Anthony is averaging 2.44 shots per 90 over Burnley’s last 30 Championship matches, 2.42 per 90 when just looking at home matches, so it is a fairly consistent number. Narrowing the sample size down to the most recent ten Championship matches the number reduces slightly to 2.3 shots per 90.

That form isn’t helped by an unusual blank against Derby last time out, but that was a match in which Derby tried to make it into a nothing game and restricted Burnley to only nine shots in total.

Norwich generally allow a great number of shots, just short of 13 per Championship away game, and Burnley also average over 13 shots per Championship home match over the last 30 matches.

Anthony has gone over the 1.5 shots line in four of his last five home matches and eight of his last ten matches overall. He has been subbed off in three of those matches, all after the 70th minute, though, so Sub On Play On is unlikely to be much of a factor here.

Nunez has come back into the starting lineup in the last two matches and gone straight back into firing off shots.

He has contributed five shots in those two matches, despite only playing 45 minutes in one of them. This has helped his shots per 90 rate back over two shots per 90 for the season.

He is Norwich's primary free-kick taker when fit and in the team and has actually gone 12 starts in a row hitting at least one shot. Indeed, that run reads 3,2,3,3,3,1,3,2,4,1,1,2, so the vast majority of those starts have been well above one shot.

Burnley are probably the best team in the Championship at the moment on form and results. They are 28 matches unbeaten in the league, they still haven’t lost a home match all season.

Norwich themselves fell victim to the Clarets at Carrow Road earlier in the season so Burnley have the advantage there as well.

Norwich's away form at the top six is atrocious this season as well. They have lost at Leeds, Sheffield United, Sunderland, and Bristol City this season, scoring twice and conceding eight times in those matches.

Burnley have a home dominance in corners to the tune of an average of almost four corners more than their opponents at Turf Moor.

The Clarets average 6.5 corners per home game and concede 2.85. They have won the corner count in each of their last three home matches and five of their last six.

Norwich are running at a -1.3 corner deficit in away matches in the Championship. They have lost the corner count in eight of their last ten Championship away matches.

We mentioned the Norwich away record to the top teams in the previous bet builder, and it is relevant here as well because they have failed to score in their trips to the elite teams of Leeds and Sheffield United.

Indeed, across those two matches, they barely managed a chance, generating 0.47 xG, zero shots on target, and zero big chances created.

Burnley have only covered the 2.5 goal line in five of their 20 home matches, and two of those were heavy wins against bottom-three opponents.

Despite Norwich's poor record in getting shots on target against the best teams, they did have to play both of those matches against Leeds and Sheffield Utd without their Captain America.

Josh Sargent has a huge effect on this Norwich outfit; he averages over one shot on target per match, and since his return from injury, he has had only one start in 12 in which he hasn't had a shot on target.

Indeed, Sargent's shot-on-target ratio improves to 1.4 per 90 when only considering Norwich's last 20 Championship matches.

Whilst Flemming isn't an out-and-out centre forward, he is included in this bet builder because his record of scoring goals, especially at home, has been very consistent of late.

He has goals in each of his last two games at Turf Moor and three in his last four. He averages 0.68 shots on target per 90 at home, second only to Lyle Foster's rate amongst regular Burnley players.

The good news from that stat is that those two players have shared the minutes of late, and so with bet365's Sub On Play On, if Flemming is replaced by Foster, then the bet is still a good oneb

Sainz may have dried up somewhat in terms of goals since returning from his ban, but his shot volume is still strong.

Norwich's tactical setup is perfect for him to come inside on his stronger right foot and fire shots in from range, but he also attacks the centre of the box and gets chances from good goalscoring positions.

Sainz currently sits at 3.13 shots per 90 over the course of the season. He has beaten this line in nine of his last ten matches.

He was another player unavailable to Norwich against Leeds and Sheff Utd, so they will be looking for him to improve their goal chances here.