The Parisians really should take the three points here, but I’m playing it slightly safe and taking the double chance market too, just incase Sporting manage to get a draw. We’ve seen Sporting take nine points from nine at home in the Champions League, but with all due respect to the opponents they’ve faced, this is a step up. Kairat Almaty and Club Brugge are minnows, while Marseille played half of the game with 10 men and had the lead when they were level on players.

Sporting are giving up an average of 13.3 shots per game in this competition, some way ahead of PSG’s nine, which is the 2nd-fewest of any team. It’s at the other end of the pitch that this PSG team come alive, and their attack is stacked. They lead the Champions League in shots per game (20) and are 2nd for shots on target (8.0). 

The French side have only lost one game in the Champions League this year, against a very strong Bayern Munich team, and this should be quite easy for them. It’s worth remembering that last year that they started the group stages fairly slowly before exploding after Christmas, winning both remaining league phase games and scoring eight in the process.

It’s difficult to pick a winner between the two sides, which is reflected in the match odds prices - Spurs have the upper hand considering they play at home, but it’s Dortmund who come into this clash in better form. The Black and Yellows were able to snatch the three points against St Pauli last time out, as Emre Can converted from the penalty spot in the 95th minute. The Christmas break has served Dortmund well, and they have scored exactly three goals in all three matches since their return to action. 

Nico Kovac's men have also been an entertaining side to watch in the Champions League this season, averaging 5.33 goals per game, which is the highest of any team. There have been at least four goals in all six of their European outings this season, with BTTS landing in five of those matches.

Keeping it simple here. Real Madrid are favourites, and rightly so. They’ve won four of their six CL games so far, coming unstuck at home to Man City and away to Liverpool - both by narrow 1-0 scorelines.

Xabi Alonso’s departure may give someone the sense that things hadn’t been going well this season, but that’s just the level of Real Madrid. They’ve won 15 of their 19 La Liga matches, drawing three and losing two.

The price is short, but considering the quality at Alvaro Arbeloa's disposal and Los Blancos' need to kickstart their season, aided by Barcelona losing at Real Sociedad at the weekend, this is an opportunity for a statement of intent and at 1.29 I'm happy to take them to win as a selection to combine.

Antonio Conte's side have collected an average of 1.67 cards per 90 across their opening six league phase fixtures and this does not tell the full story. A closer look shows that Napoli have been shown a minimum of 2 cards in each of their three league phase fixtures away from their Naples base, notably having a player sent off in two of those contests.

It is also worth pointing out that Napoli were reduced to 10 men in a fiery win over Lazio earlier this month, while manager Antonio Conte was sent off during a recent 2-2 draw with Inter Milan at the San Siro - further evidence that the Blues can let their emotions get the better of them.

The case for backing Napoli to pick up at least one booking on Tuesday night becomes even stronger when you throw in the fact that Copenhagen have drawn 2 or more cards from five of their six opponents in this season's Champions League.

Inter have registered 4+ corners in all six of their matches in the Champions League so far, with five of those games seeing Inter register 5+ corners. They’ve covered this line against the likes of Atletico Madrid and Liverpool, with Cristian Chivu’s side likely to have enough of a presence in the final third to cover this corner line against the current Premier League leaders.

Inter are averaging 6.90 corners per game across their 21 matches in Serie A this term, with this average notably rising to 8.00 corners per game when Inter are playing at home. No side win more corners per game at home than Inter in the Italian top-flight this term, so it is a strong part of their game and a possible avenue that they could use to unlock Arsenal here, with the Gunners being very strong at limiting chances from open play.

Arsenal are conceding 3.73 corners per game in the Premier League this season, which is a record that Inter can force to rise with how strong they are when it comes to winning corners, particularly when playing in front of their home fans.