Julian has committed one or more fouls in each of his last five Champions League outings, averaging 2.20 fouls per game over this period.

In the first leg of this clash Alvarez committed a whopping four fouls and will be raring to go having been rested at the weekend ahead of this huge tie.

Robert Lewandowski has been fouled at least once in each of his previous five Champions League fixtures, averaging 2.40 fouls won per game as well.

In the first leg Lewandowksi was fouled just once but he was taken off at half time due to Hansi Flick needing to reshuffle things after Pau Cubarsi's red card. That change should not happen in this game though as Barcelona desperately need goals and who better to call upon than the tournaments third all time top scorer.

If Flick puts his faith in the Pole and Madrid play cautiously as expected, it's hard not to see one of their main attacking threats go all game unscathed against the side with the third most fouls committed in the whole tournament.

Antoine Griezmann has been fouled at least once in each of his previous five Champions League fixtures, averaging 1.20 fouls won per game as well.

The Frenchman will be trying to offer his backline some rest bite in this game, aiming to win fouls up the pitch so his side can stay strong against Barcelona's dangerous attack so, at 1.67 this selection offers decent value.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has had at least one shot in each of his previous five Champions League fixtures, averaging 4.60 fouls won per game as well.

In the first leg the Georgian scored PSG's second just after the hour mark however he looked incredibly dangerous for the entire game. He had a whopping seven shots racking up 1.18 xG showing how difficult he is to contain.

I think he’ll be able to cause Liverpool problems again here, aided by the extra space he should be afforded with Liverpool having to be a bit more bold in their approach as they chase a route back into the contest.