After starting ten consecutive matches for Barcelona, that run came to an end at the weekend, as Rashford missed out against Athletic Club. However, Hansi Flick confirmed that it was only due to illness, so with a few additional days to recover, Rashford hopes to reclaim his starting spot on the left wing against Chelsea midweek. 

Rashford has been in exceptional form this season and has scored six goals since completing his loan move to Barcelona. Some of his best performances have come in the Champions League, which is why Hansi Flick will be so eager to recall him. Rashford bagged a brace in round one against Newcastle, registering a total of six shots to help his side come away with a 2-1 victory. The Englishman repeated that feat with two goals against Olympiacos. 

Rashford is averaging 4.44 shots per 90 (1.52 SOT) in all competitions this season, one of the highest in the Catalans’ squad, to highlight his involvement going forward.

Still pointless after four European outings, the alarm bells are ringing for Ajax. The Dutch side have been woeful at the back, with 14 goals conceded ranking them as the worst defensive unit in the Champions League. With their qualification hopes slipping away, Ajax will need to secure three points at the Johan Cruyff Arena on Tuesday night, so will have to be attack-minded. 

Oscar Gloukh will have a big role to play in midfield, as he has been one of the bright sparks for Ajax this season. The 21-year-old has four goals and three assists to his name in all competitions, and his average of 2.92 shots per 90 in the Eredivisie is the highest in the Ajax squad. 

With 48% of those efforts hitting the target, Gloukh does tend to be quite accurate, while he will also be the designated free-kick taker for the Dutch side.

Tomas Chory was left frustrated on his last Champions League outing, as he failed to register a shot against Arsenal before being replaced shortly after half-time. Since then, the 30-year-old has been in standout form, bagging himself a brace in a tough away day against Viktoria Plzen, while also scoring against Bohemians at the weekend. He's now taken seven shots on target across his last four matches for Slavia.

The Czech Republic international is the primary attacking threat for Slavia Prague, and will be needed by his side on Tuesday night. With just two points after four matches, Slavia are on track to be eliminated from the Champions League. 

Athletic Club have also been in poor form this season, and have lost six of their last seven away matches in all competitions, coming into this match having been dismantled 4-0 by Barcelona on Saturday afternoon. The Fortuna Arena can be an intimidating ground to visit, and Slavia will hope to capitalise on a wounded Athletic Club side still licking their wounds. 

Qarabag have shown they are certainly not minnows in this competition, they are effective on the counter attack, but can also have spells of possession and dominance in the opposition half. The visitors have taken on 38 shots across their first four games, never going under nine shots, and never going above 10 shots. These are credible stats considering they’ve faced three teams that would be regarded as far superior.

Camilo Duran has been an instrumental part of those shooting stats, averaging two shots per game. He’s managed at least a shot in every single Champions League game so far. Duran plays as the central striker and is therefore a key focal point for their attacking phases of play. 

Napoli haven’t been able to completely dominate and suffocate their opposition on home soil this season, giving up 88 shots in eight home games across all competitions. With visiting teams averaging 11.0 shots, there’s certainly solid reasoning to believe Camilo Duran will attempt a shot on Tuesday evening.