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Levante host Villarreal at the Ciudad de Valencia Stadium on Wednesday night, which will give Karl Etta the chance to face his former club. The Cameroon international has scored six La Liga goals this season, with one of those coming for the Yellow Submarine in gameweek 1. 

Etta is averaging 2.39 shots per 90 in the Spanish top-flight this campaign, which is nothing spectacular, but 43% of his efforts have hit the target, which is impressive efficiency. He has a knack for popping up in dangerous positions, meaning a lot of the chances that fall at his feet are of a high quality. 

He has landed this bet in all six starts for Levante at the Ciudad de Valencia Stadium this season. Facing his former employers on home turf, Etta will be extra motivated to make an impact.

Ivan Romero led the line for Levante against Valencia last time out, but it was a lacklustre display from the hosts, and they were beaten 2-0. For only the second time this season, Romero failed to draw a foul when starting - both times, he has featured as the central striker. However, with Karl Etta expected to return to the starting XI in midweek, Romero could feature on the left wing against Villarreal. Romero is averaging 2.89 fouls drawn per 90 this season, and has been fouled at least twice in seven out of nine starts at home. He tends to see a lot more of the ball when playing on the flank. 

Romero draws an excellent matchup on Wednesday night to improve that hit-rate even further, up against the aggressive Santiago Mourino. The Uruguay international is averaging 2.08 fouls per 90 across all competitions this season, and has racked up six infringements in his last two starts alone.