Salah has been in devastating form over the last four gameweeks, accumulating 45 points at an average of 11.25 points per game (PPG), having contributed five goals and two assists. No midfielder has landed more shots on target (SoT) (10) over this period and only Sterling (five) has been afforded more ‘big chances’ than his three. He is projected to go up in price tonight as per our Price Predictor feature. Liverpool have scored more goals (14) than any other side over the last four gameweeks and are also top for SoT (30). Only Man. City, Man. Utd (both 14) and Chelsea (16) have fashioned more ‘big chances’ than their 10. West Brom have conceded 11 goals over the aforementioned period, keeping no clean sheets. Only Leeds (78) have allowed opponents more shots than the Baggies’ 75. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 10.2 for the Egyptian.
De Bruyne has been ticking along, with one goal and two assists in the last four gameweeks, but his underlying numbers indicate that a big haul is just around the corner. Only El Ghazi (17) has taken more shots amongst midfielders than the Belgian’s 14 while only Sterling (six), Salah and El-Ghazi (both 10) have landed more SoT than his five. His total of 14 chances created can only be bettered by Grealish (17). Man. City are ranked second on our Fixture Analyzer for the next six weeks and have scored just four goals over the last four gameweeks but the underlying numbers are promising. Only Leeds (63) and Man. Utd (67) have taken more shots than their 61 while only Chelsea (16) have created more ‘big chances’ than their 14. Newcastle have shipped seven goals over the last four gameweeks, only six teams have fared worse. They have allowed opponents 49 shots and 17 SoT over those matches. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 6.9 for De Bruyne.
Adams has notched a goal and an assist in the last four gameweeks while being afforded two SoT and two ‘big chances’. The creativity numbers are where the 24-year old shines, as the Stats Sandbox shows, only Martial (eight) has created more chances over the last four gameweeks than his seven amongst forwards and only the Frenchman (four) has created more ‘big chances’ than his three. Southampton have scored six goals over the last four gameweeks, only six teams have been more prolific. Their total of nine ‘big chances’ is only bettered by Liverpool, Brighton (both 10), Man. Utd, Man. City (both 14) and Chelsea (16). Fulham have conceded four goals in as many matches, keeping just one clean sheet. Only Man. Utd, West Ham (both 12), Sheff. Utd (14) and Leeds (19) have afforded opponents more ‘big chances’ than the Cottagers’ 11. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 4.8 for Adams.
Bamford has scored two goals over the last four gameweeks, only Firmino, Benteke and Vardy (all with three) have been more prolific amongst forwards over that period. His total of 12 shots is bettered only by Werner (13), Benteke, Vardy (both 14) and Kane (15). No forward has landed more SoT than his seven. He is the second most transferred in player this week as per our Transfer Stats feature. Leeds have scored nine goals over the last four gameweeks, only Man. Utd (12) and Liverpool (14) have found the back of the net more often. They are top for shots in the box (SiB) (46) while only Liverpool and Man. Utd (both 30) have landed more SoT than their 24. Burnley have conceded just two goals in their last four matches, but the fact that only West Brom (51) and Leeds (58) have allowed opponents more SiB than the Clarets’ 47 indicates that this should be a high scoring encounter. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 4.4 for Bamford.
Robertson has registered two assists over the last four gameweeks and no defender has managed more. The Scot is also top for chances created (11) amongst defenders for that period. Liverpool have conceded just two goals over the last four gameweeks and only Man. City (one) and Villa (zero) have been more frugal. Their total of 21 SiB conceded can only be bettered by Arsenal (17) and Villa (13). West Brom have scored just three goals over the last four gameweeks and only Fulham, Arsenal and Brighton (all two) have fared worse. No team has created fewer ‘big chances’ (one) or landed fewer SoT (nine) than the Baggies over that period. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a 60% chance of a Liverpool clean sheet and a point score of 6.7 for Robertson.
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