Fulham are enjoying an impressive campaign under Marco Silva, currently sitting 8th in the Premier League, just 6 points shy of a Champions League spot. The Cottagers are unbeaten in their last 7 matches, a run that includes challenging fixtures against Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs, and Brighton.

Fulham will look to extend this run against Ipswich, a side in poor form. Ipswich have lost 5 of their last 7 matches, struggling to find consistency both offensively and defensively. Fulham’s solid squad depth, defensive organisation, and attacking creativity make them strong favourites to secure all 3 points.

Alex Iwobi has been a consistent contributor in the attacking third, with his shot volume offering good value in this market. The former Arsenal man averages 1.92 shots per game and over his last 11 appearances he has taken 26 shots – 9 of these games have seen him record 2 or more attempts.

With Fulham’s attacking style and Iwobi’s tendency to shoot from distance or cut inside to create chances, he looks set to fire a few efforts at goal.

Harry Wilson has shown glimpses of his quality this season, with his recent performance against Bournemouth being particularly impressive, where he registered 3 shots on target. The Welsh winger averages 1.32 shots per 90 minutes.

Wilson has managed to register a shot on target in his last 3 starts, while his set-piece duties also increase his chances of hitting the target, especially against Ipswich, who concede an average of 11.9 fouls per game.

Ipswich midfielder Sam Morsy is one of the most aggressive players in the league, making him a strong candidate to commit multiple fouls in this game.

Morsy averages 1.95 fouls per game and has committed at least 1 foul in each of his last 8 matches. Notably, in 6 of those games, he has recorded 2 or more fouls, accumulating a total of 18 fouls during this period.

Antonee Robinson is an under-the-radar option for an assist in this match, offering excellent value at odds of 4/1. The American full-back has been a creative force this season, recording 7 assists, ranking only behind Mohamed Salah and Bukayo Saka.

Robinson has been particularly prolific recently, with 3 assists in his last 4 matches. His ability to deliver quality crosses and exploit space down the flanks makes him a significant attacking threat.

Ipswich’s vulnerability in defending aerial balls adds further appeal to this bet. If Fulham’s forwards can capitalise on Robinson’s deliveries, he could add another assist to his impressive tally at a nice price.

Liam Delap comes into this game on the back of a phenomenal performance against Chelsea, where he scored and registered 4 shots on target. The young forward averages 1.04 shots on target per game and has hit the target in half of his appearances this season.

Delap’s confidence will be sky-high following his recent display, and he’ll look to trouble Fulham’s defence with his direct and physical approach.

Crystal Palace’s Joachim Andersen may not average high foul numbers (0.66 per game), but recent performances suggest he could be worth backing in this market. After returning from a 5-match absence, Andersen has committed 2 fouls in each of his last 2 starts.

He will face Delap and Hutchinson in this game, both of whom excel at drawing fouls with their direct style of play. Andersen’s defensive role in managing these threats will likely lead to at least one foul in the match.

Ipswich full-back Leif Davis has been active defensively, averaging 0.95 fouls per game this season. Heading into this match, Davis has committed fouls in 3 of his last 4 games.

Across his last 9 games, he has tallied 10 fouls, showing a willingness to make tactical fouls when needed. Against a Fulham side with pacey wide players, Davis is likely to find himself in positions where fouls are necessary to break up play.