Caveat - Picks are in the below format

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

Erling Haaland (BHA)

Haaland has had the midweek off due to Man. City's fixture with Arsenal being postponed and the Norwegian international tops the league for goals (15), shots (44), shots on target (SoT) (25) and 'big chances' (18). He is also top amongst forwards for 'big chances' created (six). Man. City also top the league for goals (33), shots (177) and 'big chances' (39). Their visitors Brighton have conceded 11 goals and have kept four clean sheets. The Seagulls are ranked third for shots conceded (93) and sixth for 'big chances' conceded (16) but are likely to be more open under their new manager De Zerbi. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 7.1 for Haaland.

Mohamed Salah (nfo)

Salah has found the back of the net three times this season and despite his lower than usual goal return, he is still top amongst midfielders for shots (32), shots in the box (SiB) (25) and 'big chances' (nine) as per the Stats Sandbox image below. Only De Bruyne (31) has created more chances than his 27. Liverpool have scored 22 goals with only Arsenal (24) and Man. City (33) being more prolific. The Merseyside outfit are top for SiB (132) while only Man. City (39) have fashioned more 'big chances' than their 30. Their hosts Forest have conceded 23 goals and only Leicester (24) have fared worse. No team has allowed opponents more SoT (64) than the bottom-of-the-table side. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 6.8 for Salah.

Jarrod Bowen (BOU)

Bowen was denied his third goal of the season by a good penalty save from Alisson and the 25-year-old is top amongst midfielders for shots (17) and SiB (14) over the last six gameweeks. Only Trossard (four) and Salah (five) have been afforded more 'big chances' than his three, while only B. Fernandes (15) has created more chances than his 12. As per our Predicted Lineups feature, he is rated at 94% to start for the Hammers. West Ham have scored nine goals this season and are ranked sixth for shots (147). Their visitors Bournemouth have conceded 23 goals with only Leicester (24) faring worse. Only Spurs (173), Forest (176) and Everton (183) have allowed opponents more shots than the Cherries (165). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 5.2 for Bowen.