Barcelona's matches have become synonymous with goals. They have scored a staggering 141 goals this season across all competitions, averaging exactly three themselves per game. Over 2.5 goals has landed in 36 of their 47 games (76.6%), and in the Champions League, nine of their 10 matches have seen this bet land.

Dortmund’s away matches support the same trend. Their games on the road average 3.27 goals per match, with 15 of 22 reaching at least three total goals. All six of their European away matches this season have also featured over 2.5 goals. Their prior group stage clash with Barcelona - a 3-2 scoreline - reaffirms the strong probability of another high-scoring contest.

PSG have had at least four corners in each of their six games at home in the Champions League this season, winning the corner match bet in five of these games. The exception came against Brest which was a dead rubber second leg tie with the Parisians already safely through to the next round, prompting rotation from Luis Enrique. 

Villa are likely to be camped within their own half for large periods of this tie with how effective PSG are in employing their counter press at home. The front three of Barcola, Dembele and Kvaratskehlia make it impossible for the opposition to consider opening the game up, especially in a two legged tie. Relentless PSG pressure should see the home side win the corner battle once more, as they did comfortably in their first leg tie against Liverpool in the round of 16.