Vitor Pereira handed Goncalo Guedes his first league start of the season against Leicester, and was duly rewarded for it. The Portuguese forward got on the scoresheet as Wolves broke a four-game losing streak by beating the Foxes 3-0.

Prior to that, Guedes started against Burnley in the EFL Cup, scoring twice. He then featured in the proceeding round against Brighton, again getting on the scoresheet. Guedes had four shots and two on target in both matches, respectively.

Despite failing to hit the target on boxing Day against Man United, Guedes is in a fantastic position to exploit a makeshift Spurs defence, who recently saw Radu Dragusin join an already extensive injury list.

This same bet is 1.66 with bet365, which implies a 60% chance of this bet landing. Meanwhile, PaddyPower have an implied chance of 50%.

In addition, we get the insurance of SuperSub, which would have paid dividends against Man United, as Hwang Hee-Chan replaced Guedes to score late on.

Alex Iwobi has been a key player in the Marco Silva system this season, exemplified by playing the full 90 in each of his last five league games. The former Arsenal man is averaging 1.94 shots per 90 this campaign.

Importantly, Iwobi has seen a significant increase in efforts at home, with that aforementioned average rising to 2.4 shots per 90 at Craven Cottage.

The Nigerian international has landed this bet in four of his last five home games, only failing against Arsenal in that run where Fulham had just two shots in total. Last time out, Iwobi had three efforts on target from six attempts against Southampton.
The 28-year-old seems to play with more confidence in front of a home support, exemplified as four of his five goals this season have come in West London.

This same bet is priced at 1.61 with bet365, while Sky are also much shorter at 1.44. Considering PaddyPower are offering the most generous price, along with the SuperSub rule, this bet looks great value.