As you’ll see, a recurring theme in this bet builder will be surrounding Chelsea’s pretty evident superiority, something that should lead to plenty of chances coming their way.

Noah conceded seven shots on target in each of their two conference league matches. Those games consisted of clashes against Mlada Bodeslav and Rapid Wien, implying Chelsea stand a strong chance of surpassing that figure.

Including Chelsea’s play-off round fixtures, Nkunku has tested the keeper seven times in his four Europa Conference League games, averaging 2.21 per 90. That’s despite those games coming against significantly tougher opponents than Noah, who sit fourth in the Armenian Premier League at present.

Although Noah aren’t expected to rack up the bulk of the chances, backing Aias to have just one shot is excellent value.

He’s fired off at least one shot in each of his four matches in the conference league, despite playing just 5 minutes at home, and 14 away, in their play-off clashes with MFK Ružomberok. Across those games, he’s averaged an impressive 5.48 per 90 minutes.

Chelsea’s defence has been far from watertight in the competition, conceding an average of 13.5 shots per 90 including at least eight in each of their four games.

Although he’s seemingly yet to take off in the Premier League, Mudryk has been productive to say the least in the Europa Conference League, bagging four goal contributions in his two games.

Most recently in the competition, the Ukrainian international found the back of the net once, in addition to setting up two goals for his teammates.

He should get a boatload of opportunities against Noah who as mentioned, are currently 4th in the Armenian Premier League and will surely struggle defensively on Thursday.

Chelsea have been racking up the corners in recent weeks, accumulating an impressive 64 in their last eight games – an average of eight per 90 minutes. They’ve faced some pretty tough outfits over the period and provided they dominate possession against Noah, they stand a great chance of matching if not exceeding this average.

In just one of those eight games did The Blues fail to win at least six corners; the sole exception coming when they took five against Liverpool.

This was a winning selection in both of Chelsea’s prior matches in the Europa Conference League, including their clash with Gent which saw them rack up ten.

Perhaps surprisingly, Nkunku has seen his league minutes drastically reduced this season, with Maresca opting to start Nicolas Jackson in his place. Consequently, he’s predicted to start this match against the significantly weaker, Noah.

The Frenchman has found the back of the net in each of his four Europa Conference League appearances this season, benefitting from three penalties along the way. He’s also racked up 165 minutes in the EFL Cup, scoring three times in the process.

Another player who is yet to make a significant impact for this season, Joao Felix will be looking to use this relatively straightforward clash as a chance to express his talent and find a way back into the first team.

This selection was a winner in Joao Felix’s last ECL clash, where he scored a brace against Panathinaikos, with one goal coming either side of halftime.

Noah aren’t expected to meet similar standards defensively and this could be a really open affair with chances coming thick and fast.

Despite being far from favourites for this affair, backing Noah to win two or more corners could be a smart decision.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, data from the corner market in the Armenian Premier League is pretty hard to come by, but we can tell you it’s a feat they’ve managed in each of their ECL clashes, in which they’ve averaged 3.5 per 90.

Chelsea, despite their dominance, conceded five corners in their clash with Panathinaikos, and four when they travelled to face Gent. They even allowed Barrow to take four in their EFL Cup clash over this season. In just one out of their last fourteen matches have Chelsea prevented their opponents from winning two or more corners.

Although Chelsea’s games have tended towards entertaining affairs featuring goals for both sides, each of their last six have seen this selection win, with those games producing an average of just 2.83 goals per game.

Over the course of the season, Chelsea’s games have averaged under 3.5 goals per 90, meaning we have quite a lot of leeway for success here.

In the league, Noah’s ten matches have produced no more than 33 goals, with just one exceeding the five mark. On that occasion, they won 6-0 which is hardly a comparable matchup to what we might expect on Thursday.