We've picked out a 20/1 shots and fouls accumulator for the finale of the Champions League group phase.
Benfica v Real Madrid
Leg 1: Kylian Mbappe - 2+ Shots on Target vs Benfica
This bet has landed in 5/6 Champions League group stage matches this season, with the fixture away at Liverpool the only time he hasn't hit the target.
The Frenchman has 20 shots on target in those five matches, averaging an insane 4 SOTs per game.
He has had 2+ SOTs in 11/15 away starts for Real Madrid this season.
Napoli vs Chelsea
Leg 2: Moises Caicedo - 2+ Fouls Committed
The foul merchant has committed 2+ fouls in his last two games and had two the last time he came to italy against Atalanta in December.
In a high-stakes game for both Napoli and Chelsea, it's hard to see Caicedo not committing 2+ fouls in a must-win match for the Blues.
Club Brugge vs Marseille
Leg 3: Mason Greenwood - 2+ Shots on Target
Greenwood has hit 2+ shots on target in four of his last five away starts, showing he doesn’t go quiet on the road.
He’s already posted 12 shots on target in seven Champions League matches this season, underlining how central he is to Marseille’s attacking output.
In a game where they’ll need to carry threat in transition, his volume and confidence from range make another multi-SOT performance very live.
Atletico Madrid vs Bodo Glimt
Leg 4: Julian Alvarez - 2+ Shots on Target vs Bodo Glimt
Julian Alvarez has registered 2+ shots on target in 4 of his last 6 UCL starts, showing he regularly tests keepers at this level.
Atletico go into their Champions League tie vs Bodo/Glimt with a lot at stake in the final league-phase match, and are strong at home with good recent European form, suggesting an attacking outlook where Alvarez will see plenty of opportunities.
Bodo/Glimt are no pushovers — they recently beat Manchester City 3–1 in the competition, underlining that goalscoring chances are available in this fixture and giving Alvarez scope to hit another multi-SOT game.
Monaco vs Juventus
Leg 5: Lamine Camara - 2+ Fouls Committed vs Juventus
Lamine Camara has shown a strong individual foul-committed profile this season, averaging around 2 fouls committed per UCL match and continuing that with 4 fouls in his first game back from AFCON.
He also posted 2+ fouls in each of his previous three starts for Monaco, showing consistency in his defensive aggression.
Monaco host Juventus in a crucial Champions League group decider where both teams need results, and that competitive intensity — especially against a physical, possession-challenging Juventus side — makes Camara’s foul-heavy pattern likely to continue.
