Headliner - Harry Kane (sou)

Kane's brace against Forest made it four goals in the last six gameweeks for the England international, only Watkins (five) has been more prolific amongst forwards. Only Darwin (20) has taken more shots than his 18 while only Gnonto (nine), Havertz (10) and Mbeumo (14) have created more chances than his eight. As the below image from our Transfer Analytics feature shows, he is the third most transferred-in player this week. Tottenham have scored nine goals over the last six gameweeks with only Brentford (10), Liverpool (13), Man. CIty (14) and Arsenal (17) more prolific. The London side are ranked sixth for both shots (83) and shots on target (SoT) (29). Their hosts Southampton have conceded eight goals over the last six gameweeks and have kept three clean sheets. The South Coast side have ridden their luck a bit, they are ranked 12th for SiB conceded (59). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 5.3 for Kane.

Bukayo Saka (CPL)

Saka has found the back of the net thrice over the last six gameweeks and is ranked top for both shots (27) and SiB (19) amongst midfielders. He has also registered two assists with only Fernandes (21) and Ødegaard (22) creating more chances than his 15. One of the first names on the team sheet, he is rated at 99% to start as per our Predicted Lineups feature. Arsenal are top for goals (17), shots (139) and SoT (38) over the last six gameweeks while their visitors Palace have conceded seven goals over the same period and have kept just one clean sheet. The Eagles trail only Bournemouth (36) for SoT conceded (31). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 5.3 for Saka.

Ivan Toney (LEI)

Toney has scored three goals over the last six gameweeks with only Kane (four) and Watkins (five) faring better amongst forwards. His total of eight SoT is only bettered by Watkins (10) while only Iheancho (four) has created more 'big chances' than his three. As the below image from our Fix Heatmaps feature shows, he averages 5.8 points per home game this season. Brentford have scored 10 goals over hte last six gameweeks with only Liverpool (13), Man. City (14) and Arsenal (17) finding the back of the net more often. The Bees are ranked seventh for SiB (53) and sixth for 'big chances' (17). Their visitors Leicester have conceded 11 goals over the aforementioned period with only Villa and Forest (12 each) more porous. Only Forest, Leeds (92 each), Wolves (109) and Bournemouth (116) have allowed opponents more shots than the Foxes (89). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 5.9 for Toney.

Miguel Almirón (nfo)

Almirón found himself back on the scoresheet against Wolves and the Paraguayan international is Newcastle's top scorer this season with 11 goals. As the Stats Sandbox image below shows, he is top amongst their players for shots (50) with only C. Wilson beating him for SoT (19 to 18) and 'Expected Goals' (8.50 to 6.53). He is also fifth for chances created (18). The Magpies have scored just four goals over the last six gameweeks but are eighth for SoT (23) and ninth for 'big chances' (13). No side has conceded more goals than their hosts Forest (12) over the same period with only Bournemouth (17), Liverpool, Arsenal (18 each) and Villa (20) allowing opponents more 'big chances' than their 16. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 4.0 for Almirón.

Ben Chilwell (EVE)

Chilwell has registered attacking returns in the last two gameweeks (one goal, one assist) and as the below image from our Match Stats feature shows, he is joint-top for goals scored (one), second for assists (one) and attempted assists (seven) amongst Chelsea players. He is also fourth for 'Expected Goals' (0.5). The Blues have conceded only five goals over the last six gameweeks with only Liverpool and Brighton (four each) more frugal. Only Brighton (33) and Newcastle (31) have allowed opponents fewer SiB (38) than the London side. Their visitors Everton have scored five goals over the last six gameweeks with only Newcastle (four), Palace and Southampton (three) faring worse. The Toffees are ranked eighth for shots (79) and seventh for 'big chances' (16). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a 60% chance of a Chelsea clean sheet and a point score of 3.6 for Chilwell.