09 March 2020, by: Carl Lewis

Champions League Stat Pack – Round of 16 (10/11 March)

RB Leipzig are undefeated in their last 5 UCL matches while they;ve been unbeaten in 11 matches at home across all competitions.

RB Leipzig have averaged 2.25 second-half goals across their previous 4 home wins.

Tottenham’s record from their last five European fixtures in Germany reads: W2, D1, L2.

5 of Tottenham’s last 9 Premier League away matches have seen them concede exactly two goals.

BET: UCL

Valencia have a 4-1 first-leg deficit to overcome,interestingly they’ve progressed in 10 of the 20 UEFA ties where they’ve lost an away first leg. Also they’ve only won by a 3-goal margin or more in 1 of their last 42 competitive fixtures. That win was against Lille (4-1) this season.

All three of their home UCL matches they’ve conceded in the first half and those matches have seen over 2.5 goals.

Atalanta are Serie A’s highest scorers averaging 2.80 goals per game.

Atalanta have scored the opener in five of their last six UCL games (at all venues) this season.

Atalanta have won their last 3 UCL matches and scored at least 2 goals in those fixtures.

BET: UCL

Liverpool have a mixed European home record versus Spanish opposition (W6, D7, L5), omportantly though they’ve won 4 of the most recent 6. Also, hey’ve progressed in all four two-legged European ties against clubs from Spain.

Liverpool’s last three fixtures against Atlético have finished 1-0 after 90 min.

There have been under 2.5 goals scored in Liverpool‘s last 3 UCL games (Champions League).

Atlético Madrid are unbeaten in 6 in all competitions (W3, D3), but have conceded the first in the last 3, which came inside 25-minutes.

Atlético have won one of their last nine UCL knockout stage away clashes (D2, L6).

There have been under 2.5 goals scored in 5 of Atletico‘s last 6 UCL games.

BET: UCL

There have been over 2.5 goals scored in 26 of PSG‘s last 30 UCL games.

There have been over 2.5 goals scored in Borussia Dortmund‘s last 4 UCL games.

BET: UCL

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