We dig out the stats to help you land a winner for the final round of games in the group stages.
Tuesday
Barcelona are yet to concede a goal at home in the competition.
Borussia Monchengladbach have won once away from home in all competitions this season, scoring eight and conceding 18.
Borussia Monchengladbach haven’t won in their last eight games.
The last three games between Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid have all been won by a single goal.
Theo Walcott has the second best goals to minutes ratio of any player who has scored more than three goals in the competition, with 47 minutes per goal. Messi is the only player with a better ratio, with 40 minutes per goal.
Dmitriy Poloz (FC Rostov) has had three shots and scored from all of them.
Bayern Munich have scored 10 at home.
Bayern Munich have won 20 of their last 21 group matches at home in the Champions League.
Both teams have scored in every game involving Beskitas in the group stages.
Beskitas have drawn four of their five group games and they travel to Dynamo Kiev, who haven’t picked up a point at home.
Basel haven’t won at home in the group stages since Liverpool in 2014.
PSG, Arsenal, Besiktas and Atletico Madrid remain unbeaten with the latter having a 100% record.
Benfica have won four of their seven Champions League home games since the start of the season.
Wednesday
Real Madrid have won 20 and drawn the remaining four of their last 24 group stage matches at home.
Dortmund are one shy of 20 goals in the group stages. Only Man United, Real Madrid and Barcelona have ever achieved this. Man United (1998/99) and Real Madrid (2013/14) went onto win the competition.
CSKA's Igor Akinfeev's hasn't kept a clean sheet in the Champions League since 2006, against Arsenal in a 0-0 draw. CSKA themselves have not kept a clean sheet in the Champions League since November 2011.
Legia Warsaw have conceded the most goals in the group stage with 24.
Dynamo Kiev haven’t won any of their last seven Champions League fixtures.
Dinamo Zagreb haven’t managed to score a single goal in the competition.
Four of Tottenham’s five games have been won by a single goal.
Sevilla have won just two of their 26 La Liga away games since the start of last season, but have picked up four points on the road in this tournament so far.
Porto have won seven of their 10 Champions League home matches since 2014/15.
Both teams have scored in every game involving Real Madrid in the group stages.
