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Following the departure of Dodi Lukebakio to Benfica, Sevilla have a large void to fill in the final third, given that the Belgian international contributed 11 league goals last season. In his absence, Ruben Vargas has been given a much larger responsibility going forward, operating in an advanced midfield role.

The Swiss international has taken a total of nine shots in four appearances without Lukebakio, averaging 3.08 shots per 90. He even managed to score his first goal of the campaign against Alaves in his previous start, helping Sevilla to a 2-1 victory on their travels.

Vargas was rested in midweek, but replaced an injured Adnan Januzaj after 60 minutes. Vargas still managed to land this bet in that game against Villarreal, registering two efforts at goal. The 27-year-old seems set to reclaim his starting spot, and is a player to target against Vallecano.

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Bologna will be looking forward to this fixture, as they search for their third win of the campaign. Lecce’s recent defeat against AC Milan in the Coppa Italia made it four losses on the bounce for the Giallorossi, who sit bottom of the Italian top-flight. Although Lecce were able to hold onto a point when these sides last met at the Via del Mare stadium, Riccardo Orsolini was absent for that match due to injury.

The Italian was the game winner in the reverse fixture, scoring the only goal on home turf against Lecce, so he will have fond memories of this opponent. With 15 league goals last season from just 23 starts, Orsolini was Bologna’s primary threat in the final third, and that is no different this term.

The 28-year-old has already scored twice in four league games, landing this bet in three of those matches with an average of 3.14 shots per 90.