Iliman Ndiaye looks a player rejuvenated under David Moyes. He had been one of Everton’s better players under Sean Dyche, but has taken that form to a new level over the last few games, with 3 goals in 3 games and 4 goals in his last 5.

Bournemouth have reduced options to call upon in the midst of an injury crisis, so Ndiaye will either be up against tired legs, or young players elevated beyond their current ability level.

He also takes penalties, which is an added boost when looking for a goalscorer. Everton have netted 7 goals over their last 2 home outings, with Ndiaye netting in both of these matches. He has been a big influence under Moyes and siding with the to score or assist market offers plenty of value here.

We can look towards the previous round of the competition for this one, where similarly, Preston had a home tie against opposition from the league below, seeing off Charlton 2-1.

This should be a similar test against a Wycombe side who are 15 points better than Charlton over the course of the season, but below them in the form table over the last 5 games. They have lost their manager Matt Bloomfield to Luton, and appointed former Sunderland coach Mike Dodds to his first full time management role.

We’ll find out in due course if that was a wise move or not, but one thing Wycombe have done away from home all season is score goals, averaging 2.3 per game, so they’ll fancy themselves to notch again here.

They’ll put up a good fight, but I fancy the hosts to be too strong as a solid mid-table Championship side. This selection has won in 3 of Preston’s last 5 matches in all competitions and looks worth getting behind again at odds of 4.33.

This is a bet against Wigan, rather than a strong stance on Fulham. No team in League One has scored fewer goals than Wigan this season, or fewer home goals than them. Their total goal tally is 27, of which 8 were scored by Thelo Aaegaard – who has since departed to Luton.

The next best is Dale Taylor on 6, and then Joe Hugill on 3 who is now at Carlisle. That is 41% of their already meagre goal tally no longer at the club.

They face a Fulham side who are obviously a lot better than the opposition they have been facing for most of the season, and to boot have the 4th lowest xGA in the Premier League.

They should put out a strong side here with no European competition to distract them, and should show their class against the Tics.

Again this a pick with focus on a side in Chelsea who we see as highly capable in attack, but unable to close the door at the back.

Looking back over a decent sample of Chelsea games, across their last 15, 3+ goals have been scored in 12 of them. They face a Brighton side who will be hurting after an embarrassing loss at Nottingham Forest.

When you look at both of these sides games, both teams to score has landed in 75% of Chelsea games and 71% of Brighton, and over 2.5 goals has landed in 62% of each sides fixtures this term.

This selection has won in the last 3 head-to-head meetings between these sides, as well as 5 times in their last 6 clashes.