Chelsea are aiming to progress from the group stage of a UEFA Champions League (UCL) campaign for a sixth consecutive time. However, the ‘Blues’ have won just one of their last seven UCL home games (W1, D4, L2), and last won at home against UCL opposition drawn from pots 1-3 back in December 2015.

Every one of those four draws mentioned above saw both teams score in the second half, with the 61st-75th minute period alone averaging 2.25 total goals per match across them. Meanwhile, Chelsea’s last Premier League home game (D 3-3) saw both teams score inside the opening 15 minutes of the second half.

Claiming four of the last seven UEFA Europa League (UEL) titles, Sevilla have earned their fourth UCL group stage appearance of the last decade, having progressed to the knockouts in 2016/17 and 2017/18. They enjoyed just two road victories (D5, L2) in those tournaments though, if excluding qualification play-offs.

However, victory in all four 2019/20 UEL knockouts held at neutral venues complements a nine-game unbeaten La Liga away run (W4, D5) that was only recently ended with ten men at Granada. Sevilla are likely to be at their most dangerous after the HT break, having lost just one second half of competitive football (at any venue) since March 1 (2H: W13, D7, L1).

Players to watch: Tammy Abraham recorded Chelsea’s first goal on three occasions in their 2019/20 UCL campaign (W2, L1).
In addition to netting goals in two of his first three 2020/21 La Liga matches, Sevilla’s Luuk de Jong scored in both the semi-final and final of their 2019/20 UEL triumph.

Hot stat: All but one of Sevilla’s last nine UEFA fixtures have produced a drawn HT result.

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PSG have won eight of their last 11 UEFA Champions League (UCL) outings, with five (62.5%) of those victories yielding a multi-goal margin. Even though PSG’s average winning margin across the eight victories was 2.63, it is interesting to note that seven of the wins saw at least one half produce under 1.5 goals.

Over on the domestic stage, PSG’s recent 6-1 home win over Angers marked their sixth win in seven Ligue 1 outings at Parc des Princes. Lethal at any time, the Parisians averaged 1.67 goals beyond the hour mark across those wins, while taking less than 25 minutes to score their first goal on five occasions.

Conceding inside the first 45 minutes in every Premier League game thus far, Manchester United saw their last UCL win come at this ground in March 2019. Their five-game UCL form reads: W1, L4, with two of the defeats therein seeing United net an own-goal inside the opening 15 minutes of either half.
Including a defeat to PSG, two of the last three losses in that above sequence also saw them lose one half by a precise 2-0 scoreline - via goals conceded less than ten minutes apart - with the PSG defeat seeing both goals netted by French players.
Players to watch: Fired up after bagging a hat-trick (including two penalties) against Peru, PSG’s Neymar has seen his team on the day win by an average margin of 3.56 goals across his last 16 goalscoring UCL home games (all wins) since the start of 2014/15.
England’s penalty hero vs Belgium, Marcus Rashford netted from the spot in United’s last trip here (W 3-1). Interestingly, a penalty kick has been awarded in each of Manchester United’s last six Premier League games.

Hot stat: Half (ten) of the last 20 goals scored (either way) in PSG’s UCL games have arrived beyond the hour mark.

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Already trailing in their bid to recapture the Premier League (PL) title, Pep Guardiola's Manchester City were knocked out by former assistant Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal in last season’s FA-Cup semi-final, but in the league, the ‘Sky Blues’ have won six straight H2Hs. Consistent scorers, they have put exactly three goals past the Arsenal goalkeeper in five of those.

City’s last home match saw them lose 5-2 vs Leicester, marking Guardiola’s heaviest home defeat as City boss. Furthermore, it was the first time in 438 matches at the Etihad Stadium that City conceded five goals. The shock was even greater considering they’d conceded just one goal in the preceding seven PL matches here.
Arsenal, meanwhile, have seen all of their four league matches played so far feature over 2.5 total goals. However, they have been ahead at HT in just one of four PL matches so far, and that trend is unlikely to stop here, as they’ve been behind at HT in seven straight matches against City.

The Gunners’ second goal in their last match came after 19 team passes - the longest buildup after four rounds of the PL. So far, four (44.44%) of the nine PL goals that have come after 10+ passes have been scored by Arsenal. However, Arsenal have seen less than 50% of the possession in all 19 competitive H2Hs vs City since 2013.
Players to watch: Manchester City’s Phil Foden has scored his side’s second goal in both of his goalscoring matches this season (in all competitions).
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored both of Arsenal’s goals in the aforementioned FA-Cup semi, while his sole PL goal this season came away from home.

Hot stat: Man City have not witnessed a goalless first half in 14 straight PL matches across all venues, and not in 16 straight PL matches against Arsenal.

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A 2-1 victory over Belgium (Oct 11) means England have lost just one of their last eight at home against teams currently in UEFA Nations League (UNL) League A (W4, D3, L1). Including the winner v Belgium, England averaged 1.0 goals beyond the hour mark across those four victories, while three of them produced a goalless first half.

The reverse H2H (0-0) saw just three total shots on target, though England won the corner count stakes (6-4), as they have done in seven straight home games (CF 44, CA 20). Furthermore, three of the last four H2Hs to be won/lost have seen the victor win the second half by a precise 1-0 scoreline.

Denmark have lost just once in their last ten games vs a (current) UNL League A side (W3, D6, L1), with half (five) of those games producing a goal within the opening 20 minutes. However, they last won a competitive away game against a side currently in FIFA’s top-ten back in September 2008.

Notably, the ‘Red and White’ (DEN) have scored the opener in their last 13 wins. Of the ten halves played against current UNL League A or B opposition within that group of wins, seven (70%) saw them win 1-0, with the first half won 1-0 in four of their last five wins against such opposition.

Players to watch: Marcus Rashford celebrated his MBE award with an equalising penalty against Belgium. If excluding extra time, England are currently unbeaten in his last seven goalscoring internationals (W6, D1).

Danish forward Martin Braithwaite netted in the only match amongst Denmark’s previous ten to see both teams score. It is one of four international goals (from his last six) to arrive beyond the 70th minute.

Hot stat: Going back to November 2014, each of England’s last five competitive home wins to see both teams score have seen them concede first (HT: W1, D4).

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