Kristijan Jakic was the catalyst for a potential comeback against Bayern Munich last time out, as he got on the scoresheet after 53 minutes, before providing the assist for Mert Komur 20 minutes later. It was looking likely that Augsburg were to pull off an unlikely resurgence from three goals down, but the champions were just about to hold on to their lead. 

Jakic did see an uptick in shots towards the end of last season, and he has continued that trend this term. The Croatian international has landed this bet in all three games this campaign, and in each of his last nine starts in all competitions for Augsburg. The 28-year-old has shown a bit more attacking intent recently, notably scoring against Bayern last time out from inside the box, but the majority of his attempts come from outside the box.

Finally, Real Betis were able to secure the services of Antony on a permanent basis on transfer deadline day, following a standout loan spell last season during which the Brazilian helped Los Verdiblancos to a 6th-place finish in the league and the Conference League final. 

His arrival became even more important after Aitor Ruibal sustained a hamstring injury against Celta Vigo. 19-year-old Pablo Garcia made his first senior start in his career, but Antony will be expected to replace him this weekend. 

After a lack of gametime to start the campaign, Antony will be expected to hit the ground running, but he did manage to do that last season when he arrived in Spain. Antony landed this bet in each of his first four matches in the Spanish top-flight, including three goals in that period. His average of 2.95 shots per 90 in La Liga was amongst the highest in the Betis squad, and he will look forward to a return to Seville.

With two goals and two assists to his name after three La Liga games, no player has contributed to more goals in the Spanish top-flight than Lamine Yamal this season. In addition to that, he has racked up a total of 19 shots, which is another league-high. The 18-year-old has looked on another level this season, and was able to extend his run of form for Spain, too. 

He registered three assists across the two games, as the Spaniards cruised to victory against Bulgaria and Turkey by an aggregate score of 9-0 (6-0 and 3-0). Considering Yamal landed this bet in all three appearances against Valencia last season, he is a player to target once more. 

After three away matches to start the season, Barcelona will look forward to returning to the Olimpic Lluis Companys Stadium, where they beat Valencia 7-1 last season in the league.