Mazraoui has been a consistent performer in the fouls market, averaging 1.30 per 90 minutes across all competitions. The Moroccan international has committed at least 1 foul in 10 of his last 12 starts for Man United, committing 18 fouls in total over this period.

He’s expected to come up against Ridvan Yilmaz who will be Rangers’ most frequent foul-winner on the pitch, averaging 1.67 drawn per 90.

That brings us to the next selection where we’re backing Yilmaz to draw at least 1 foul. Courtesy of his average of 1.67 fouls won per 90, Yilmaz has drawn at least 1 foul in 7 of his 9 starts and at least 2 in 5 of those matches. Most recently, he drew 4 fouls against Aberdeen.

In addition to Mazraoui, who we’ve already mentioned, Yilmaz will also have Diallo chasing him down who’s averaged just under a foul per game across all competitions this season.

Igamane has been a constant threat this season and given Man United’s defensive woes, there’s no reason to suggest he can’t maintain his form at Old Trafford.

The forward has averaged a huge 4.51 shots per 90 minutes in the league this season – the second most of any Rangers player. He’s fired off at least 2 in 13 of his most recent 14 games, despite having his game time limited in a fair few of those, including managing just 12 minutes on the pitch against Dundee United.

The selection has also been a winner in all 3 of his Europa League appearances (30+ minutes), including against Tottenham.

United have conceded an average of 13.4 shots per game in the Premier League with this figure staying above 10 in the Europa League, despite combating broadly weaker opponents.

Another player we expect to slip up at least once is Leon Balogun, who has struggled for minutes this season but has delivered in the market when given the opportunity, and is expected to start on Thursday.

Balogun has only started 8 games this season and excluding his match against St. Mirren when he was subbed off injured in the 18th minute, he’s sinned in all bar one.

Across all competitions, he’s averaging 1.26 fouls per 90 minutes and we expect him to have a tough time facing off with Hojlund, who can be a nightmare for defenders when he’s on his day and has averaged 1.48 fouls drawn per 90 in the league.

Igamane has arguably been Rangers’ most dangerous player in front of goal this season having found the back of the net 13 times, despite starting just 14 games. The forward boasts an average of 1.87 shots on target per 90 minutes in the league.

The grand stage doesn’t seem to scare him as this figure actually rises to 2.41 when considering only matches in the Europa League, with him finding the back of the net against Tottenham most recently.

He’s tested the keeper at least once in 12 of his last 14 games, sending at least 2 on target in 9 of those matches, and with United conceding an average of 4.17 shots on goal across all competitions, this pick represents good value.

Man United haven’t been particularly effective in the corners department this season so it’s a surprise to see them priced this generously to win under 7, particularly given they’ve only managed to accumulate that many in 2 of their last 14 matches across the Premier League and Europa League.

Over that period, they’ve averaged a mere 4.00 corners per game which is even less than their season average of 5.00.

Rangers have conceded just 4.26 corners on average in the Scottish Premiership but this falls to only 3.40 in the Europa League.

Ruben Amorim’s side come into this clash having recorded 5 losses, 2 draws and just 1 win in their last 8 games.

This selection will only fail to come home if Man United are able to win by a margin of 2 goals or more, something they’ve done in just 4 out of 22 league games to date (Leicester, Everton, and Southampton x2). Similarly, in the Europa League, this selection has won in 5/6 of Man United’s games with only PAOK succumbing, despite accumulating more xG than Man United.

By contrast, Rangers have won with this handicap in 22 of their 23 league games and 5 of their 6 Europa League games, the last of which was a 1-1 draw with Tottenham.

Diallo’s average of 0.98 shots on target per 90 warrants intrigue but also doesn’t reflect the true extent of his value given he’s played a number of games as a wing-back this season.

He’s fired off at least 1 shot on goal in 9 of his 15 league starts but has also proved himself very effective when coming off the bench. He comes into this clash in the midst of a run of good form which peaked against Southampton, when he bagged himself a hat-trick to drag his United out of trouble.

Rangers have conceded 10 shots on target across their last 2 Europa League clashes, against Lille and Tottenham, which also suggests Man United should be able to create a fair number of chances.