Headliner - Mohamed Salah (cpl/WOL)

Salah scored against Madrid midweek and has notched one league goal over the last six gameweeks with 13 shots, 10 shots in the box (SiB) and four shots on target (SoT). As the below image from our Transfer Analytics feature shows, he is the second most transferred-in player this week. Liverpool have scored five goals over the last six gameweeks and are ranked sixth for 'big chances' (15). Their first opponents Palace have conceded 10 goals over the same period and have kept only one clean sheet. Only Leicester (11) and Villa (13) have been more porous. No side has allowed opponents more SoT (39) than the Eagles over the aforementioned period. Their second opponents Wolves have conceded six goals over the last six gameweeks and have kept two clean sheets. The Midlands side are ranked 13th for shots conceded (86). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 11.9 for Salah.

Darwin Núñez (cpl/WOL)

Núñez has found the back of the net just once over the last six gameweeks but is ranked fifth for SiB (14) amongst forwards. He has been afforded three 'big chances' and landed six SoT while only Kane (three) and Iheanacho (four) have created more 'big chances' than his two. As the below image from our FPL Statistics feauture shows, he is owned by just 2.5% of the top 1000 and is a great differential. Liverpool have scored 38 goals this season (sixth) and are ranked second for 'big chances' (70). Their hosts Palace have conceded 17 goals at Selhurst Park this season and have kept just two clean sheets. Only Villa and Southampton (19) have conceded more goals on home turf than the Eagles and the London side are also ranked 18th for 'big chances' conceded (30) at home. Their visitors Wolves have conceded 17 goals in away matches this season and have kept just one clean sheet on their travels. The Midlands side are ranked eighth for shots conceded (147) and fourth for 'big chances' conceded (20). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 6.4 for Núñez.

Bukayo Saka (lei/EVE)

Saka has scored three goals over the last six gameweeks and trails only Rashford for shots (29 vs 26) and SoT (13 vs eight) amongst midfielders. Only Ødegaard (18), De Bruyne (19) and Fernandes (28) have created more chances than his 16. As the below image from our Fixture Planner shows, the Gunners have a great run of fixtures over the next four gameweeks so getting their players in is a good long-term move. Arsenal have scored 11 goals over the last six gameweeks with only Man. City (16) and Man. Utd (17) more prolific. No side has taken more shots (124) than the Gunners over the aforementioned period. Their hosts Leicester have conceded 11 goals over the last six gameweeks and have kept no clean sheets. Only Villa (13) have shipped more goals than the Foxes over that period with the Foxes ranked 15th for both shots conceded (95) and 'big chances' conceded (17). Their visitors Everton have conceded 10 goals over the last six gameweeks and have kept two clean sheets. The Toffees are ranked 11th for both shots conceded (81) and 'big chances' conceded (12). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 10.6 for Saka.

Eddie Nketiah (lei/EVE)

Nketiah has notched two goals over the last six gameweeks and as the Stats Sandbox image below shows he is top amongst all forwards for SiB (24) while only Haaland (13) has been afforded more 'big chances' than his nine. Only Kane (10) has landed more SoT than the 23-year-old (eight). Arsenal have scored 51 goals this season with only Man. City (60) faring better. The Gunners are ranked second for shots (376) and third for SiB (259). Their first opponents Leicester have conceded 13 goals in 11 home matches this season and are ranked 11th for 'big chances' conceded (19) in home matches. Their second opponents Everton have conceded 16 goals on their travels and have kept just one away clean sheet. Only Bournemouth (206) and Leicester (207) have allowed opponents more shots in away matches than the Toffees (187). Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 9.1 for Nketiah.

Trent Alexander-Arnold (cpl/WOL)

Alexander-Arnold looks back to his creative best with two assists over the last six gameweeks, only Estupinan (three) has managed more amongst defenders. The 24-year-old trails only Trippier (26) for chances created (12) over that period and is joint-top for 'big chances' created (six). As the below image from our Predicted Lineups feature shows, he is rated at 100% to start for the Reds. Their first opponents Palace have scored just four goals over the last six gameweeks with only Newcastle, Chelsea and Bournemouth (three each) faring worse. No side has fashioned fewer 'big chances' (five) than the Eagles over the aforementioned period. Their second opponents Wolves have scored seven goals over the last six gameweeks with only Villa, Bournemouth (six each) and Palace (five) creating fewer 'big chances' than their seven. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 9.9 for Alexander-Arnold.