Bodo/Glimt made it five Champions League wins on the spin last week, as they beat Sporting Lisbon 3-0 at the Aspmyra Stadium to put them in a commanding position for the second leg. Bodo definitely deserved the victory for their performance, but it wasn’t as one-sided as the scoreline suggests, and Sporting Lisbon will have belief that they are not out just yet. The Portuguese side will have to throw the kitchen sink at Bodo in the second leg, which could make for an entertaining contest.

The hosts will push their centre backs into the Bodo box at every available opportunity, and Ousmane Diomande will be Sporting’s biggest aerial threat. The Ivorian is averaging 0.68 shots per 90 across all competitions, and he landed this selection in the first leg against Bodo. Diomande’s only goal of the season came in the Champions League, as he nodded in from a corner against Athletic Club.

Arsenal were fortunate to be bailed out by an 89th-minute penalty in the first leg against Leverkusen, meaning that the match finished 1-1 at the BayArena. The Gunners weren’t at their free-flowing best in the final third, but they will fancy their chances of securing a positive result at the Emirates, to book their spot in the quarter-finals. Gabriel Martinelli came closest to scoring for Arsenal in open play, as his snapshot in the 19th minute struck the woodwork.

It hasn’t quite been a season to remember for Martinelli, as he hasn’t featured regularly under Mikel Arteta, but the Brazilian has saved his best performances for the Champions League. Martinelli has scored six goals in eight appearances in the competition, where he is averaging 2.86 shots per 90. He has landed this selection in four out of five starts, only failing against Leverkusen last time out.

Chelsea are another team who have it all to do in the second leg, following their late capitulation at the Parc des Princes. The scores were level after 74 minutes, but Filip Jorgensen’s mistake acted as the catalyst for PSG to take over, and the game finished 5-2 to the hosts. Enzo Fernandez was the standout performer for Chelsea, as he contributed a goal and assist - he will need to be on top form again at Stamford Bridge if Chelsea are to stand a chance of qualifying for the next round.

Fernandez has been a consistent threat for Chelsea in the final third this season, and has scored 12 goals in 43 appearances across all competitions. In the Champions League, he is averaging 2.22 shots per 90, which is one of the highest figures in the Chelsea squad, and he has landed this selection against the likes of Napoli, Barcelona, and, of course, PSG.

After Jeremy Petris was injured just 23 minutes into the game against Sheffield Wednesday, Marc Bola was introduced as his replacement at full back and was given a much larger role in the game than he would have initially expected. Bola had one shot in that match, which was a speculative effort from range which went narrowly over the crossbar. Bola certainly doesn’t lack confidence when it comes to pulling the trigger, and he is averaging 1.1 shots per 90 in the Championship this season.

19 of his 31 shots in the league this season have come from inside the box, highlighting how Bola joins the attack at every possible opportunity, usually on the overlap. This matchup against Wrexham promises to be a tough one, but Bola hit this mark when the sides met back in December, as he registered one effort which was blocked.