Igor Matanović has four goals and one assist in eight Bundesliga games this season, but what really stands out is how often he shoots.

He’s taken 26 shots, with 13 on target, averaging 4.2 shots per 90 minutes. He’s had at least two shots in all eight games and scored in his last match against Augsburg.

His numbers are even better at home, where he’s scored three of his four goals this season and averages five shots per 90 minutes.

Freiburg have also been much better going forward at home, scoring 12 goals in four games. That’s three per match, twice their average away from home.

Union Berlin, on the other hand, have already conceded 19 goals in eight league games and are giving up a massive 23 shots per match away from home, including ten on target.

They’ve conceded 12 goals in three away games and will also be without Felix Uduokhai at the back because he’s suspended.

Freiburg are going really well and are keeping pace at the top of the Bundesliga with five wins from their opening eight games.

Only Bayern and RB Leipzig have outscored them and on home soil they’ve won three from four, only tasting defeat to Bayern.

Their home metrics are very impressive as they average 1.69 xG and restrict their opponents to just 1.06 and even that is inflated by the 1.98 Bayern had.

Union Berlin have won just one game this season and on the road their returns have been laughable.

They’ve taken one point and scored just a single goal in three games, shipping 12 in the process with an eye-watering 2.75xGA.

The Cherries are in incredible form. They’ve won seven on the spin in all comps, keeping six clean sheets.

They’ve averaged 1.57 xG and cruised past Manchester United last time out.

They’re excellent in attack, with Evanilson and Marcus Tavernier performing particularly well recently.

Ipswich have the second highest xGA in the Premier League at 2 per match and one of the lowest xG’s at 1.28.

Sociedad have won 4 of their last 5 La Liga matches and they’ve lost just one home game so far, which was against Atletico Madrid.

They’ve averaged 1.58 xG and notably, they have been much sterner defensively at home, averaging 1.32 xGA compared to 2.05 away.

That strength at home matches up well with Vallecano’s lacklustre away form.

The visitors are winless in five away matches which includes shipping five to Barcelona and four to Real Madrid.

In total, they’ve managed just two points from a possible 15 on their travels.