Morgan Rogers had three shots when these sides met earlier in the season, with one of those attempts finding the target. He’s Villa’s joint top scorer in the Premier League this year with eight goals to his name - already matching the goal tally he managed across 37 appearances in the Premier League last season.

Rogers has taken 59 shots across his 27 starts in the Premier League this season, working out to an average of 2.20 shots per 90. This is significant because it’s a massive rise from the 1.58 shots per 90 that Rogers was averaging last season, suggesting that he’s been instructed to take on more efforts at goal by Unai Emery, something which is directly reflected in his current goal tally.

24 of his 59 attempts have found the target (0.90 per 90), which is also a rise on the 0.58 shots on target per 90 he averaged across the entirety of last campaign. Rogers has had a shot on target in four of his last five Premier League appearances, and a Wolves side that have conceded 30 goals across their 14 home matches in the top flight this term should give him opportunities to find the target again.