Dominic Calvert-Lewin has been a reliable source of shots on target for Leeds this season, and this leg backs him to find one again against Tottenham.

He faces a Spurs defence that has been breached regularly in recent weeks, and Calvert-Lewin remains Leeds' focal point in attack.

Mohammed Kudus draws plenty of fouls for Tottenham and has won more fouls than any other Spurs player this season.

Leeds have been undisciplined in recent games, and Kudus' direct running should see him fouled again here.

Mateus Fernandes has been getting forward regularly for Tottenham and has been a consistent shot-taker from midfield this season.

Leeds have shown they can be opened up through the middle, which should give Fernandes the platform to get an effort away.

Both sides have been involved in corner-heavy games this season, and this fixture looks set to follow that pattern.

With Tottenham likely to see plenty of the ball and Leeds committed going forward, 8.5 corners should be beaten comfortably.

Jayden Bogle didn’t manage to get a shot off against Bournemouth last weekend, breaking a six-game streak. The Leeds wingback likes to get forward and join in with attacks, so he is averaging 1.09 shots per 90 across all competitions this season. He has even managed to find the back of the net once, against Brighton back in September.

Spurs are a team in good form at the moment, but Elland Road is one of the tougher away days in the Premier League. Daniel Farke’s men are unbeaten in four league matches at home this season, and Bogle has accounted for five shots in that time.

Kai Havertz scored the only goal of the game last weekend, as Arsenal secured a huge three points at Anfield. The German international was in the right place at the right time to convert a cross from Declan Rice early in the first half.

Havertz is averaging 2.01 shots per 90 in the Premier League this season, which is nothing to write home about, but over half of his efforts have hit the target. That shows how the majority of his chances tend to be of a high-quality nature, and the Gunners should be able to generate some clear-cut opportunities against this Hull side who are in a poor run of form.

After a poor start under Alvaro Arbeloa, Fulham have picked up seven points in their last three league matches, which has lifted them out of the bottom three. Alex Iwobi has been a key reason for that, as he scored Fulham’s only goal against Hull to kick-start their unbeaten streak. Iwobi had three shots against Aston Villa last time out, with one of those on target, and he was guilty of missing a couple of great chances.

Iwobi is averaging 1.9 shots per 90 across all competitions this season, rising to 2.22 when playing at Craven Cottage, where he has landed this bet in each of his last three matches.

McAtee is averaging 1.86 shots per 90 across all competitions this season, and he has landed this selection in five of his last seven starts.

That includes two shots against Arsenal at the City Ground a few weeks ago. Both of those efforts came from outside the box.

Tottenham cruised to victory last weekend against Crystal Palace, as the visitors were reduced to ten men early on. Jan Paul Van Hecke had very little defending to do, and he didn't record a foul. However, the centre back is averaging 1.13 fouls per 90 across all competitions this season, and he landed this bet in seven successive starts prior to last weekend.

Van Hecke should be called into action a lot more at Elland Road here, and he will be primarily up against Dominic Calvert-Lewin. The Leeds striker was fouled three times against Bournemouth last time out, proving a difficult player to contain for opposing centre backs.

Ezri Konsa is averaging 1.97 fouls drawn per 90 in the league this season - not only is that one of the highest figures in the Arsenal squad, but it's also one of the highest of any Premier League player this season. The centre back is adept at drawing contact, and he has landed this selection in six of his seven league starts overall.

Konsa has an excellent matchup this weekend to improve that hit-rate, as he will be directly up against Oli McBurnie. The Scottish striker is averaging 1.35 fouls per 90 this season, and he will look to make life hard for those Arsenal centre backs at the Emirates.

Newcastle have the worst disciplinary record in the Premier League after nine matches, with 26 yellow cards and two reds. The Magpies come into this clash following back-to-back defeats, so they will be desperate to bounce back at Craven Cottage here. Their midfielders have been notable contributors to their card record so far - Nico Gonzalez is averaging 2.81 fouls per 90 across all competitions, and he should occupy the same zone of the field as Josh King this weekend.

The 19-year-old has been pulling the strings from an advanced midfield position, averaging 1.59 fouls drawn per 90. He has landed this bet in four of his last six starts.

Elliot Anderson completed his switch from Nottingham Forest to Man City over the summer in a big-money move, and the England international will return to the City Ground this weekend. Anderson was a key player for Forest last season, and he actually drew more fouls than any other Premier League player.

So far, he is on track to repeat that impressive feat. Anderson has been fouled 28 times in his nine league appearances this campaign, which is six more than John McGinn in second. The defensive midfielder is averaging 3.61 fouls drawn per 90, and he might not get the friendliest reception from the Forest home crowd, which means his numbers could rise even further after this weekend.