Another very talented young player for one of the El Classico sides. Guler is finally getting regular minutes this season, and it’s paying dividends in a significant way. While Guler has been getting less joy in the Champions League, his numbers in La Liga are superb.

The young Turk has now managed 3 goals and 5 assists across 701 minutes in La Liga, working out at a goal or assist 1.02 times per 90 minutes. While Guler has been outperforming his assist figures by 2.31 goals, he’s still creating 3.47 chances per 90 for his team mates, these are really strong numbers.

Despite losing 1-0 against Liverpool in midweek, Real Madrid are a confident outfit at present, sitting top of the league by 5 points, they’ve only failed to win on two occasions this season altogether. Rayo Vallecano are leaky away from home, conceding 11 goals in 6 matches. Guler should get some opportunities to score or assist on Sunday.

It’s been goals galore for Frankfurt this season, their Bundesliga games have averaged 4.55 goals, they’re scoring loads of goals and conceding plenty of goals. The hosts are second top scorers in the Bundesliga after Bayern Munich, Frankfurt have scored 22 goals in nine games.

Jonathan Burkardt has been an instrumental part of that, scoring 6 goals and averaging a goal every 1.04 times per 90. It’s not just been ruthless finishing, Frankfurt are providing him with heaps of ammunition, exemplified by his 0.85 xG per 90, these are really big numbers for any striker. Burkhardt has been a relentless finisher for a while now, last season he managed 18 goals in the Bundesliga, which worked out at 0.77 goals per 90.

Mainz are struggling in the Bundesliga this season, sitting in 17th place with just 5 points from ten games, they’ve also conceded 8 goals across their four away games. There should be real incentive for Mainz to be positive in their approach and attack the game, particularly with home advantage.

The Turkish theme continues for the accumulator. Inter Milan’s Calhanoglou has been in lethal form this season, scoring 6 goals and assisting 3 times across 874 minutes in Serie A and the Champions League, this works out at 0.93 goals or assists per 90.

Calhanoglou is Inter Milan’s designated penalty taker, and he’s already dispatched two from the spot this season. Having a penalty taker for these markets is always useful and a good insurance policy if they have a game where they aren’t creating much or getting into goalscoring positions.

Inter Milan have been very prolific in Serie A this season, scoring 24 goals in just ten games. Those averages get even better when you factor in their home games, scoring 15 goals in five games and averaging 3 a game. The hosts have managed to score a goal in every home game this season.

Yamal’s development and output is becoming frightening for someone at such a tender age. He’s coming up with the goods in both La Liga and the Champions League, it’s now a goal or assist every 1.13 times per 90 across both competitions. Yamal isn’t just a goalscorer, but also a creator, his contributions have included 5 goals and 5 assists.

The shooting averages are also eye opening, this is a player prepared to pull the trigger regularly, independent of his fantastic ability to create things. In just 799 minutes of football across La Liga and the Champions League, Yamal has attempted a shot 44 times, this works out at an average of 4.96 shots per 90. With these kinds of shooting averages it’s no wonder he’s finding the net so often.

Remarkably, Yamal has only failed to score or assist twice across all competitions, and this includes a couple of international matches equally. It doesn’t seem to matter who Yamal plays against, his numbers continue to hold up.

Celta Vigo have only kept two clean sheets across their whole season in all competitions, one of the anomalies was a cup game against lower division opposition.