.99 shots per 90 minutes this season, he has taken at least two shots in each of his last 11 Premier League starts. He’s taken it up a notch over his most recent 4 matches, over which period Savinho has registered a remarkable 16 shots and 4 goal contributions.

The Brazilian winger has made 4 Champions League starts this season and racked up 11 shots.

PSG have conceded an average of 8.78 shots per 90 minutes, even against relatively weaker opposition in their domestic division. If City play like they did against Ipswich at the weekend, Savinho should be in and amongst the action.

Although the fouls-drawn market isn’t always the easiest to find value in when Man City are the opposition, Barcola seems to be an exception and has proven himself reliable in the market.

Barcola has drawn at least 1 foul in 9 of his 16 league starts, crucially including each of the last 3.

Perhaps equally significantly, when he’s replaced (as has occurred in 12/16 league starts), Lee Kang-in, who’s averaged 1.45 fouls drawn, tends to enter in his place – something that comes in handy for us courtesy of PaddyPower’s Super Sub feature.