Marcus Thuram has five goals and two assists this season, and he's Inter's main goal threat with Lautaro Martinez out.

Inter have one of the best attacks in Italy, scoring 26 goals in ten games and leading Serie A in xG, averaging around 2.69 per match.

With Lautaro out, Thuram is taking more shots than anyone else in the team, averaging 4.33 per 90 minutes.

He recently had a great game against Fiorentina, taking nine shots, four of them on target.

Feyenoord have really struggled defensively in the Champions League, conceding eight goals in three games.

They've allowed 58 shots, including 24 on target, averaging almost 20 shots and eight on target per game.

Barcelona scored five against Feyenoord, while Como managed to score twice despite playing away in Rotterdam.

Thuram has already had success against Feyenoord too. He scored in both of their last two meetings in the 2024/25 Champions League, including Inter's 2-0 away win.

Both Villarreal and PSG have scored and conceded in all three of their Champions League games so far, and every one of those games has had at least four goals.

PSG have the best attack in the competition, averaging 4.67 goals per game, and they're coming off two 4-2 wins against Manchester City and Barcelona.

Villarreal, meanwhile, have shown they can score against defences that don't usually give much away, putting three past Liverpool and two past Dortmund away from home.

That hasn't been enough to turn those performances into more wins, though, as they've conceded eight goals in the Champions League, averaging 2.67 per match.

The Spanish side have also gone 14 straight games in the competition without keeping a clean sheet.

The good news is that PSG haven't exactly been solid at the back either, conceding five goals in three games, including one at home to Slovan Bratislava.

Villarreal have had at least 13 shots in every Champions League game so far, and now they're facing a PSG side that takes more shots than anyone else, averaging 24 attempts per match.

Bayern have really struggled to keep clean sheets this season, with both teams scoring in each of their last seven games across all competitions.

They drew 2-2 at home to Dortmund over the weekend, the same scoreline as their last Champions League game against Arsenal.

Their attack has still been incredible, averaging more than three goals per game this season, but their defence has been giving opponents plenty of chances, allowing at least 12 shots in four of their last five games.

They even conceded against second-division side Magdeburg, allowing nine shots in that game.

Atlético have the third-best attack in La Liga and they've scored in all five of their home league matches.

They're averaging 1.82 xG at home across all competitions and have already shown what they can do by beating Real Madrid 2-1.

Both Villarreal and PSG have scored and conceded in all three of their Champions League games so far, and every one of those games has had at least four goals.

PSG have the best attack in the competition, averaging 4.67 goals per game, and they're coming off two 4-2 wins against Manchester City and Barcelona.

Villarreal, meanwhile, have shown they can score against defences that don't usually give much away, putting three past Liverpool and two past Dortmund away from home.

That hasn't been enough to turn those performances into more wins, though, as they've conceded eight goals in the Champions League, averaging 2.67 per match.

The Spanish side have also gone 14 straight games in the competition without keeping a clean sheet.

The good news is that PSG haven't exactly been solid at the back either, conceding five goals in three games, including one at home to Slovan Bratislava.

Villarreal have had at least 13 shots in every Champions League game so far, and now they're facing a PSG side that takes more shots than anyone else, averaging 24 attempts per match.

Barella has had a shot in all three of his Champions League matches this season, having two shots against Shakhtar last time out.

He’s got a consistent record domestically too, taking 16 shots across his nine appearances in Serie A (1.91 per 90), only three players in the Inter squad have had more shots than Barella in Serie A this term.

This record would suggest that Barella is being encouraged to push forward more often. He’s had a shot in eight of his nine appearances domestically, so this is clearly a consistent part of his game - with Barella having multiple shots in five of these games.

El Khannouss is a really interesting player.

I was impressed with what I saw from him when he was at Leicester, but consistency has been an issue for the Moroccan.

He does have a pretty decent shot record to back him for an effort here, taking six shots across his three Champions League appearances (2.23 per 90).

His domestic record is appealing too, he had to be patient to earn his spot in the side at the start of the season but has had 10 shots across his four starts in the Bundesliga (2.23 per 90).

He scored from two shots in Stuttgart’s win over Leverkusen over the weekend, so he should have plenty of confidence to take on at least two shots here at a pretty decent price.

Luis Suarez is clearly Sporting’s biggest threat in front of goal and has had at least two shots on target in all three of his Champions League matches.

Suarez has scored eight goals across his seven starts domestically for Sporting, taking 28 shots across those games (3.80 per 90), with eight of them finding the target.

He’s on penalties for Sporting as well, which is where one of his four goals in the Champions League have come from this term. Only Nicolas Jackson and Kylian Mbappe have had more shots on target in the Champions League than Luis Suarez.

Dilane Bakwa is an exciting, but eccentric, winger and he’s at a decent price to have a few shots in this clash as Lille travel to Bodo Glimt.

Bodo Glimt’s games in the Champions League have a reputation for being entertaining and I can see this being an end to end affair.

Bakwa has had more shots than any other Lille player in the Champions League so far (6 - 2.39 per 90), and managed four shots against Galatasaray last time out - highlighting how he can sometimes take on shots when there are better options available.

Bakwa has also had a shot in all five of his Ligue 1 appearances this season, managing multiple shots in two of these games.

Bryan Mbeumo has had more shots on target than any other Man Utd player across all competitions this season (14 - 1.19 per 90).

He found the target right at the death against Chelsea last time out, forcing a superb save from Mike Penders. That effort on target landed my Chelsea v Man Utd Bet Builder on Saturday, and I think Mbeumo can help us to another winner.

He’s incredibly consistent when it comes to finding the target, managing at least one effort on goal in every Premier League match this term. He’s found the target in two of his three Champions League matches, only failing to do so against Como.

Mbeumo should lead the line for Man Utd again here, with Benjamin Sesko still battling an injury.

Believe it or not, only Mbappe (10) has had more shots on target in the Champions League this season than Nicolas Jackson (8).

He’s found the target twice in all three of his Champions League matches against Brugge, Fenerbahce and Viking. While this is an obvious step up in quality, Barcelona still offer up so many chances to opposition sides with their high line.

Jackson’s movement is really clever, and has improved further working under the guidance of Unai Emery - who seems to have a way to get the most out of forwards that previously haven’t been that clinical.

Jackson should also be full of confidence. He’s scored in each of his last two Premier League matches against Fulham and Man City, managing a shot on target in each of his last five games domestically.