Vinicius Tobias will have the tough job of dealing with Federico Dimarco in the Champions League, and his record in European games is worth a look.

The Brazilian committed one foul and picked up a yellow card against PSV, then committed another two fouls against AEK.

He also picked up four yellow cards in last season's Conference League, so he's got a bit of a history of getting booked in European games.

Dimarco is likely to be playing down Tobias' side, and he's Inter's main man when it comes to crosses, averaging nine per 90 minutes.

Referee Harm Osmers isn't exactly shy about showing cards either, having handed out at least five yellows in each of his last five Europa League games.

With Tobias already picking up cards in European games and a referee who isn't afraid to show them, there's a good chance the Brazilian could get booked again.

Feyenoord averaged 15.5 fouls per game in the first two Champions League rounds, the second-highest figure in the competition, and now they're up against a Betis side that create plenty of chances at home.

Abde Ezzalzouli is Betis' most fouled player, averaging 1.71 fouls won per game, and he's been in great form as the team's top scorer.

Gjivai Zechiël has been playing on the right side of Feyenoord's midfield, which means he could find himself up against Abde.

The Dutch midfielder has committed at least one foul in each of his last four games for Feyenoord and picked up his second yellow card of the season in Feyenoord's last league game.

Referee Simone Sozza is another factor to consider, having shown 13 yellow cards and two reds in his three European club games this season.

Zechiël could be in for a tough night in the Champions League with Ezzalzouli playing so well and a referee who doesn't seem to let much go.