Golovin has committed 7 fouls across his 6 Champions League appearances this season, 4 of these have been starts, taking his average to 1.56 fouls committed per 90.

His record is as promising when looking at his Ligue 1 appearances this season, he has committed 20 fouls across his 14 domestic appearances (1.83 per 90).

He’ll be up against Boubacar Kamara who has impressed for Villa since returning to the side from injury. Kamara has won 5 fouls across his 4 Champions League appearances this season (1.67 per 90) and has also won 15 fouls across his 13 Premier League outings (1.58 per 90).

Wirtz is enjoying another brilliant season for Bayer Leverkusen, the 21 year old has scored 5 goals across his 6 Champions League appearances this season and registered 11 shots on target (1.96 per 90), he’s had at least 1 in his last 5 Champions League matches.

His record in Europe is supported by his high shots on target per 90 average in the Bundesliga, Wirtz has had 27 shots on target across his 18 appearances this season (1.74 per 90), he’s only behind Patrick Schick and the injured Victor Boniface in the Leverkusen squad when it comes to shots on target per 90.

Wirtz scored a brace against Borussia Mochengladbach in Leverkusen’s most recent Bundesliga match before this fixture and should carry that form into this encounter.

Frimpong is generously priced here to commit 1 foul against Diego Simeone’s stubborn Atletico Madrid side. Frimpong has committed at least 1 foul in each of his last 5 appearances in the Champions League.

Leverkusen are currently averaging 11.0 fouls committed per 90 across their 6 Champions League games this season, this could rise against an Atletico Madrid side who always make it a physical challenge for their opponents. Frimpong is averaging 1.19 fouls committed per 90 in the Champions League this season which is a marked increase on his record in the Bundesliga (0.49 per 90).

This difference in averages is likely to be an increase in defensive workload for Frimpong who usually lines up as a wingback for Leverkusen. The superior quality of the opponents he’s coming up against in the Champions League appears to be driving up his foul rate and that should continue here with a tough away trip.

Guirassy has shown his quality in the Champions League so far this term, the 28-year-old has scored 6 goals and provided 2 assists across his 6 appearances, a record that includes at least 1 shot on target across his last 5 appearances in the competition.

He’s had 11 shots on target across the competition overall (2.48 per 90) which suggests that Dortmund offer him plenty of opportunities so chances in front of goal should continue to come for Guirassy who is usually clinical, he’s outperforming his xG of 4.75 in the Champions League.

Guirassy has a slightly reduced output in the Bundesliga this season, he’s still averaging just over 1.0 shots on target per 90 across his 15 appearances but has struggled to find consistency in front of goal. This is reflective of Dortmund as a whole in the Bundesliga this season so the Champions League should be a welcome distraction for Nuri Sahin’s side.

Lille will be more than happy with their performances in the Champions League so far this season, they have only lost 1 of their 6 assignments and make the trip to Anfield with an inform Johnathan David.

David has had 14 shots across his 6 Champions League appearances this season (2.81 per 90), this record has seen him score 4 goals which have come against Atletico Madrid, Juventus and Real Madrid, so he knows how to find the back of the net against elite competition.

David has had 2+ shots in each of his last 5 appearances in the Champions League this season, he’s far and away Lille’s biggest threat in front of goal and they should look for him at every opportunity in the attacking third. David is also averaging 2.30 shots per 90 across his 18 Ligue 1 appearances this season.