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It's a bit of a dead rubber here as RB Leipzig have already qualified for the knockouts but obviously can't catch Man City, while Young Boys have pipped Red Star to third place and a spot in the Europa League.

So you'd expect to see some changes from both sides and you never know a decent game might just break out once we get going.

It's a tricky one to navigate betting wise though so let's see what the stats as we have them tell us.

Leg 1: Both teams to score

It's 4/61.67 for both teams to score here and in a game where we should see changes we can either have boring stalemates or games with goals as both sides player relatively care free.

Both sides scored in the first meeting in the group, Leipzig have scored in every game and Young Boys all bar away at Man City.

11 of Leipzig's last 12 European games at home have seen both sides score so why not add another even if there's nothing riding on the game.

Leg 2: Yussuf Poulsen 2+ shots on target

He's short at 1/41.25 for Poulsen to have a shot on target but he's likely to start and has had plenty of efforts on goal this season, so maybe we can push the boat out a bit with him.

Poulsen has scored in three of his last four despite only starting two of those games so if he gets the nod from the start as expected then we can expect him to be productive.

And after having multiple shots on target in his last three starts for Leipzig and Denmark, it's worth backing Poulsen to have 2+ shots on target at 11/102.11

Leg 3: Emil Forsberg 1+ shot on target

Emil Forsberg is another prime candidate to get a start having made three substitute appearances in his last four games.

He did start at Man City though so the Swede is in the frame for a starting berth so he'll be keen to impress if in from the start.

Forsberg started in the first game against Young Boys and although he failed to hit the target he did have three efforts on goal and a similar game here will surely see him hit the target at 4/71.57.

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