💎 Gem Bet: Leroy Sane - Over 1.5 Shots

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💎 Gem Bet: Leroy Sane - Over 1.5 Shots (2.50 bet365)
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I'll start off by mentioning this hasn't landed in any of his last five matches, but I've reason to believe Sane will get back to his previous shot numbers tonight.
Sane is still averaging 2.30 shots per 90 in the Süper Lig this season, despite his recent drop off in form. Prior to this five-game spell, where he's had four shots, this bet would have won in 10/12 matches.
One of the reasons I like this bet a lot is because Sane will be motivated to impress against his former side and teammates, where he was once one of the most promising wingers in the world.
This has been evident in the past when Sane has faced Man City. In fact, the last two times the German has played against them, he recorded three and five shots, with five of them hitting the target across those two matches.
Man City will be without new signing Marc Guehi, meaning Ake or Alleyne will most likely start, making them vulnerable in transition like they were against Bodo last week. This is where Sane's pace can exploit them at the back.
Guardiola's side have been facing plenty of shots recently too:11, 16, 7, 11, 21, 22, 14, 14, 16, 17, 16.
If Wolves can manage 11 at the Etihad, and Bodo 16 in Norway, you would expect a dangerous Galatasaray side to hit a similar number. They've been averaging 13.57 shots per game so far in this league phase.
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