After a sensational World Cup, Bellingham has continued his form into La Liga. He’s kicked off his campaign with two goals and two assists in his opening three matches.

He’s also had four shots on target across those three matches with this selection landing in two of them.

He was brilliant in this market through the summer too, he had two or more shots on target in three of England’s four knockout games and even managed two in just 12 minutes in the third-place play-off against France.

Betis started well but were dealt an alarming 5-2 thrashing by Levante. Madrid can hurt them here and they’ve been scoring freely so far.

Speaking of scoring freely, that leads me into this selection. Madrid have already slammed in 10 goals across their opening three matches - four, four and two.

This selection has landed in each of Vini’s last two matches as he’s picked up two assists and a goal to start the season.

Of course, he’s very capable of scoring himself and can work chances all by himself but then he’s also got Mbappe, Bellingham, Diomande, Guler and Diaz all to feed with chances - Mbappe alone already has four goals this season, one of which was set up by Vini Jr.

I’m expecting a bit of a clash down the left-hand side between two Brazilians who do have a bit of a reputation for stirring the pot and getting a bit involved with their opposing number.

He’s committed three fouls so far, with this selection landing in two of his three matches.

He committed 38 fouls last season, the most in the entire Real Madrid squad and an average of 1.21 per 90 minutes.

Antony has drawn two fouls in each of his two matches so far and drew an average of 1.62 per 90 minutes last season.

Antony has also committed three fouls this season and again, this selection has landed in two of his three matches.

Often petulant, especially when frustrated, Antony committed an average of 0.74 fouls per 90 minutes last season and committed a foul in one of the meetings with Real Madrid.

Vinicius Jr is exceptional at drawing fouls, he drew an average of 2.59 per 90 minutes last season and has been drawing them at a ridiculous rate in his opening three this time around.

Vini has been fouled 13 times in three matches and he drew a whopping eight against Espanyol.