"Monaco have had at least four corners in each of their three home games so far this season against Le Havre, Strasbourg and Metz. They had control in all of those games which may not be the case here, but they can continue their strong corner record at home here with the threat they’ll offer on the counterattack, a threat which has been increased by the absence of key defensive players for City, including Rodri.

Despite losing 4-1 in the opening game of the league phase, Monaco showed some positive attacking signs. They had five shots on target, which resulted in an xG of 1.45 and had five corners in the game. The defensive side of their game was severely lacking, with the French side conceding an xG of 3.15 from 26 shots, but for the focus of our selection, Monaco are a more than competent side when it comes to the attacking phase of play.

Manchester City have conceded 3+ corners in all three of their away games this season against Wolves, Brighton and Arsenal."

"Arsenal look to be the most complete side in the Premier League at the moment and can emulate their performance against Athletic Club to score at least two goals here.

Arsenal are priced at 1.14 to win this game, so this is a slightly more appealing price for a similar outcome, which you would back the Gunners to achieve given their home record so far this season.

Arsenal have scored nine goals across their three home games this season, scoring 2+ goals in two of those matches against Leeds and Nottingham Forest. I’d expect a similar level of dominance from Arsenal here as they had in those games, which they won 3-0 and 5-0.

The Gunners won six of their eight matches in the league phase of the Champions League last season, scoring 16 goals across these games - nine of which came in their four home matches.

Furthermore, Arsenal scored 35 goals across their 19 home games in the Premier League last season (1.84 per game). I’d expect this record to improve this campaign with the extra attacking assets they have added to the squad over the summer."

"Athletic Club have kept just one clean sheet in all competitions so far - after boasting a better defensive record than Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid in the Spanish top-flight last season, Los Leones seem to have regressed.

Since the international break, Unai Simon has made a trio of saves in three out of five matches, landing this bet against Arsenal on matchday 1 of the Champions League with four saves. He has only failed to hit this mark twice this term, registering two saves against Girona, who sit rock bottom of La Liga, and two saves against Alaves as well. Dortmund are a much more potent attacking side than the aforementioned teams.

The Black and Yellows are averaging 5.4 shots on target per game, and have drawn at least three saves in five of their seven matches in all competitions. Michele Di Gregorio made just one save for Juventus when he faced Dortmund in Europe, but he did let in four goals."

"Leverkusen have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches across all competitions, including their opening game of the Champions League campaign against Copenhagen which was a game they drew 2-2.

They’ve had real issues in adapting to life without Xabi Alonso having already burned through one coach in Erik Ten Hag. Kasper Hjulmand has been drafted in as his replacement and the early signs of his tenure are that Leverkusen’s games are going to be incredibly end to end.

Leverkusen’s last five matches have produced 19 goals (3.8 per game) which makes for excellent reading when it comes to our selection here. PSV have also seen quite a few goals in recent matches, seeing BTTS in each of their last four matches.

One of these games was their 3-1 defeat against Union Saint-Gilloise in the opening game of the league phase. This game was packed with goalscoring opportunities, the sides combined for an xG of 5.86 with each side registering an xG of at least 2.0."