Headliner - Harry Kane (EVE)

Kane has found the back of the net four times over the last six gameweeks, only Haaland (nine) has been more prolific amongst forwards. His total of 16 shots is only bettered by Toney (18) and Haaland (20), while only Adams (nine) has created more chances than his seven. Spurs have scored 11 goals over the same period, only Arsenal (12) and Man. City (20) have scored more. The London side only trail Arsenal (34) and Man. City (37) for shots on target (SoT) (30). As the below image from our Fixture Analyser shows, they have a good run of fixtures over the next six gameweeks so Kane is a good long-term buy. Their opponents Everton have conceded just four goals over the last six gameweeks but they have been very fortunate with the Merseyside outfit sitting bottom for shots conceded (85). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 5.4 for Kane.

Kevin De Bruyne (liv)

De Bruyne has taken 10 shots over the last six gameweeks with three landing on target but it is the creativity numbers where the Belgian international really shines. As the Stats Sandbox image below shows, he is top amongst all players for assists (six), chances created (14) and 'big chances' created (six) over the aforementioned period. Man. City top all the attacking metrics over the last six gameweeks - goals scored (20), shots (89), SoT (37) and 'big chances' (21). Their hosts Liverpool have conceded seven goals over the same period keeping just one clean sheet. The Merseyside outfit are ranked 14th for 'big chances' conceded (11) despite playing a game fewer than most teams. Our Fix Algorithm currently proejcts a point score of 4.4 for De Bruyne.

Gabriel Jesus (lee)

Jesus is ranked fifth amongst forwards for goals scored (three) over the last six gameweeks and only Haaland (18) beats him for shots in the box (SiB) (16). The Norwegian international (seven) is the only played that beats him for 'big chances' (six), while only Adams (nine) has attempted more assists than the 25-year-old. As the below image from our Predicted Lineups feature shows, he is one of the first names on the Arsenal team sheet and is rated at 99% to start. The Gunners (12) trail only Man. City for goals scored (20), while only Liverpool (53), Newcastle (61) and Man. City (63) have taken more SiB than their 52. Their hosts Leeds have conceded eight goals in the last six gameweeks keeping just one clean sheet. They are ranked 19th for 'big chances' conceded (17) despite playing a game fewer than most teams. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 6.3 for Jesus.

James Maddison (CRY)

Maddison has notched four goal involvements (three goals, one assist) over the last six gameweeks and only trails De Bruyne (14) for chances created (12) amongst midfielders. His total of 15 shots can only be bettered by Saka (17) and Bowen (18) while Foden (nine) is the only midfielder to have landed more SoT than his seven. As the image below from our Transfer Analytics feature shows, he is a popular target this week with nearly 200,000 managers bringing him in. The Foxes have scored nine goals over the last six gameweeks with only Spurs, Newcastle (each 11), Arsenal (12) and Man. City (20) finding the back of the net more often. Their visitors Palace have conceded just four goals over the last six gameweeks keeping just one clean sheet. Only Southampton (15), Leeds (17) and Fulham (22) have allowed opponents more 'big chances' than the Eagles (13) over that period. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 5.0 for Maddison.

Ivan Perišić (EVE)

Perišić is second for chances created (seven) amongst defenders over the last six gameweeks. He only trails Trippier (13) and in that timeframe the Croatian has managed one assist. Spurs have conceded seven goals over that period keeping just one clean sheet. However, the London side are ranked seventh for 'big chances' conceded (seven). Their visitors Everton have struggled to find the back of the net this season and are ranked 14th for goals scored (five) over the last six gameweeks. Only Forest, Southampton (each 13), Wolves and Bournemouth (each 12) have landed fewer SoT than the Toffees (14). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a 50% chance of a Spurs clean sheet and a point score of 3.3 for Perišić.