Bustling striker Gyokeres likes to put himself about, his physicality is one of his strongest assets, which combined with his strong running power makes him a very good fit as a lone centre forward.

He has committed one or more foul in each of the group stage games so far. Up against Gabriel, who never shies away from a duel, and William Saliba, who likes to carry the ball out of defence, Gyokeres looks likely to make at least one foul here. The Swede has made 2 fouls in 3 out of 4 UCL matches so far this term.

Havertz continues to be first choice to lead the line for club and country, his all-round game is one of the main reasons for that, with his ability to come deep and link the play allowing space for runners from out wide to exploit.

He often picks up the ball in congested areas, making his ability to draw a foul to escape pressure a key skill. This selection has landed in 4 out of 4 Champions League games this season.

Havertz is as adept at committing fouls as he is at drawing them, making 1 or more in every European outing so far this term.

He has made 2 or more fouls on 3 occasions, often dropping back in to help his midfielders, or chasing balls into the channels. Arsenal have also gone long this season regularly, which often leads to Havertz being penalised when going up for aerial duels.

The Brazillian winger was left on the bench for Arsenal’s win over Nottingham Forest on Saturday, but hopefully that was with this game in mind given he has started every Champions League game so far.

Martinelli usually operates on the left hand side, looking to cut inside onto his right foot and take aim on goal. He has taken exactly two shots in each appearance in Europe this season and we like the odds on him doing the same here.

This game is a tough one to call, especially in light of their 4-1 win over Manchester City last time out. They have a 100% record in Liga Portugal and are unbeaten in the Champions League, with three wins and one draw from four games.

Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal will have seen that performance against City, and be pragmatic here, which his Arsenal side almost always are. They have one of the best defensive partnerships in Europe with Saliba and Gabriel, with the energy of Declan Rice and Thomas Partey sat in front. This is likely to be a game played with caution from both teams, which could materialise into a score draw.

Putting to one side the battering Sporting handed to Man City, the rest of their European games have been relatively tight, and all delivered under 2.5 goals.

Meanwhile, all four of Arsenal’s games have seen under 2.5 goals, with Arsenal failing to score in both of their away games at Atalanta and Inter so far. This match has the look of a potential 0-0 or 1-1 end result, which would suit us here.

As per Bet Builder Level 1, Gyokeres enjoys the physical battle with his defensive opponents. This game will be a big test of his ability at the highest level taking on Gabriel and Saliba.

He will want to make his mark so perhaps may be over eager to impress, but either way, he has committed 2 or more fouls in 3 of four Champions League games so far. at 2.88, this looks a very generous price for the Swede to sin a couple of times.

We have Havertz to be fouled once or more in Bet Builder Level 1, so we will up the ante to twice or more here.

He has been fouled twice in 3 of Arsenal’s 4 games in Europe. Many opposition players may see him as someone who can be bullied out of the game and therefore dish out harsher treatment to him, which of course leads to fouls being awarded.