Although things are beginning to look a bit brighter for Emerson in Italy, he’s still identified as a defensive vulnerability and too often finds himself out of position and exposed. As a result the Brazillian often has to make last-ditch challenges resulting in fouls.

He’s sinned at least once in 10 of his 13 games this season including each of the last four across all competitions. His average of 2.10 per 90 is second only to Morata amongst Milan players and surely merits intrigue in the market.

He’s likely to come up against Yildiz who’s drawn at least one foul in each of his last five starts, totalling nine over the period.

A well-established candidate in the fouls department, Morata’s remarkable average of 2.36 fouls per 90 makes him an excellent pick in the market.

He’s slipped up at least once in nine of his last 10 appearances, despite only lasting the full 90 in three of them. He committed three fouls in each of his most recent two league games, before fouling another four times in just 67 minutes for Spain over the international break.

Juventus are averaging over 10 fouls drawn per game and with Morata leading Milan’s aggressive high press, this looks like great value.

Rafa Leao finally looks back to his best after sitting a few games out on the bench amidst a combination of tactical and disciplinary issues.

Only six players in Serie A boast a stronger shots-per-90 ratio than Leao who’s averaging 4.15 per game. He picked up where he left off over the international break when he fired off three shots in each of his games for Portugal, making it his fifth game in a row to have managed at least three.

Significantly, Juventus’ injury crisis means Leao will come up against their third-choice right-back in Savona, filling in for Cabal who will be sidelined for some time with an ACL injury. It’ll be a huge test for the youngster who could find himself exposed by Leao, increasing the Portuguese international’s shot-taking opportunities.

Juventus come into this clash still unbeaten in the league after 12 matches played. Their form also extends beyond Serie A, having recorded just one loss in their sixteen clashes across all competitions.

Milan, on the other hand, have been plagued with inconsistencies winning just 46.67% of their games this season. In their last five, Milan’s only two wins have come against Udinese and Monza, dropping points to Fiorentina, Napoli and Cagliari.

Last season Juventus won four points in their clashes with Milan meaning this selection was a winner in both legs.

Although Conceicao hasn’t racked up a whole lot of gametime this season, we’ve seen glimpses of brilliance off the bench, and given the injuries to Nico Gonzalez and Vlahovic, he’s likely to get a start.

The youngster has averaged 3.08 shots per 90 this season, firing off at least one in all 10 appearances for Juventus despite only starting half of them.

The Portuguese international has also clocked 222 minutes in the Nations League since the start of the season, averaging 3.65 shots per 90 in the competition.

Juventus’ attack seems to have finally got firing following a dismal start to the season which saw the Bianconeri held to three back-to-back 0-0 stalemates between their third and fifth game.

The Old Lady has scored at least two goals in each of their most recent four league games, also firing off a minimum of fours shots on target in each.

Milan’s defence has been shaky at best and the Rosonneri have conceded at least four shots on goal in nine of their fifteen games to date.

Leao’s impressive average of 1.94 shots on target per 90 can only be topped by Tammy Abraham of the Rossoneri and offers significant value ahead of this clash.

Milan’s star winger has tested the opposition keeper at least once in each of his last six appearances across all competitions, despite two of those being short half-hour stints off the bench.

In Serie A he’s made 10 appearances, firing at least one shot at goal in nine of those games. More recently, he had a shot on target in each of his Nations League appearances for Portugal over the international break.

Another Juventus player set to earn some much-deserved minutes following Juventus’ absentees, Weah is set to start just his sixth game of the season.

He’s managed a shot on goal in four of those five starts to date and has been very generously priced to repeat the feat against his father’s ex-club.

He comes into this clash off the back of a nice run of form which has seen him score four goals in his last six appearances, despite playing the full 90 just once.