Emmanuel Longelo is another Motherwell player who appeals in the shots market, and I’m backing him to let fly at least once.

Longelo was arguably the standout left-back in Scotland last season and carries a considerable attacking threat, with plenty of licence to push forward. 

That is underlined by his 8 goals for Motherwell in the top flight last term, alongside an average of 1.39 shots per game.

While he has yet to score domestically this season, he did find the net away at Freiburg in a Europa Conference League qualifier.

The Motherwell ace has also fired 1+ shot in each of his last five Scottish Premiership outings, including Motherwell’s road game at Rangers last month.

With both teams likely to play on the front foot, there looks to be value in backing Longelo to try his luck at least once.

The former Rangers youngster appears to have found a new lease of life at Fir Park, where his willingness to pull the trigger has caught the eye.

Lowry has already racked up 21 shots in the Scottish Premiership this season, a tally bettered by only two players.

A closer look shows that he has attempted multiple shots in four of his last five league appearances, including 5 at home to Dundee United and 6 at home to Aberdeen.

Celtic still look shaky at the back, and their attacking approach should give Lowry space to get a couple of efforts away.

Motherwell look worth siding with to earn at least four corners against Celtic on Sunday afternoon.

Alfred Johansson’s side like to take the game to their opponents, regardless of who they face, and that approach regularly sees them rack up plenty of corners. 

Indeed, the Steelmen are averaging 5.58 corners per game in the Scottish Premiership this season. 

They have earned at least 4 in each of their last five league games, including 5 against Rangers at Ibrox.

As for Celtic, they have conceded 5 corners at Kilmarnock and 6 at St Mirren on their top-flight travels this term.

It’s also worth noting that Motherwell forced exactly 4 flag kicks when the teams met at Fir Park towards the end of last season, further strengthening the case for this selection.