Munoz has been excellent for Crystal Palace this season, he’s really important to their system as a right wing back with the 28-year-old showing his value in the final third by providing eight goal contributions across his 29 appearances in the Premier League this season - including scoring the winner against Brighton last time out.

As well as being really effective in the final third, Munoz can be quite rash. He’s averaging 1.50 fouls won per 90 in the Premier League this term, which is a record that has returned seven yellow cards for the Colombian - only Will Hughes has received more cautions for Palace in the Premier League this season (10). 

Munoz will have the difficult task of being up against one of City’s excellent 1v1 dribblers. This is likely to be either Jack Grealish (2.78 fouls won per 90) or Jeremy Doku (1.91 fouls won per 90). Either player will regularly test Munoz, who is likely to have to utilise his strengths off the ball here with Palace expected to have very little of it and City constantly looking to find their wide players in an attempt to break down their resolute defence.

Celtic are averaging 7.3 shots on target per game in the Scottish Premiership, more than any other side in the division, which underlines the dominance Celtic have had over the Scottish top-flight this campaign.

They’ve been particularly effective at Celtic Park, winning 14 of their 16 games on home territory, scoring 53 goals in the process - another table-topping metric. 

Celtic have faced Kilmarnock on three occasions this season and came out on top in all three. In the most recent head-to-head meeting between the sides at Celtic Park, Celtic ran out 4-0 winners and had 13 shots on target to Kilmarnock’s two. A similar disparity in the attacking numbers is on the cards here as Celtic embark on their lap of honour having already sealed the Scottish Premiership title.

Everton have utilised set pieces well this season and have won 5+ corners in four of their last five Premier League matches. Nine of Everton’s 35 goals in the Premier League this season have come from set piece situations (25%). This shows how Everton use set pieces and corners specifically as a viable route to goal, especially against a side like Nottingham Forest, who won’t give them many chances from open play.

Everton racked up five corners in the initial meeting between these sides, which ended in a 2-0 victory for Nottingham Forest at Goodison Park. Everton are in the rare situation here of facing a side that has just as little of the ball as they do - both sides are averaging 39.6% possession in the Premier League this season, which outlines their tactical approach to games quite well. Everton actually ended up having 64% of the ball in the initial meeting, which was the highest possession total they’ve managed in the Premier League this season.

Danny Welbeck is Brighton’s joint-top scorer this season, alongside João Pedro, with eight goals for the Seagulls in the Premier League. It’s an impressive return at his age, and he should get more opportunities here against a Leicester side that look like they have given up all hope of staying up in the Premier League this season.

Welbeck scored in his most recent Premier League outing against Crystal Palace. He now lines up against a Leicester side that have lost each of their last five Premier League games without scoring a goal, they’ve conceded 11 goals across these games, which would suggest that Brighton will get chances here to find their frontman.

Fabian Hurzeler’s side have been quite reliable at home this season; only three teams have actually come to the Amex and left with all three points this season, which highlights the size of the task facing an out-of-form Leicester side here. They’ll struggle to keep Welbeck quiet, with the veteran striker looking to go back-to-back after netting at Crystal Palace last week.

Stockport have won 13 of their 20 games at home in League One this season; only three sides have won more games at home in League One this campaign (Reading, Birmingham and Wrexham). Stockport currently look quite comfortable in the play-off positions. There is an eight-point gap between Dave Challinor’s side and Bolton, who are looking to crash the play-off party late on. 

Stockport have won four of their last five games in League One, with the exception coming against Wrexham away from home, who boast the 2nd-best home record in the entire division. Rotherham also enter this game with some momentum, having won each of their last three games, however, a large part of this success is likely linked to a new manager bounce after Steve Evans was relieved of his duties as head coach. Matt Hamshaw has taken the reins for the remainder of the season.

Rotherham have struggled on the road this season, winning just five of their 20 assignments away from home, only managing to score 17 goals across these games, which could prove problematic against a Stockport side that have only conceded 18 goals across their 20 home games this season.

Dortmund are all but out of the Champions League after suffering a 4-0 defeat to Barcelona in the first leg of their quarter-final. This doesn’t spell the end of the campaign for Dortmund who are still three points away from European qualification for next season. Missing out on European qualification would be a disaster for Niko Kovac’s side, but not necessarily surprising, they’ve been poor in the Bundesliga all season and only recently dragged themselves into the top half of the table.

Bayern have been dominant at the Allianz Arena this season, winning 12 of their 14 games in familiar surroundings and scoring 46 goals in the process. Vincent Kompany’s side have seen BTTS in four of their last five games, which would suggest that this Bayern backline is not watertight. They have come out on top in two of these games, with the talent in attacking areas making up for the defensive shortcomings this season.

Dortmund have seen BTTS in three of their last five Premier League games, with BTTS also landing in the initial meeting between the sides, which ended in a 1-1 draw. Bayern should be able to go one better and collect all three points as the home side.

Barcelona have plenty of motivation to pick up all three points here. The La Liga title race has been tight throughout the campaign, but Barcelona have an opportunity here to open up some breathing room between themselves and the chasing Madrid sides. Real Madrid have to attempt to come back from three goals down in the second leg of their Champions League tie, so Carlo Ancelotti is left with a tough choice in deciding which competition to prioritise.

Barcelona boast the best away record in La Liga this season, winning 10 of their 15 games on the road and scoring 42 goals in the process. This goal output is a real strength of Barcelona’s; the next top scorers on the road in La Liga are Real Madrid (26), which shows how the firepower that Hansi Flick has with Lamine Yamal, Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski is impossible to contain at times.

Leganes have won five of their 15 games at home this season, they’ll struggle to deal with the attacking prowess of this Barcelona side but did manage to come away with a 1-0 win in the initial meeting between the sides in which they went ahead early and then sat deep for the rest of the game. The metrics from that game suggest that this result is unlikely to be replicated by Leganes, with Barcelona looking to close in on the La Liga title.