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

Harry Kane (SHU)

Kane should slot straight back into the Spurs starting lineup after featuring for the London side in the Carabao Cup final, no forward has scored more goals than the Englishman (four) over the last four gameweeks while only Iheanacho (16) and Wood (20) have taken more shots than his 15. Only Wood (10) has landed more shots on target (SoT) than his seven. Spurs have scored seven goals over the last four gameweeks, only West Ham, Newcastle, Man. Utd, Burnley (each eight) and West Brom (10) have been more prolific. They are ranked 14^th for shots (47) and 15^th for ‘big chances’ (seven) over that period. Sheff. Utd have conceded six goals over the last four gameweeks, keeping just one clean sheet. The Blades are ranked 13^th for SoT (21) and 14^th for ‘big chances’ (10) over that period. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 7.2 for Kane.

Kelechi Iheanacho (sou)

Iheanacho has been in fine form of late, scoring four goals in as many gameweeks. The Nigerian is second only to Wood (14) for shots in the box (SiB) (10) and SoT (seven to 10). He is projected to go up in price tonight as per our Price Predictor feature. Leicester have scored seven goals over the last four gameweeks and are ranked eighth for shots (50) and ninth for ‘big chances’ (eight). Southampton have conceded seven goals over the last four gameweeks, only West Ham, Burnley and Spurs (all eight) have been more generous. The Saints are ranked ninth for SiB (26) and 12^th for ‘big chances’ (nine) over that period. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 4.2 for Iheanacho.

Chris Wood (WHU)

Wood’s hattrick against Wolves took his total to four goals in as many gameweeks and no forward can beat the Kiwi for goals, shots (20), SiB (14), SoT (10) and ‘big chances’ (seven) over that period. He is owned by just 2.6% of the top 100k as per our FPL Statistics feature. Burnley have found the back of the net eight times over the last four gameweeks, only West Brom (10) have been more prolific. Their total of 36 SiB is bettered only by Brighton (37), Newcastle (40), Man. Utd (42), Chelsea (46) and Liverpool (51). West Ham have conceded eight goals over the last four gameweeks, no side has conceded more. Only West Brom, Spurs (each 43) and Newcastle (45) have allowed opponents more SiB than the Hammers’ 42. Our Fix Algorithm currently projects a point score of 4.4 for Wood.