Form guide and key stats for the midweek matches
Monday 4 March 2019 18:14, UK
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Key stat: Tottenham have won their three previous encounters with Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League, who have lost 10 of their last 13 knockout games in the competition.
Form: Tottenham were without Harry Kane for the first leg and will be bolstered by his involvement in the second leg, though they still managed to give themselves a 3-0 advantage going into Tuesday's tie. Goals from Heung-Min Son, Jan Vertonghen and Fernando Llorente were the difference at Wembley.
Main men: Raphael Guerreiro has hit four goals in his last four Champions League matches for Dortmund. Harry Kane has scored two in three since his return from injury and has contributed to five goals in his six Champions League appearances (four goals, one assist).
First goalscorer: Raphael Guerreiro (14/1 with Sky Bet) or Harry Kane (4/1 with Sky Bet)
Key stat: Real Madrid have won their last seven games against Ajax in all competitions (scoring 22, conceding only three) and have reached the Champions League semi-finals in each of their last eight campaigns, while Ajax have not progressed through a Champions League knockout stage tie in 22 years.
Form: Hakim Ziyech scored in between Real Madrid strikes from Karim Benzema and Marco Asensio, who gave the Spanish side two valuable away goals to take to the Bernabeu.
Main men: Benzema has scored four and created two in Real Madrid's Champions League run thus far. Ziyech has only contributed to two goals in the Champions League (one goal and assist) but has had a hand in 23 goals in 20 Eredivisie games this term (14 goals, nine assists).
First goalscorer: Karim Benzema (7/2 with Sky Bet) or Hakim Ziyech (9/1 with Sky Bet)
Key stat: Derby have won three of their last four league matches against Wigan, not conceding in a single one of those games, while Paul Cook's side have failed to win in their last 14 matches on the road (D3, L11),
Form: Frank Lampard's side have failed to score in their last three matches, losing by an aggregate scoreline of 6-0 in that time, though they remain in seventh place just three points adrift of Bristol City in the final play-off place. Wigan drew with promotion-chasing Middlesbrough last time out and are unbeaten in their last five Sky Bet Championship matches, although they have drawn their last four, putting them just three points above the relegation zone.
Main men: Josh Windass has scored three of Wigan's last five Championship goals, bettering his tally for his previous 25 league appearances. Harry Wilson has 10 league goals this season, with the majority coming from outside the area.
First goalscorer: Harry Wilson (6/1 with Sky Bet) or Josh Windass (9/1 with Sky Bet)
Key stat: Accrington Stanley have never lost to Blackpool in the Football League (W1, D2), while Blackpool are unbeaten in their last four games in all competitions against Accrington.
Form: Accrington have only picked up a solitary win from their last 10 Sky Bet League One matches and sit in 14th. Blackpool are without a win in three and have failed to score in that time too - despite positive off-the-field news - putting them in 10th.
Main men: Billy Kee has two in his last four games for Accrington and has scored 11 goals in all competitions this campaign. Harry Pritchard has scored two of Blackpool's last five goals from midfield.
First goalscorer: Billy Kee (9/2 with Sky Bet) or Harry Pritchard (9/1 with Sky Bet)
Key stat: None of the Cheltenham's last 14 matches with Bury have ended level (W8, L6) and they have scored in 14 of their 15 league games against this week's opponents.
Form: Though Cheltenham are currently occupying 17th spot in Sky Bet League Two, they have only lost three times in their last seven matches (W4). Bury are unbeaten in 10 matches and have won their last four to put them in an automatic promotion spot, four points above MK Dons in fourth.
Main men: Luke Varney has been directly involved in six goals in his last 10 games at home (five goals, one assist). Nicky Maynard and Jay O'Shea have 33 goals between them in all competitions for Bury, which will cause problems for the Cheltenham backline.
First goalscorer: Luke Varney (11/2 with Sky Bet) or Nicky Maynard (7/2 with Sky Bet)
Key stat: In the reverse fixture, Sutton came from behind to see off Salford despite being reduced to 10 men. Their goals in the 2-1 victory came from Ross Lafayette and Craig Eastmond.
Form: Salford had suffered three successive league defeats and had not won in five until they beat Ebbsfleet last time out, lifting them back into the play-off positions. Sutton are winless in three, though they can go level on points with Salford if they win on Tuesday.
Main men: Carl Piergianni netted his eighth goal of the season to give Salford the win in their last fixture and helped his side keep a first clean sheet since January too. Gime Toure has scored three of Sutton's last six goals in the league - his only three goals this term.
Best backed: 1-0 (13/2 with Sky Bet)
