Jamal Musiala is in terrific early-season form for Bayern Munich and the mercurial midfielder has been averaging a healthy 1.73 shots on target per 90 minutes in the Bundesliga since the summer.

The 21-year-old, who has notched three goals in his last five runouts for club and country, is playing with real authority in the final third and a confident Musiala can be accurate with his finishing again against Dinamo Zagreb.

Musiala ranks third at Bayern this season for touches in the opposition box (5.65 p/90), so he’s been getting in threatening positions time and time again. Back the German international to test Dinamo keeper Ivan Nevistic with at least one attempt here.

Holding midfielder Marko Rog has been in and out of the Dinamo Zagreb team this season, however, the 29-year-old rarely lets an appearance pass without committing at least one foul.

Rog has been averaging 2.50 fouls per 90 minutes for Dinamo in the Croatian HNL this term and the anchorman has fouled at least once in six out of seven appearances in all competitions overall.

The former Napoli and Sevilla man is usually deployed with a remit to throw his weight around in midfield, and against a possession-hungry Bayern Munich side, Rog represents top value to commit at least two fouls again.

Veteran centre-half Kevin Theophile-Catherine is set to endure an uncomfortable evening at the Allianz Arena. The 34-year-old has been giving away 2.32 fouls per 90 minutes in the Croatian league for Dinamo Zagreb this season and the Frenchman has been struggling to time his tackles against some of his younger adversaries.

Bayern Munich’s frontline contains the kind of technical, fleet-footed forwards that Theophile-Catherine tends to toil against and the battle-hardened campaigner, who committed four fouls in his last two runouts for Dinamo alone, has excellent credentials in the 1+ fouls bracket again against Die Roten.

With Vincent Kompany’s philosophy taking hold, Bayern Munich already tops the pile in the Bundesliga for average possession controlled per game this season (68.7%) and only Bayer Leverkusen have had more touches than the Bavarians in the final third.

That territorial dominance has allowed Bayern to win 6.33 corners per 90 minutes in the German top flight since the summer and their ability to keep their opponents pinned back for long periods could allow them to rack up another healthy corner count against Dinamo Zagreb.

The Croatians conceded 11 corners across two legs against Qarabag in the Champions League qualifiers last month and against a vastly superior Bayern Munich side, there is a good chance they’ll concede even more. Back Bayern to win six or more corners at Dinamo’s expense.

Harry Kane buried his first hattrick of the new campaign with a well-taken treble against Holstein Kiel at the weekend and that flurry followed hot on the heels of a brace for England against Finland during the international break.

With his finishing typically razor-sharp, Kane is an easily-backed option in the anytime goalscorer market against Dinamo Zagreb and in a fixture Bayern have been tipped to dominate, the centre-forward won’t be short on chances to convert.

Kane was the joint-top scorer in last season’s edition of the Champions League alongside Kylian Mbappe (eight goals each), so back the prolific targetman to pick up where he left off.

Serge Gnabry spent more time in the treatment room than on the pitch last season and Bayern Munich were left to rue the absence of their winger’s goal-scoring thrust from the flank.

However, a fit again Gnabry has been back to his impactful best in 2024/25 and the 29-year-old has been averaging 2.40 shots on target per 90 minutes for Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga since the summer, reminding everyone just how devastating an attacking force he can be at his best.

Indeed, Gnabry has had more accurate attempts and more shots overall than any of his teammates so far this term and the wide forward, who has an affinity for performing in the Champions League, is priced attractively to clock at least two more shots on target against Dinamo Zagreb.

Jamal Musiala has been a lightning rod for fouls so far this season and the 21-year-old has been drawing 3.04 of them per 90 minutes in the Bundesliga.

With his superb ball-carrying ability, quick feet and light physical frame, Musiala has a string of foul-drawing attributes in his locker and the youngster’s skillset could draw more mistimed tackles on Tuesday.

The Dinamo Zagreb defence and midfield are made up of several no-nonsense characters, who won’t hesitate to engage the dark arts in a bid to limit Musiala’s influence. The attacking midfielder has been fouled at least twice in four of his last six starts for club and country, and we’re tipping that trend to continue.

Dinamo Zagreb utilised an aggressive approach in their 5-0 double-legged victory over Qarabag in last month’s Champions League qualifiers and the Croatians committed more fouls than their Azerbaijani counterparts in both of the teams’ encounters in August.

In total, Dinamo Zagreb committed a sizable 31 fouls (13&18) across their two encounters with Qarabag, and they showcased their gritter side again at the weekend when they gave another 12 free kicks away in their Eternal Derby loss to rivals Hajduk Split in the Croatian HNL.

Sergej Jakirović’s side aren’t afraid to stick the boot in and the combative Croatians are backed to commit at least 12 fouls again against a classy Bayern Munich side that will expect to enjoy the lion’s share of possession.