Caio Henrique faces one of the most difficult tasks in world football at the moment as he’s tasked with keeping a handle on Bukayo Saka. He’s only committed 1 foul in his 246 minutes of Champions League football so far this season but expect this to increase up against Saka.

Saka has won 6 fouls across his 4 Champions League appearances this season (1.58 per 90). This is a record that stays consistent when looking at his Premier League numbers. The 23 year old is averaging 2.33 fouls won per 90 across his 14 Premier League appearances this season.

Henrique has committed 8 fouls across his 9 Ligue 1 appearances this season (1.07 per 90). He likes to get forward but will be penned back regularly by Saka who can utilise his effective dribbling ability to draw at least 1 foul from the Brazilian.

Kehrer has committed 6 fouls across his 5 Champions League appearances this season (1.20 per 90). The battle between him and fellow German Kai Havertz will be one to keep an eye on here.

Havertz has won 16 fouls across his 14 Premier League appearances this season (1.16 per 90), he doesn’t shy away from a physical battle with his opposite number and maintains a similar average in the Champions League this season (1.40 fouls won per 90).

Kehrer has committed 7 fouls across his 11 Ligue 1 appearances this season (0.64 per 90) which is a marked difference from his record in the Champions League. This is due to the increase in quality of player the former West Ham man is up against, he could struggle again here against an Arsenal side who are starting to find their feet.

Haaland has won 10 fouls across his 15 Premier League appearances this season (0.67 per 90). The Norwegian has maintained a similar average in the Champions League this season (0.66 per 90) but we could see that increase in a battle against Federico Gatti and Pierre Kalulu.

Gatti has committed 12 fouls across his 13 Serie A appearances this season (1.05 per 90). Kalulu’s record is slightly inferior at 0.82 fouls committed per 90 across his 12 Serie A appearances.

Juventus are a very pragmatic side that will prioritise defensive solidity and look to pick Manchester City off on the break. This is evidenced by Thiago Motta’s side drawing each of their last 4 games in all competitions including a 0-0 draw against Aston Villa in their last Champions League game.

Lewandowski is still at the very top of his game at the age of 36, the Polish striker has scored 7 goals across his 5 Champions League appearances this season. He’s won a standout 12 fouls across these appearances (2.65 per 90).

Lewandowski has been just as effective for Hansi Flick’s side in La Liga this season, he’s scored 16 goals across his 16 appearances whilst averaging 1.36 fouls won per 90 suggesting that it’s a notable aspect of his game that can help Barcelona advance up the pitch when put under pressure.

He’ll be up against Emre Can who is filling in at centre back for Dortmund due to injuries and suspensions, he’s averaging 1.04 fouls committed per 90 across his 11 Bundesliga appearances this season as well as 2.85 fouls committed per 90 across his 4 Champions League appearances this campaign.

Pau Cubarsi has committed 13 fouls across his 17 La Liga appearances this season (0.85 per 90). Hansi Flick has put a lot of trust into the 17 year old who has put in some superb performances this season when considering his age and the pressure that’s been put on him.

He’s committed 6 fouls across his 5 Champions League appearances this season (1.38 per 90) and despite his impressive performances, his immaturity does show at times with reckless challenges and needless yellow cards.

He’ll be up against Serhou Guirassy who has been in form in the Champions League this season with 6 goal contributions so far (4 goals, 2 assists). The Dortmund striker is averaging 1.75 fouls won per 90 across his 5 Champions League appearances this season.