- 13J. Oblak
- 21Lucas Hernández
- 2Diego Godín
- 24José Giménez
- 4S. Arias
- 11T. Lemar
- 8Saúl
- 5Partey, Thomas
- 10Á. Correa
- 7Antoine Griezmann
- 22Alvaro Morata
- 14Rodri
- 23Vitolo
- 9N. Kalinić
- 1Antonio Adán
- 3Filipe Luis
- 35Javi Montero
- 20Juanfran
- 15S. Savić
- 25T. Courtois
- 23Sergio Reguilón
- 4Sergio Ramos
- 5R. Varane
- 2Dani Carvajal
- 8T. Kroos
- 14Casemiro
- 10L. Modrić
- 17Lucas Vazquez
- 28Vinicius Junior
- 9K. Benzema
- 24Dani Ceballos
- 11G. Bale
- 7Mariano Diaz
- 1Keilor Navas
- 6Nacho
- 12Marcelo
- 20Marco Asensio
Atletico Madrid’s defence is as solid as ever with a 73% home clean sheet ratio this term while 77% of their league games overall have produced under 2.5 goals. Real Madrid may be playing better football now but they are still bit wasteful at times in the final third with the likes of Vinicius not totally convincing in terms of his ability to take chances.
Despite some significant attacking recruits, the same could be said of Atleti who average only 1.45 goals per game in La Liga this term. All eyes will be on Alvaro Morata here as he lines up against his old club in his home debut for Atleti but it was an unconvincing display from him at Betis last weekend.
All things considered, backing Under 2.5 Goals appeals. In terms of the outcome, backing the Draw looks the best move, with 4 of the last 5 league meetings ending level while Atleti have won just 1 of their last 17 home league games against Real Madrid.