Lookman has averaged 1.45 fouls per 90 in Serie A and could represent a lot of value in the market against an efficient and in-form Juventus side.

Lookman has sinned at least once in 14 of his most recent 15 appearances, only avoiding being penalised when coming off the bench at halftime in Atalanta’s dominant 5-0 win over Sturm Graz.

Lookman’s most likely direct opponent will be Timothy Weah, whose marauding runs are likely to trouble the winger. The US international has averaged over one foul drawn per game, and this matchup is definitely one to keep an eye on.

Juventus’ average of 4.89 corners per league game is nothing to write home about and given the calibre of opposition they’re facing, the six threshold seems a very distant possibility.

Juventus have fallen short of the six mark in ten of their last 15 games across all competitions and six of their most recent nine in Serie A.

Atalanta, meanwhile, are by some distance the league’s most effective team at preventing opposition corners, averaging just 2.67 conceded per game.

As such, it shouldn’t come as a huge surprise that Juventus have not once exceeded 4 corners against Atalanta in the last 4 clashes between these sides, with The Bianconeri averaging 3.00 corners per game over the period.

Juventus’ average of 1.71 cards per game is the third-fewest of any side in Serie A. When taking their opponent’s record into account, their matches produce a mere average of just 3.67 cards per game, making the 5 mark an unlikely outcome.

Atalanta’s record also merits intrigue, given their matches have produced an even more insignificant average of just 3.37 cards.

This selection is also aided by the appointment of Simone Sozza to referee this match. The Italian referee has overseen 11 Serie A games this season, in which he’s distributed an average of just 3.73 cards.

Ademola Lookman has averaged 1.55 shots on target per 90 to date – the most of any player for La Dea, in what has been one of his best seasons yet.

The winger has tested the keeper at least once in six of his last seven matches, firing off at least two in fives of those games. One of those matches was against Juventus, when he registered five shots and two shots on target.

He’ll also be high on confidence, having found the back of the net five times in his last six games.

Despite Juventus’ run of good form, we’ve seen frequent defensive fragilities, which should encourage La Dea. The Bianconeri have conceded ten shots on goal to PSV, six to Como and five to Empoli in recent weeks.

Backing Kolasinac in the fouls market has been a profitable option this season, with the centre-back averaging 1.98 fouls per 90 in Serie A.

He’s been penalised at least twice in five of his last seven appearances spanning at least 45 minutes and has sinned a total of seven times across his last two games.

He’ll be tasked with containing Kolo Muani and Yildiz, both of whom nost impressive foul-drawing records. Kolo Muani has averaged 1.37 fouls won per 90 in Serie A, whilst Yildiz boasts a team-topping 2.02 per 90.

Atalanta aren’t in the business of picking up too many cards, and there could be value in backing them to be on the wrong end of under three.

La Dea have averaged just 1.81 cards per game in Serie A – the 6th fewest of any side in Serie A. Meanwhile, Juventus’ opponents have picked up an average of just 1.96.

They’ve been particularly clean in recent matches, having been awarded one or fewer cards in each of their last five Serie A clashes. Looking at Juventus’ side of things, their opponents have also received one or fewer bookings in five of their last six.