Galatasaray and Liverpool are also two familiar opponents who met in the league phase back in September. It was the Turkish side who secured all three points on home soil, as Victor Osimhen scored the only goal of the game. The Nigeria international had the best chances for Galatasaray on the night, as he accounted for four of his side’s nine shots, of which three hit the target. 

Osimhen has seven Champions League goals to his name this campaign, and he is averaging 4.46 shots per 90 in the competition. The 27-year-old scored the all-important goal against Juventus in the previous round to knock out the Italian side, and Osimhen also landed this selection comfortably against Man City earlier this season, with three shots on target at the Etihad.

The sides met in gameweek 1 of the Champions League this season, and Barcelona prevailed with a 2-1 victory at St James’ Park. Anthony Gordon scored the only goal for the hosts, latching on to a pinpoint cross in the 90th minute, although it was Marcus Rashford who stole the headlines for the Catalans with his brace. 

Gordon also wasted a huge chance in the opening minutes, as he fluffed his lines from close range. Still, Gordon will take confidence from the fact that he was able to find quality chances against Barcelona, and should be looking forward to this matchup. 

The 25-year-old is averaging 3.38 shots per 90 in the Champions League this season, and he has landed this selection in seven out of eight starts in total. The winger has scored 10 goals in the competition this season - only Kylian Mbappe has bagged more.

Tottenham suffered their fifth successive defeat against Crystal Palace last time out, meaning they are now just one point above the relegation zone. Spurs have been woeful at the back, with 15 goals conceded in their last six matches alone, and Atletico Madrid should be excited for this matchup.

Alexander Sorloth, in particular, should be licking his lips at the prospect of facing Spurs, especially considering that he netted a hat-trick in his last Champions League outing at the Metropolitano against Club Brugge. The Norwegian international racked up five shots in that game, with four hitting the target. Prior to that, Sorloth had eight shots against Bodo/Glimt, with five of those on target. 

He is averaging 4.93 shots per 90 on home turf this season, and has scored 12 goals in his last nine matches across all competitions, landing this selection in all of those games.

Atalanta were able to complete an impressive turnaround in the previous round of the Champions League, as they overcame Dortmund in Bergamo. Going into the second leg with a 2-0 deficit, Atalanta knew they had to be front-footed, and Mario Pasalic played a key role in the comeback. The Croatian international completed the full 90 in midfield, and even scored the third goal of the game, which put Atalanta ahead. 

Pasalic comes into this clash in notable form, and has popped up with some crucial goals recently. He scored against Lazio last week in the Coppa Italia semi-finals, and even bagged against Napoli in the league. Pasalic has been the man for the big occasion in recent weeks, and he should keep his starting spot alongside Marten De Roon in midfield. The Dutchman is more defensive-minded in the partnership, which allows Pasalic to get forward into promising positions. 

Since joining on loan from Como in the summer, Ivan Azon has scored four goals from his 28 Championship appearances for Ipswich this term, and two of those have come in his last four starts alone. Azon has still been heavily involved in the final third for his side, averaging 3.88 shots per 90 this season. Even though that figure drops to 3.64 on the road, Azon has consistently been able to get over this line, and he has landed this bet in each of his last six starts.  

The vast majority of his efforts tend to come from inside the box, and he should be able to find chances here against Stoke. The Potters are averaging 12.4 shots conceded per game in the Championship this season, and Ipswich registered 16 attempts in the reverse fixture at Portman Road.