Claudio Braga has been Hearts’ standout player this season, registering 14 goals and 3 assists.

He’s also someone to watch in the fouls market, with 60 fouls committed and 56 fouls won across 37 appearances.

Braga has committed at least 1 foul in 34 of those matches, while recording 2 or more fouls in 16 of them.

He has committed a foul in each of Hearts’ three meetings with Celtic this season already, and given the magnitude of this match, I expect him to commit at least 2 fouls here.

Maeda has hit form at the perfect time for Celtic, scoring 6 goals in his last 5 matches.

He’s a livewire on the pitch, and that intensity is also reflected in his fouls data.

He has committed at least 1 foul in 26 of the 31 matches he’s started, including 6 fouls in last Sunday’s Old Firm clash.

Against Hearts, he committed 3 fouls in the December meeting and 5 in the January meeting.

Engels is set to be right in the middle of the midfield battle with Cammy Devlin.

The 22-year-old has been heavily involved in recent matches, committing 12 fouls across his last 5 appearances, highlighting how willing he is to get stuck into the battle when it matters most.

His foul numbers against Rangers this season read: 3, 2, 3, a clear indication that in matches of greater intensity and importance, he tends to rack up fouls.

Against Hearts this season, his foul totals are 1, 0, and 2, while he has also been shown a yellow card in two of those meetings.

Devlin is the midfield anchor for Hearts, operating in the holding role in front of the defence and tasked with breaking up play.

He has committed 41 fouls in 26 starts this season and has picked up 5 yellow cards in the process.

This will be his third meeting with Celtic this season, and he has committed 2 fouls in each of the previous two encounters, collecting a yellow card in one of them.

With another frantic and high-intensity match expected, Devlin should be heavily involved throughout. I expect him to commit a couple of fouls here, and hopefully for our sake, pick up a booking in the process.

Over 2.5 Goals & 10+ Match Corners in

Leverkusen v Hamburg 
Gladbach v Hoffenheim 
Frankfurt v Stuttgart 
St Pauli v Wolfsburg 
Heidenheim v Mainz 

This boost covers the main games on the final day of the Bundesliga in the relegation battle and the fight for a Champions League spot.

Seven of the nine games on the final day of the Bundesliga last season produced 3+ goals, down slightly from all nine games seeing 3+ goals on the final day of the Bundesliga in the 23/24 season. The average for goals on the final day of the Bundesliga has never dropped below 3.00 in each of the last four seasons.

Corners naturally compliment the context that many of these sides find themselves in. At least one team in every game pretty much has to win, with both sides needing a result in two of the matches. There’s some promising underlying data for corners too, particularly with these sides:

Wolfsburg - 10+ corners in 73% of matches this season
Hoffenheim - 10+ corners in 64% of matches this season
Leverkusen - 10+ corners in 63% of home matches this season

I think this longshot will be a fun one to track on the final day of the Bundesliga, we’re focusing on the sides that have something to fight for - and even the sides who aren’t fighting for something on the final day can contribute to the spectacle of gameweek 34, as historical trends show us.

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This is a straight shootout for the title, Celtic must win to claim the trophy while a point will be enough for Hearts.

Celtic have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches, notably still managing to win all five of these games.

Hearts have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches, remaining unbeaten during this period.

Each of the last three head to head meetings between the sides has seen BTTS.

Motherwell have scored in four of their last five matches, despite only managing to win one of these games.

Motherwell have scored 26 goals across their 18 away games in the Scottish Premiership this season.

Only Falkirk (57) have conceded more goals in the Championship group than Hibernian (43) this season.

Motherwell are protecting a spot in Europe next season, with Hibernian sitting just one point behind their opponents here.

This is a straight shootout to be given the chance to avoid relegation through the playoff fixture. 

Heidenheim, Wolfsburg and St Pauli are all locked on 26 points, and goal difference could come into the picture with Wolfsburg having a GD of -26 compared to the -29 of both Heidenheim and St Pauli.

St Pauli have seen BTTS in each of their last two matches, losing both of these games.

Each of the last two head to head meetings between the sides has seen BTTS.

Only Heidenheim (1) have kept fewer clean sheets than Wolfsburg (2) in the Bundesliga this season.

Chelsea have scored in each of their last three games, a turnaround from going three games without a goal.

Chelsea have scored in three of the last five head to head meetings between these sides.

Chelsea’s entire season relies on success in the FA Cup, they should be fully rested and up for it - notably having a few days extra rest compared to City.

City have failed to win either of their last two FA Cup finals, losing to Manchester United and Crystal Palace in these games.

Callum McFarlane teased Chelsea’s potential setup for this final against Liverpool last time out, opting for a back three with Cucurella’s role being one of the standout aspects of this system.

At times, Cucurella was the most advanced of any of the Chelsea players as he was encouraged to support the attack from wingback. He had one shot in that game from this role, as well as six touches in the opposition box - the joint most of any player at Anfield, and a notable increase on the 2.95 touches in the box per 90 he’s averaging across the season as a whole.

I’d expect Chelsea to go with that same system again here given the success they had at Anfield. It was their best performance under McFarlane and Cucurella was particularly effective at causing issues with the positions he took up in advanced areas.

Cucurella already had a decent shot record even before this move to a more advanced position, taking 20 shots across his 29 starts in the Premier League (0.71 per 90), with two of these efforts coming in the most recent meeting between Chelsea and Manchester City at Stamford Bridge.

I think Cucurella will be an attacking threat again here, I’m taking him for just a single shot here which is available at a very generous 2.37. I’d also look at Cucurella to have 2+ shots (8.00) and have a shot on target (5.50) with this pricing not taking into account Cucurella’s more advanced role in this system.

Olowu was on target for Salford last week as they took a narrow advantage into the second leg. The big centre-half netted his sixth goal of the campaign, and had two shots in the process.

He also had four in their final league game against Crawley, and has had at least one in each of his last five. Across the season he’s averaged 1.08 per 90 minutes, which is very decent going for a defender.

He’s their main target from corners and free-kicks, he’s incredibly athletic with a mammoth leap. He’s also got a really sharp turn of pace, which allows him to steal into goal scoring positions.

Another key factor with this bet is corners. Salford really up the ante in terms of their numbers when playing at home. They’ve averaged 4.48 away, but at home that jumps to a very hefty 6.65.

Salford have excellent set piece deliveries available too, especially with the wonderful left-foot of Luke Garbutt.

We just need him to get his head on something, and we have a winner.

This should be a fiery affair. These two have taken every chance to kick the living daylights out of each other this season. There’s been 20 yellow cards and one red across their three meetings, with this selection landing in two of the three.

The only letdown to that was the first leg, as Chesterfield received one card. However, with County drawing 2.70 on average at home and The Spireites chasing, that shouldn’t be an issue.

Of course, this is a high stakes game. Only put more on the edge by the man in the middle - Thomas Parsons.

He may be a name unfamiliar to many, but he’s a very card happy referee. He’s dished out 33 yellows and two reds in nine League Two games this season. If you argue with him, he books you. He’s not a fan of communicating with the players, and would sooner brandish a card than explain his decision. 

He refereed Chesterfield earlier in the season when they drew 3-3 with Accrington, he dished out eight cards that day.

McGinn may line up on the right hand side of Villa’s trio behind Watkins, but he moves all over the pitch and is incredibly strong when it comes to winning fouls.

His movement is part of Villa’s wider rotations in forward areas which have contributed to Villa drawing more fouls than any other side in the Premier League this season.

McGinn has won 48 fouls across his 27 starts in the Premier League this season (2.09 per 90), and has been fouled in each of his last five Premier League appearances, drawing 2+ fouls in three of these games - including each of his last two matches.

Mac Allister has committed a foul in each of his last four Premier League appearances, committing 2+ fouls in three of these games and committing five fouls in Liverpool’s 1-1 draw with Chelsea last time out.

He’s committed 33 fouls across the season as a whole (1.20 per 90), but Villa are the perfect side to force a rise in this metric as the most fouled side in the league this season. Mac Allister committed a foul when these sides met earlier in the season, and will face up against the likes of McGinn, Rogers and Tielemans:

McGinn - 2.09 fouls won p/90 (1.06 for 1+ foul won)
Tielemans - 2.00 fouls won p/90 (1.18 for 1+ foul won) 
Rogers - 1.38 fouls won p/90 (1.16 for 1+ foul won) 

BTTS has landed in each of the last six head to head meetings between these sides at Villa Park in the Premier League, including the most recent meeting between the sides at the stadium which ended 2-2.

Liverpool have seen BTTS in each of their last four matches in the Premier League, and have only managed to keep two clean sheets in their last 10 matches across all competitions.

Liverpool’s 18 away matches in the Premier League have produced 56 goals (3.11 per game). Arne Slot’s side have conceded more goals on the road than any other side in the top half of the Premier League (29).

Aston Villa have only kept one clean sheet across their last five matches, and conceded twice against Burnley last time out as they were held to a 2-2 draw on the road by the already relegated side.

Ollie Watkins has improved as the season has unfolded, netting in each of his last two matches ahead of this clash.

11 of Watkins’ 17 goals across all competitions have come since the turn of the year, and he’s got his tally up to 12 in the Premier League - making him Villa’s top scorer.

Watkins is averaging 1.04 shots on target per 90 in the Premier League this season, from a wider shot average of 2.46 shots per 90.

Ryan Gravenberch is a player I’ve come back to all season to win fouls and rarely lets me down. He was fouled twice when these sides met earlier in the season, with Villa committing 11 fouls overall in that game.

Gravenberch has won 39 fouls across his 32 starts in the Premier League this season (1.23 per 90).

Gravenberch has been fouled in three of his last five Premier League matches, drawing 2+ fouls in one of these games. 

Gravenberch is likely to face up against a combination of Tielemans (1.28 fouls per 90), Rogers (1.27 fouls per 90) and Barkley (1.00 fouls per 90), with the trio combining for an average of 3.55 fouls per 90 in the Premier League this season.

There were 14 match corners when these sides last faced off at Villa Park, with high corner counts being a staple in the majority of Premier League matches this season. 

Liverpool have conceded 18 goals from set pieces in the Premier League this season, more than any other side in the division. 

Aston Villa have seen 360 match corners in the Premier League this season (10.00 per game), while Liverpool have seen 10 more corners than Unai Emery’s side (10.28 per game). 

Aston Villa’s match corner average rises slightly when at home to 10.33 corners per game, and it’s likely a route they’ll want to take advantage of given Liverpool’s weakness from these situations.

Motherwell have scored in 16 of their last 18 matches.

Average 1.53xG per game in the Premiership this season.

While results lately have been poor, performance levels have been higher.

Shootout for Europe means that the game is likely to be an open affair.

Celtic carrying a great deal of momentum into this match after late winner against Motherwell.

Excellent home record under Martin O’Neill – winning 9 of 10 domestic matches at Celtic Park since he took charge.

Hearts have been far weaker away from home, losing 5 times.

Although the Jambos won at Celtic Park in December, Celtic were managed by Wilfried Nancy at that time.

When these sides met a month ago in Falkirk, it finished 6-3 to Rangers.

10 of Rangers’ last 11 league matches have produced O2.5 goals – 8 have had O3.5 goals.

No pressure on the result for either side, which should make for an open game.

6 of Falkirk’s last 7 have had O2.5.

Falkirk have conceded 3+ goals in 4 of last 5.

Grant's Scottish Goals Double won @ 2.63 midweek ✅

He's picked out a card double for the title decider at Celtic Park on Saturday 👇

I’m also backing Cammy Devlin to be carded. 4 of Devlin’s 5 yellow cards have come away from home in the Scottish Premiership this season, 1 of which was against Celtic at Parkhead. The Hearts midfielder is likely to spend much of the afternoon keeping tabs on Celtic’s top goalscorer this season, Benjamin Nygren, who draws an average of 1.51 fouls per game in the Scottish Premiership this term.

Grant's Scottish Goals Double won @ 2.63 midweek ✅

He's picked out a card double for the title decider at Celtic Park on Saturday 👇

Stuart Findlay has been prone to picking up cards against the Scottish Premiership’s top sides this season. Findlay has been booked in 2 of his previous 3 appearances against Celtic this term, and he was also cautioned away at Rangers, as well as Motherwell last weekend. The Hearts defender should have his hands full on Saturday with in-form Celtic striker Daizen Maeda.

What a game this is set to be. Both sides need three points - Frankfurt need a win and for Freiburg to slip up; and they do have a tough test against Leipzig, to then grab a Conference League place.

Stuttgart know that a win guarantees them a place in the Champions League, regardless of what goes on around them, unless Hoffenheim were to somehow also swing a five goal deficit in their favour.

These two rank in the top three for average match goals, with Frankfurt producing a staggering 3.70 per game and Stuttgart averaging 3.52 per match. Only Bayern can top them. Bayern are also the only side to have scored more goals than Stuttgart.

Frankfurt games have landed for over 2.5 backers in 67% of outings, with BTTS landing in 73%. For Stuttgart, those numbersare 73% and 61%.

Data is strong, the situation is even stronger. Goals should flow.

The situation is king here. This is a straight shootout for relegation. The loser here will be relegated to the Bundesliga.2, and if they draw, they could both go down as Heidenheim could nip in above them.

The loser will still have to take part in the relegation play-off, but that at least gives them a chance of getting out.

So, both need a result, and if we are in a situation where Heidenheim are winning, then both need to go all out for a win. The game could be poised very finely at numerous times.

As for the stats, they look strong, especially on the Wolfsburg side of things.

Wolfsburg games have averaged 3.33 goals and a hefty 64% have seen over 2.5 goals with 73% seeing BTTS.

St Pauli aren’t as entertaining with an average of 2.58 and hit rates of 55% in both over 2.5 and BTTS categories, but the situation should be enough to guarantee some goals.

This selection also landed in the reverse fixture.

Despite being sixth, Leverkusen still have a chance to get into the Champions League. They’ve got a better goal difference than Stuttgart and Hoffenheim, who sit above them, so a loss for those two and a win for Leverkusen would see them finish fourth. It’s a big ask, but it’s possible.

Hamburg are on the beach after a successful return to the Bundesliga after numerous failures at late stages in recent years.

Leverkusen have netted 37 times in their 16 home matches this season and possess plenty of firepower in forward areas, including 16 goal Patrick Schick, who is the third top scorer in the Bundesliga this season.

Hamburg have shipped 53 goals in the Bundesliga this season, and 31 of them have come on the road where they’ve managed just three wins this season; it’s been their excellent home form that’s given them a steady place in the table.

The situation is the key angle again here. Hoffenheim need a win to guarantee themselves Champions League football, so there’s no chance of them sitting back, which isn’t something they tend to do anyway.

On the flip side, Gladbach have absolutely nothing to play for. Their season is effectively over. They can finish a few places higher or lower than where they are, but there’s not much motivation.

As for the numbers, Hoffenheim’s attacking output has been excellent all season. They’ve scored 65 goals in 33 Bundesliga matches.

Their away form has also been superb, with the third-best away record in the league. 

Given the stakes for Hoffenheim and the lack of pressure on Gladbach, it’s a good set up for goals from the away side.

Asslani and Kramaric have also formed a formidable partnership, producing 24 goals and 13 assists between them in what has been a really strong season for Hoffenheim.

Heidenheim simply have to win if they want to give themselves a chance of staying in the Bundesliga. They’re level on points with Wolfsburg and St Pauli, who play each other, so there’s a huge opportunity here if that game ends level.

Even if there is a winner in that match, Heidenheim could still climb above one of them on goal difference. They’d need to swing a few goals, but it’s definitely possible, especially if neither side runs away with victory in the other crunch match.

Heidenheim matches have averaged a huge 3.36 goals per game this season, and 70% of their Bundesliga matches have seen over 2.5 goals land.

Mainz may not have loads to play for, but their games have still been entertaining. Their matches average 2.88 goals, while 55% have gone over the 2.5 line.

This selection also landed in the reverse fixture.

Nico O’Reilly has been one of Manchester City’s most physical players this season, committing more fouls than anyone else in their Premier League squad (1.55 per 90).

He’s also heavily involved going forward, shown by the brace he scored against Arsenal at Wembley in the Carabao Cup Final.

That can leave him exposed when City lose the ball, and it feels like something Chelsea could look to target through Cole Palmer, who wins 1.68 fouls per 90.

We saw the exact thing against Brentford last week, when O’Reilly had to drag Ouattara down to stop a quick transition.

Enzo Fernandez isn’t shy of a booking - he’s picked up nine in the Premier League this season, just two fewer than Moises Caicedo, who’s priced at 2.60 for a card today.

He’s a top player, but can get lost in the emotion of these big games. He’s been booked against Man Utd, Benfica, Spurs, Liverpool, Arsenal, Aston Villa and Man City this season, which isn’t a coincidence.

Even in the semi-final against Leeds he was fortunate to avoid a card, committing three fouls.

City are scoring for fun at the moment, they’ve netted nine goals in their last three matches against Everton, Brentford and Crystal Palace.

Despite their slip-up against Everton, they’ve won eight of their last nine matches - five of these by two or more goals.

Some of those wins were against the likes of Liverpool, Arsenal and of course Chelsea, who they pumped 3-0 at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea on the other hand, are anything but solid at the moment - it was only two matches ago when Forest put three past them.

Their cup final form is worrying too, they have lost all of their last five domestic finals at Wembley, while failing to score in the last four.

Man City 2+ Goals

Man City can't stop scoring at the moment, they've netted 3+ Goals in their last three matches, and 2+ Goals in eight of their last nine. They're also on 75 goals in the Premier League this season, seven more than Arsenal who have scored the next most.

I'll be pretty shocked if they don't clear this line today against a Chelsea side that shipped three goals to Forest's second-string team only 12 days ago.

The meeting between these sides a month ago showed the gulf in quality too, City came out 3-0 winners at Stamford Bridge having had 18 shots and eight on target.

Chelsea 2+ Cards

It probably won't surprise you to learn that Chelsea are the second-most carded team in the Premier League this season, having been awarded 89 cards (2.47 per 90). They've also been awarded seven red cards, which is three more than anyone else.

They're a young squad and seem to have trouble keeping their heads especially in these big games. Looking back at both of Chelsea's league games against Man City, they were given three cards in both, we only need two here.

There's a good chance their midfield gets overrun here, and the likes of Caicedo and Fernandez pick up cards.

Each Team 4+ Corners

Both Man City and Chelsea are first and second in the Premier League corner table, being the only sides to average over six corners a game - which is mental because neither team are in the top eight for set-piece goals.

Man City should comfortably clear this today, they managed 12 against Chelsea last time out, and have managed nine or more corners in their last five.

Chelsea could be slightly more difficult, but they did manage it in that 3-0 loss last month. It could work out well if they find themselves chasing the game and going gung-ho towards the end.

Joao Pedro is Chelsea’s best chance of winning this final, he’s probably the only Chelsea player that has lived up to expectations this season - and likely exceeded them, having netted 23 goals across all competitions.

One of Joao Pedro’s main struggles in the first half of the campaign was not taking enough shots. His shot volume has improved since the turn of the year, with his average across the Premier League as a whole sitting at 0.98 shots on target per 90 from a wider shot average of 2.47 shots per 90.

Joao Pedro had three shots in the most recent meeting between the sides, with Chelsea losing that game 3-0, and has scored two goals across his two starts in the FA Cup this term, taking five shots across those games (2.43 per 90).

Enzo Fernandez missed the most recent meeting between the sides due to being sidelined by Liam Rosenior as the former Chelsea boss attempted to instil some discipline in the side, with this move spectacularly backfiring as Chelsea slumped to a 3-0 defeat against City and desperately missed the presence of Fernandez.

The Argentine scored the equaliser the last time he featured against Manchester City, notably contesting 13 duels in that game. He’s won 42 fouls across his 33 starts in the Premier League this season (1.29 per 90), and was notably hauled down four times in Chelsea’s slim triumph over Leeds in the semi-final of the competition. 

Fernandez operates in more advanced areas of the pitch these days, so he’s likely to be faced up by Bernardo Silva (1.17 fouls per 90) and Nico Gonzalez (1.77 fouls per 90). Rodri could also feature in that deeper midfield role for City, but he is a slight doubt for the final after missing the last few games with injury.

The market is quite heavily leaning towards City here, but I think Chelsea will be able to make a decent fight of this. Winning the FA Cup is the only remaining avenue for Chelsea to make this a successful season, with their league campaign collapsing over recent weeks.

It’s also important for the Blues as winning the FA Cup will guarantee them a spot in Europe next season, which is something that they could miss out on entirely if they continue to plummet down the Premier League table in a tight field as we approach the end of the season. 

Manchester City have also struggled in recent cup finals, losing each of their last two FA Cup finals against Manchester United and Crystal Palace. Pep Guardiola’s side failed to keep a clean sheet in the semi-final against Southampton and have still struggled a little with limiting sides in transition.

Chelsea tend to raise their level for this kind of game, and I think we’ll see the same from the Blues here. They’ve scored in each of their last three matches, which is a significant turnaround from failing to score in the previous three matches - and their performance at Anfield last time out should give them real confidence here.

Chelsea don’t have many issues at all when it comes to creating chances, but they are far from the most clinical side in the world. This has been an issue at Chelsea for the last few seasons, and is another unwanted comparison to Brighton in that they clearly require more elite finishers in the side to make the most of their chance creation.

Chelsea drew three saves from Gianluigi Donnarumma in the most recent meeting between the sides, managing 12 shots despite being outclassed for most of the encounter as Guardiola’s side registered a 3-0 victory at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea also managed to draw two saves from Donnarumma when the sides met at the Etihad in a contest that finished 1-1. 

Donnarumma is averaging 2.30 saves per 90 in the Premier League this season with a save percentage of 73.1%. Chelsea have managed to test him at least twice in both of the league meetings between the sides this season, and have the quality to test him on at least two occasions again in this crucial game for the club.

Only Joao Pedro (23) has scored more goals for Chelsea across all competitions than Enzo Fernandez (15), so to get 2.10 for the Chelsea midfielder to have just one shot on target here is a really appealing price.

Enzo Fernandez has been moved from his deeper role to a box crashing midfielder which has aided the Argentine in registering his best ever goal tally in a Chelsea shirt. He scored in the semi-final of the FA Cup as Chelsea edged past Leeds thanks to his strike, one of two goals he's scored across his three starts in the competition.

Fernandez is averaging 0.92 shots on target per 90 in the Premier League this season, and scored against Manchester City when the sides clashed at the Etihad earlier in the campaign - managing two shots on target from three shots overall in that game.

West Ham’s Mateus Fernandes is drawing an average of 1.52 fouls per game in the Premier League this season, however, that figure increases when playing away from home. Fernandes has been fouled on multiple occasions in 7 of his last 12 Premier League outings away from the London Stadium, drawing a combined total of 7 fouls across the Hammers’ last 2 road matches.

Fernandes is likely to find himself in midfield duels with the likes of Bruno Guimaraes, Joelinton, and Sandro Tonali, all of whom are regular offenders. The Newcastle trio committed a combined total of 7 fouls between them against Nottingham Forest last Sunday.

It's also worth noting that Fernandes was fouled twice in this season's reverse fixture.

Each of the last five head to head meetings between these sides has seen 3+ goals, with the most recent clash ending 2-2.

Volendam must win to avoid a relegation playoff, Telstar would take their place if the home side can win here.

Telstar have seen 3+ goals in three of their last four matches in the Eredivisie, most recently covering this line on their own with a 3-0 win over Heracles.

Nijmegen must win to secure a Champions League spot, despite leading this race for large parts of the season.

Nijmegen have failed to win any of their last five matches, seeing BTTS in all five of these games and 3+ goals in two of them - both defeats, including a 2-1 loss to Groningen last time out.

Go Ahead Eagles have seen 3+ goals in each of their last two matches, only winning one of their last five.

Only four sides have kept fewer clean sheets than Nijmegen in the Eredivisie this season (5).

Nijmegen’s 16 home games have produced 63 goals (3.93 per game).

Mallorca have scored in each of their last 10 matches in LaLiga, losing just three of these games.

Mallorca had 20 shots and generated an xG of 1.58 when facing Levante earlier in the season, in a game that finished 1-1.

Levante have conceded 28 goals across their 18 home games in LaLiga this season (1.55 per game). 

Rennes and Marseille are separated by just one spot and three points heading into the final day of the campaign, with both vying for a spot in Europe next season.

Rennes have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches, also managing to win four of these recent games.

Rennes’ 16 away games in Ligue 1 this season have produced 58 goals (3.62 per game).

Only PSG (41) have scored more goals at home this season than Marseille (38) in Ligue 1.

Monaco have seen BTTS in 21 of their 33 Ligue 1 matches this season (64%), the joint most in the division this season - alongside Strasbourg. 

Each of the last two head to head meetings between the sides has seen BTTS.

Monaco have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches in Ligue 1.

Only Metz (6) and Nice (5), both in the relegation zone, have kept fewer clean sheets than Monaco (7) in Ligue 1 this season.

Lille must win to be sure of automatic Champions League qualification next season.

Lille scored four goals against Auxerre in the most recent meeting between the sides, and three goals in the meeting prior. 

Auxerre have won just one of their 16 away games in Ligue 1 this season, conceding 27 goals across these matches (1.68 per game). 

Auxerre have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last four matches, conceding 2+ goals in two of these games.