Milan have picked up more yellow cards away from home than any other team in Serie A this season, with 11 in just four games.

And that number has been rising lately, with at least three bookings in each of their last three away matches.

It's a completely different story at home, where they've picked up just two yellow cards in three games this season.

Pavlović has been getting booked way more often since Rúben Amorim took charge.

The centre-back has already picked up four yellow cards in seven games, matching his total for the entire Serie A campaign last season.

The referee, Horațiu Feșnic, is pretty strict too. 

He averages nearly five yellows per game and has already handed out nine cards in his two Europa League matches this season.

Wouter Burger leads Hoffenheim with three bookings in just seven games.

That’s a higher rate than last season, when he picked up seven yellow cards across the entire Bundesliga campaign.

The referee is Lawrence Visser, who's shown 13 yellow cards in his last two Conference League matches.

And it’s not just the referee Burger needs to worry about.

Beşiktaş’ midfielders could cause him plenty of problems too.

Kökçü and Özcan are among the Beşiktaş players who get fouled the most, both averaging more than two fouls won per away game.

In their 4-1 win over Marseille in gameweek one, both of Beşiktaş’ starting central midfielders won three fouls.

Milan have played four away games in Serie A this season, they've all seen BTTS.

Even in their 2-0 Europa League defeat to Benfica, they managed 17 shots and generated 1.03 xG.

Salzburg have scored 13 goals in four home league games, averaging almost 20 shots per match this season.

They also scored four goals in two Europa League qualifying matches.

To be fair, Salzburg have been pretty solid defensively too, conceding just twice at home.

But Milan have already shown they can create chances even against tough opposition.

They've scored in all four of their away games this season, at Torino, Juventus, Lazio and Sassuolo.

Adrien Rabiot has been in good form in the final third, with three goals and two assists already.

The Frenchman is expected to start and has been involved in 45% of the team's goals so far.

Real Sociedad have conceded nine goals in just four away games this season.

Union SG have scored 22 goals in eight Belgian league games, averaging more than 17 shots per match.

The visitors have scored seven goals in their four away trips, with both teams finding the net in three of them.

It's true that Union have been really solid at the back, conceding just one goal in four home league games.

However, they struggled when they came up against stronger opposition in Champions League qualifying, drawing 3–3 at home to Bodø/Glimt.

A Real Sociedad side sitting in La Liga's top six, scoring 1.50 goals per game in Spain's top-flight so far, will fancy their chances of getting on the scoresheet.

Hoffenheim have conceded 13 goals in their first five Bundesliga games, with BTTS landing in all of them.

Their defence is one of the main reasons they're sitting second from bottom, but things look a lot better going forward, especially at home.

They've scored six goals in three home games, taking at least 15 shots in each.

Besiktas have been involved in plenty of entertaining games too.

Both teams have scored in five of their last six matches, a run that includes impressive wins over Marseille (4–1) and Fenerbahçe (2–1).

One of the stars of that run has been Dušan Vlahović, who looks like he's getting back to his best.

The striker has scored six goals in his last five games, including a hat-trick.

With Hoffenheim creating plenty of chances but conceding goals regularly, and Besiktas enjoying such a good run in front of goal, it's hard to imagine this being a low-scoring game.