PSG’s Bradley Barcola is one of the most consistent attacking threats for his side this season and is excellent value at 1.4 to have a shot on target. Barcola averages 1.16 shots on target per 90 minutes, highlighting his reliability when testing opposition goalkeepers. The young forward has been in terrific form recently, recording an attempt on target in 11 of his last 13 matches.

During this impressive run, he has registered 18 shots on target, proving his willingness to create opportunities and test the keeper regularly. Against Monaco, who will likely give PSG space to exploit in attack, Barcola’s pace and sharp movement will provide him ample chances to shoot. Given his consistency and current form, backing him to hit the target at these odds is an appealing bet for this fixture.

Monaco’s Ben Seghir is in excellent attacking form and represents strong value at 1.62 to record a shot on target against PSG. Despite averaging 0.98 shots on target per 90 minutes this season, his recent output has been impressive.

Seghir has managed 7 shots on target in his last 9 appearances, hitting the target in 6 of those games. The young winger’s growing influence in Monaco’s attack means he is regularly finding shooting opportunities, particularly against high-profile opponents like PSG, where Monaco’s counter-attacking style can play to his strengths. Seghir’s accuracy and confidence in front of goal make him a prime candidate to trouble PSG’s defence and goalkeeper.

Monaco’s defensive midfielder Mohamed Camara is a reliable option in the foul markets, and he is well-priced at 1.33 to commit 2 or more fouls in this game. Camara averages 2.21 fouls per 90 minutes, which highlights his aggressive and combative playing style. His recent record is even more convincing—Camara has committed fouls in 16 of his last 18 matches, with multiple fouls in 10 of those games.

Against a PSG midfield that thrives on quick movement and possession, Camara will likely be tasked with breaking up play and disrupting PSG’s rhythm. This role naturally leads to fouls, especially given the quality of players like Vitinha and Ruiz in PSG’s midfield. Camara’s physical approach and foul consistency make him an excellent bet to commit at least two fouls in this fixture.

Takumi Minamino offers excellent value to record two or more shots in this fixture at 1.62. The Japanese international has been in fine form, particularly in Monaco’s attacking build-up. Minamino registered 6 attempts in Monaco’s recent goalless draw against Stade Reims, showcasing his ability to get into shooting positions regularly.

Over the season, he averages an impressive 2.47 shots per 90 minutes, which underlines his attacking intent. Minamino has managed to record multiple shots in 8 of his last 10 matches, proving his consistency in creating goal-scoring opportunities.

Against a PSG side that will leave space in transition, Minamino is likely to find further opportunities to shoot. Given his current output and attacking role for Monaco, backing him to register two shots looks like a strong selection at 1.62.

PSG’s Achraf Hakimi is a standout pick to record at least two shots in this match, with odds of 1.73 offering solid value. Despite averaging just below 2 shots per game at 1.87, Hakimi has been a consistent attacking force for PSG this season.

He has recorded multiple shots in 10 of his last 16 starts, proving his importance in PSG’s attacking play. Hakimi’s overlapping runs and ability to cut inside to shoot make him a constant threat, particularly against teams like Monaco who push forward and leave defensive gaps.

Notably, Hakimi has had multiple attempts in 3 of his last 5 appearances against Monaco, further justifying his value here. Given PSG’s reliance on attacking wide areas, Hakimi’s attacking output makes this a strong selection at 1.73.

Monaco’s Aleksandr Golovin is a strong candidate to commit 2 fouls against PSG, with odds of 1.73 providing solid value. Golovin plays a key role in Monaco’s midfield, often tasked with breaking up opposition play and closing down space. He committed 4 fouls in Monaco’s weekend goalless draw, underlining his physical approach.

This performance adds to an already impressive foul record—Golovin has committed multiple fouls in 7 of his last 13 matches, fouling in 12 overall. Averaging 1.33 fouls per 90 minutes, he is likely to be involved heavily in defensive duties against PSG’s quick and intricate midfielders.

Players like Vitinha, Ruiz, and Barcola pose significant challenges, forcing Golovin into defensive interventions. Given his recent form and the nature of this matchup, backing Golovin to commit two fouls is a solid selection.