Caveat - Picks are in below format

1. No.1 predicted by Fix 
2. Alternative high-ownership option. Over 20%
3. Differential option. Under 20%

Mohamed Salah (bha, ars)

Salah has found the back of the net three times over the last four gameweeks and only Mané (four) has managed more amongst midfielders. The Egyptian is top for shots (21), shots in the box (SiB) (14) and shots on target (SoT) (12). No side has created more ‘big chances’ (20) over that period. Their first opponents Brighton have conceded nine goals over the last four gameweeks and only Norwich (12) and Leeds (18) have leaked in more goals. The Seagulls have allowed opponents 11 ‘big chances’ with only Everton (14), Norwich (18) and Leeds (21) faring worse. The match-up with Arsenal is not as favourable on paper, the Gunners have conceded just four goals over the same period and are ranked fourth for SoT conceded (11) and seventh for ‘big chances’ conceded (six) but Liverpool need to keep the momentum going to stand a chance in the title race. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 12.1 for Salah.

Trent Alexander-Arnold (bha, ars)

Alexander-Arnold has created nine chances over the last four gameweeks, no defender has managed more. The right-back is also top amongst defenders for ‘big chances’ created (four) and is rated at 100% to start as per our Predicted Lineups feature. Liverpool have been strong defensively, conceding just one goal in the last four gameweeks. They have allowed opponents just five ‘big chances’ with only Leicester, Newcastle (each four) and Chelsea (two) more frugal. Their first opponents Brighton have struggled recently, the Seagulls have scored just three goals over the last four gameweeks. Norwich and Leeds (two each) are the only teams that have been worse in front of goal. Meanwhile, Norwich, Everton (each 12), Brentford (11) and Chelsea (eight) have landed fewer SoT than the Seagulls (14). Arsenal have been in better form with seven goals in the same period but it is worth mentioning that they are ranked 19th for ‘big chances’ (three) with only Norwich (two) creating fewer. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 10.6 for Alexander-Arnold.

Harry Kane (mun, bha)

Kane has been the form player in the league over the last four gameweeks. The forward has scored five goals and as the Stats Sandbox image below shows he is top for shots (20), SiB (14), ‘big chances’ (six) and SoT (10) amongst forwards. Spurs are top for goals scored (12) and SoT (31) as well. Man. Utd have struggled on their own patch this season, conceding 16 goals and keeping just four clean sheets at Old Trafford. They are ranked 13th for ‘big chances’ conceded (23) and 10th for SoT conceded (52). Their second opponents Brighton have also struggled at home, conceding 16 goals and keeping just four clean sheets. The Seagulls are ranked eighth for SoT conceded in home matches (50). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 9.5 for Kane.