This pick looks solid given United’s corner numbers in Europe. They average a strong 6.57 corners per game, regularly exploiting wide areas to create set-piece opportunities. In the Premier League, this average falls 4.80 against stronger opposition.

FCSB allowed Qarabag to notch 7 corners in their last Europa League outing, and United can expect to rack up a similar number here.

FCSB aren’t big on winning corners, managing just 1.77 per game in the Europa League. Against a dominant United side who limits opponents to an average of 3.43 corners per game, it’s hard to see FCSB bucking that trend.

Their attacking play in this competition tends to come through central areas from long balls, which doesn’t lend itself well to racking up corners. Odds of 1.50 represent good value for the hosts to notch under 5 flag kicks here.

This match promises plenty of fouls and cards. FCSB’s games in Europe average a massive 5.85 cards, with the team themselves picking up 3.23 per match.

United’s fixtures tend to have a fair few less with a total of 2.71 cards per game, however, this is largely due to their opponents not tallying many card – which should not be a problem against FCSB. The over 3.5 cards market looks like a smart selection.

Bruno has taken more shots across all competitions than any other Man United player this season, averaging 2.90 per game.

He’s taken 2 or more shots in all of his Europa League appearances this term, hitting 3 efforts 3 times and 5 shots on one occasion. While his shots on target numbers are less emphatic, he is consistently taking shots on goal.

With United expected to dominate proceedings, Bruno will be integral to his sides quest to break down the stubborn hosts. Given that he will be on free-kicks too, 2.25 represents good value for him to hit 2+ efforts on target.

FCSB have averaged 3.31 shots on target per game in the Europa League, and even against tougher opposition, they’ve proved themselves able to test the keeper.

They scored 3 goals from 5 shots on target against Qarabag last time out in this competition and have only failed to meet this line once in their last 3 Europa League matches – notching 2 efforts on target when down to 10-men against Olympiacos.

United have been far from stable in defence this term, conceding 4.57 shots on target per game in Europe, FCSB will fancy themselves to hit this mark, especially in front of their home crowd.

FCSB have been very solid defensively in the Europa League, conceding just 0.89 goals per game, and their home form is even more impressive, with only 1 goal allowed in 3 matches. Man United will expect to have plenty of the ball, but could struggle to break the stubborn hosts down.

While defensively strong, FCSB have not been overly aggressive going forward, averaging just 1.33 goals per game in the Europa League. United will likely control possession, and while their defence hasn’t been solid this season, they’ll fancy their chances of keeping a clean sheet here. 2.0 represents a good price for BTTS No.

United are corner machines in Europe, averaging 6.57 per game, while FCSB rank one of the lowest in the competition in this regard managing just 1.77 per game.

The odds for this game and the quality of these teams suggest United are likely to dominate, while FCSB’s defensive style will probably further limit their corner count, this selection is excellent value at these odds.

Mihai Popescu has been FCSB’s most fouled player in the Europa League, drawing an average of 1.57 fouls per match. In a high-stakes game where both teams are fighting for a top 8 finish, the likelihood of fouls increases as the intensity rises.

Popescu is expected to come up against Bruno Fernandes, Man United’s most frequent fouler, averaging 1.33 fouls per game, and Amad Diallo, who commits 0.76 fouls per game in the Premier League. With United’s overall foul rate of 10.67 per game across all competitions, Popescu could easily find himself a frequent target for challenges. He looks great value to be fouled just once at 2.20.