"Giorgi Mamardashvili was forced into making three saves against Aston Villa last time out as Liverpool ended their barren run and claimed a 2-0 win over Unai Emery’s side at Anfield. He’s been tested regularly while filling in for Alisson, who remains sidelined with an injury he picked up in this competition against Galatasaray.

Mamardashvilli has been forced into making 14 saves across his four appearances in the Premier League this season (3.50 per 90).

Real Madrid have drawn 28 saves from the opposition keeper across their three games in the Champions League this season (9.3 per game). This is a relentless record which has seen them test the keeper on at least seven occasions in each encounter."

"There is a slight element of danger here, purely because Union are a dangerous side capable of scoring goals. The Atletico defence has probably been more leaky than Diego Simeone would like, but they’ve now kept three clean sheets in their last three league games; there is some obvious improvement in that department.

Even when Atletico conceded goals in three consecutive home games in September, they won all those matches.

With Union being resoundingly beaten 4-0 by both Inter Milan and Newcastle, there are big question marks over their defence here; their boldness in and out of possession does usually leave them heavily exposed, and this Atletico side has enough quality to exploit those deficiencies.

Atletico have been deadly in home games across the league and Champions League, scoring 20 goals across just seven games, that’s almost an average of three a game."

"PSG haven’t quite been at their best in recent weeks, but still they sit top of Ligue 1, while boasting a flawless record in the Champions League. Luis Enrique has had to deal with multiple injuries to key players this season, but the Parisians were back at full strength against Nice at the weekend, and they were dominant (despite only winning 1-0). PSG racked up 28 shots - their highest tally of the season so far, with eight of those hitting the target.

Bayern’s record this season speaks for itself - they have been unstoppable. It’s a 1st v 2nd clash here, with both teams tied on nine points with an identical goal difference of +10. There is very little to split the two, making it difficult to pick a winner, but goals look like a target market given how strong these two are in the final third."

"Bodo Glimt are a really entertaining side and have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions. They’re still looking for their first win of the Champions League campaign, but their three matches have produced 12 goals (5 scored, 7 conceded - 4.0 per game).

Monaco have the exact same record in the Champions League (2 draws, 1 defeat) and have seen BTTS in two of their three games in the competition. The exception was their 0-0 draw against Tottenham, where Monaco registered an xG of 2.45 from 23 shots in total.

Bodo Glimt have netted 40 goals across their 13 home games in the Eliteserien this season (3.07 per game), managing to win 10 of these games. They naturally come up against a higher quality of opposition in the Champions League, which should see Monaco be able to crack the Bodo Glimt backline more frequently than they are tested in their domestic division."