Lens midfielder has had 2+ shots in 7 of last 8 and 3+ shots in 6 of last 7.

Averages 2.06 shots per 90 in Ligue 1 this season – 4th among Lens players with 900+ minutes.

Comes into the game fresh after being suspended at the weekend.

PSG could well rotate, meaning that they are not as strong as usual in the middle of the park.

Kvaratskhelia has had 2+ shots in his last 7 starts for PSG.

Across his last 621 minutes for the Parisians, he has had 18 shots on target – 2.61 per 90.

Season average of 1.87 shots on target per 90 in Ligue 1 is the highest at the club.

Bradley Barcola his likely replacement if subbed off. He has 1.54 shots on target per 90.

4 of Hearts’ last 5 Scottish Premiership matches have featured over 2.5 goals, with both teams scoring in each of their last 3 victories - and we could see a repeat of that here when they face an attack-minded Falkirk side. 6 of the Bairns’ last 8 league matches have featured over 2.5 goals, including a 6-3 defeat to Rangers as well as 3-1 losses to both Celtic and Hibernian.

There have been goals at both ends in 6 of Motherwell's last 8 Scottish Premiership matches, the most recent of which was their 1-1 draw with Hearts on Saturday night. Meanwhile, BTTS has landed in 10 of Celtic's last 12 matches following their 3-1 win over Rangers on Sunday. It's also worth noting that Motherwell have scored in each of their previous 3 meetings against Celtic this season, with both teams scoring in 2 of those contests.

Maeda has come into form at the perfect point in the season and has netted in each of his last four matches for Celtic.

Maeda scored twice against Rangers last time out, including a brilliant overhead kick to secure a 3-1 victory.

Only Benjamin Nygren (15) has scored more goals for Celtic in the Scottish Premiership than Maeda (12).

All 12 of Maeda’s goals in the Scottish top flight have come from open play.

Celtic have scored at least two goals in each of their last four matches, scoring 3+ goals in three of these games.

Callum Slattery has picked up more yellow cards than any other Motherwell player this season (7).

Slattery has been cautioned in two of his last five appearances for Motherwell, including picking up a card in Motherwell’s 3-2 win over Rangers recently.

Slattery will be up against Nygren (1.51 fouls won per 90) and Engles (0.93 fouls won per 90). Slattery is averaging 1.53 fouls per 90 across his 24 starts in the Scottish Premiership this season.

Celtic have drawn 2+ cards from their opponents in each of their last five matches in the Scottish Premiership.

Shankland netted a crucial equaliser for Hearts against Motherwell last time out to keep their title hopes alive with Celtic in close pursuit.

No Hearts player has scored more goals in the Scottish Premiership this season than Shankland (15).

Only Motherwell’s Tawanda Maswanhise can better Shankland’s goal tally across the league as a whole (17).

Shankland has scored in four of his last five matches for Hearts, and is only one goal away from doubling his output in the top flight from last season. 

Only St Mirren’s Alex Gogic (12) has picked up more cautions in the Scottish Premiership this season than Brad Spencer (11).

Spencer committed one foul and was shown a yellow card when these sides met earlier in the season, with Falkirk committing 10 fouls in that game and collecting three cards overall.

Only four sides have picked up more cards than Falkirk (77) in the Scottish Premiership this season.

Spencer is likely to brush shoulders with Claudio Braga (1.67 fouls won per 90) and Beni Baningime (1.40 fouls won per 90).

Goals are never too far away in City games, and they’ve provided plenty of entertainment recently. Their firepower and quality gives them a good chance of covering this line in most games they play. Of course, that has been shown by them netting three in each of their last two games.

City’s matches have averaged 2.97 goals and their 63% strike rate for over 2.5 goals is the third highest in the division.

At home, that rises to 3.12 and a whopping 71%. In-fact, every City home game has had a minimum of two goals.

After a slow period, Haaland is flying again too with seven in six since the beginning of April.

Palace haven’t been the most entertaining across the season, but their numbers do increase nicely on the road where their games have averaged 2.53 goals, with 59% seeing three or more.

Four of their last five Premier League games have seen three or more match goals, and eight of their last nine in all comps.

Of course, you’d expect City to have the majority of this game but they’re far from untouchable. We saw them ship three to Everton, and both West Ham and Forest have penetrated their defence in recent weeks.

Both Everton and Brentford forced Gianluigi Donnarumma into at least two saves and 20 of City’s 32 games have seen this selection land, which is perhaps higher than you might’ve thought.

One of those 20 includes the reverse fixture with Palace. Despite winning at a canter, Palace forced four saves out of the man between the sticks.

Palace have also forced two or more saves from their opponents goalkeeper in four of their last five matches in all comps.

Palace do have the Conference League final to keep an eye on, but I’d still expect them to start a strong side here - as they did against Everton at the weekend. 

Pep has mentioned that he may have to rotate his side with their own cup final on the horizon so there is some potential vulnerabilities in the line-up.

The Japanese midfielder had a tough start to life at Palace, but has cemented himself as first choice in the pivot alongside Adam Wharton.

Kamada is excellent at drawing fouls. He’s drawn an average of 1.38 per 90. The highest of any player in the starting line-up for Palace, except Ismaila Sarr; who is priced much shorter.

Kamada is key to escaping the press. He draws fouls because of his ability to turn quickly and progress the ball from deep areas, allowing Palace to escape danger and launch counter attacks.

City can get sucked into some high foul counts against sides lower in the division. They committed 16 against Wolves, 12 against Burnley and Chelsea and 14 against Newcastle.

Palace have drawn 10+ fouls in eight of their last 10 matches in all comps.

The fouls City commit also often come from central players - Silva, Reijnders and Rodri rank in a decent spot for average fouls committed per 90 and Nico O’Reilly, who occupies central areas regularly, averages 1.55 fouls per 90; the highest in the City squad besides Nico Gonzalez (1.77), who could feature as Pep mentioned rotation possibilities.

At times, Doku is incredibly frustrating. However, when he’s on it, he might be one of the most influential players in the league. His 1v1 ability, and potential to make something out of nothing make him a very dangerous opponent.

He’s been brilliant in recent matches, and comes in to this with four goals and two assists in his last four appearances.

He’s had a shot on target in five of his last six as well, including having two against both Everton and Brentford in his last two starts.

His raw pace and ability to shift the ball on to his favoured right-foot underpin his threat, and he’s only too happy to get a shot off from distance - which we’ve seen to devastating effect on numerous occasions.

Palace will be camped in at times as City dominate the ball, and Doku could land this selection in the blink of an eye.

BTTS landed the last time that Lens welcomed PSG, with Luis Enrique’s side coming away 2-1 winners in that game.

Lens have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches, remaining unbeaten across these games.

PSG have seen BTTS in three of their last five matches, also remaining unbeaten across these games.

Lens boast the strongest home record in Ligue 1, and have netted 35 goals across their 16 home games (2.18 per game).

Lens must win to take the Ligue 1 title race to the final game of the season.

Stockport came away 1-0 winners in the first leg, striking in the 94th minute.

Stockport limited Stevenage to an xG of just 0.27 in the first leg meeting. 

Stockport avoided defeat in 17 of their 23 home matches during the League One season, netting 38 goals across these games.

Stevenage only managed to win seven of their 23 away matches in the regular season (30%), scoring just 22 goals across these games.

Hearts have avoided defeat in all 18 of their home matches in the Scottish Premiership, winning 14 of these games.

Hearts have avoided defeat in each of their last five matches in the Scottish Premiership, including victories over Rangers and Motherwell.

Falkirk have only managed to win one of their last five matches in the Scottish Premiership.

Hearts have avoided defeat in each of the last four head to head meetings between the sides, winning three of these games.

The most recent meeting between these sides produced four goals as Celtic came away 3-1 winners over Motherwell.

Celtic have seen 3+ goals in each of their last four matches, notably winning all of these games despite being unable to keep a clean sheet.

Motherwell have seen 3+ goals in three of their last five matches across all competitions, winning just one of these games.

Motherwell have scored 30 goals across their 18 home games in the Scottish Premiership this season (1.66 per game).

Celtic’s 18 away games in the Scottish Premiership have seen 51 goals (2.83 per game).