Pathé Ciss is always worth keeping an eye on for a yellow card when Rayo Vallecano play.

He's been Rayo's most booked player over the last two seasons, picking up over 20 yellows, and he's already got four in La Liga this season.

And here's the interesting part: two of those four yellows weren't even for fouls. They came from arguing with opponents or referees.

Ciss is likely to come up against two of Getafe's most fouled players in midfield.

Ramón Terrats has been fouled four times in his last three games, while Mario Martín is getting fouled more than twice a game in La Liga.

With Ciss picking up so many cards and facing players who get fouled regularly, it wouldn't be a surprise to see him booked again.

You won’t get this price on Gallagher very often, he’s usually as short as 3.0 for a caution so this is a very appealing price.

Gallagher is one of the most chaotic players in the Premier League, committing four fouls across his three starts in the top flight so far (1.73 per 90) - collecting two yellow cards already.

Gallagher has already matched his card tally from last season, despite making 11 fewer starts. I’m particularly interested in his duel with Yirenki here, who was fouled twice against Newcastle last time out.

Rayo Vallecano have scored and conceded in all seven of their La Liga games this season.

Their away record is pretty worrying, with an average of three goals conceded and 18 shots faced per game.

To be fair, they've played Real Madrid and Barcelona away from home, but they couldn't even keep a clean sheet against Osasuna or Racing.

Getafe are a completely different team when they play at home.

They've scored just four goals in eight league games, but all four have come at the Coliseum.

They haven't lost any of their four home games and are averaging 14 shots per match.

With Rayo conceding in every game but still scoring against teams like Real Madrid and Barcelona, there's a good chance we'll see BTTS here.

Trabzonspor have scored 11 goals in three home games, including four against Galatasaray.

They're averaging 16.33 shots per game at home, but they've also allowed 12 shots in each of those matches.

And then there's Salah, who's the league's top scorer with seven goals and has also provided three assists.

Beşiktaş are in great form too, having scored at least twice in their last five games, including a 3–2 away win against Hoffenheim in the Europa League.

Games between these two tend to be pretty open, with both teams scoring in their last five meetings.

And with the league's two highest-scoring attacks facing each other this Monday, both averaging 2.29 goals per game, it wouldn't be a surprise to see plenty of goals.

Monza have scored in every game this season, even away to Inter and Lazio.

The problem is that they've also conceded in every match, letting in at least three goals in four of their six games.

Gustavo Varela is their top scorer and is expected to start. He's scored four goals so far, three of them at home.

Cagliari have Daniel Maldini, though, who's scored four of their six goals this season.

They've got one of the best defensive records in Serie A, but they're still facing almost 21 shots per game.

Looking at those numbers, and with both teams' top scorers expected to play, there's a good chance we'll see BTTS in this one too.