Omari Hutchinson has had 14 shots on target across his 22 Premier League appearances this season (0.67 per 90). Only Liam Delap has had more attempts on target for Ipswich this season than the 21 year old.

Hutchinson has recently found some form in this department with the former Arsenal and Chelsea man managing a shot on target in each of his last five appearances in the Premier League, a run of games that has included Liverpool and Manchester City.

Villa are rightly favourites for this game but Ipswich do have a few players that can hurt them, especially with the recent headache Unai Emery has had in managing his backline due to injuries. The latest of these being to Ezri Konsa who has pretty much been an ever present for Villa this season, these absences open the door for Ipswich to have a few efforts on target in this game with Hutchinson well placed to have one of these given his recent record.

Ederson has been a busy man in recent weeks, Manchester City’s issues in defence and managing the transition have been well documented and have resulted in the Manchester City keeper being tested on a much more regular basis.

Ederson was forced into making four stops in Manchester City’s 3-2 defeat to Real Madrid in their recent Champions League tie. The Manchester City goalkeeper has been forced into making three or more saves in four of Manchester City’s last five Premier League games which has included games against Ipswich and Brentford, suggesting that this issue is quite deep rooted and easy for opposition sides to exploit.

Newcastle enter this game in fantastic attacking form, Eddie Howe’s side are averaging 4.8 shots on target per game across the season as a whole and have had 11+ shots in each of their last five Premier League games. Newcastle drew three saves from Ederson in the initial meeting between these sides at St James’ Park earlier in the season.

This is likely to be quite a tight game, Fulham have drawn nine of their 24 Premier League games this season, only Brighton have had more stalemates than Marco Silva’s side who will line up to be organised and difficult to break down, something which could stifle Nottingham Forest’s game plan which relies on moments of transition to hurt the opposition.

Both of these sides are really organised, Fulham have avoided defeat in nine of their twelve home games at Craven Cottage this season whilst Nottingham Forest have avoided defeat in nine of their twelve away assignments this campaign. These records reinforce the argument that there is not much between these sides.

The initial meeting between these sides ended in a 1-0 victory for Fulham in a game that could have easily ended with the points shared. Only a Raul Jimenez penalty separated the side in quite a low quality attacking affair with only three shots on target in the game and just one big chance which came from the penalty spot.

Kylian Mbappe is really growing into his role as a Galactico after a slow start to the season where many were questioning if Madrid could find the right balance in the final third with the amount of stars they have in forward positions.

Mbappe has 18 goal contributions across his 21 LaLiga appearances this season (16 goals, 2 assists), he’s registered five goal contributions across his last five appearances in all competitions including scoring in each of his previous two assignments against Manchester City and Atletico Madrid.

Real Madrid ran out 4-0 winners in the initial meeting between these sides at the Bernabeu earlier in the season, Mbappe didn’t manage to register a goal contribution but was a threat throughout the game. His recent form suggests he will be able to get on the scoresheet or provide an assist here.

Atletico Madrid have the best home record in LaLiga, they’re currently just one point behind bitter rivals Real Madrid in a title race that could go right down to the wire with the form both sides are showing at this stage of the season.

Atletico have won nine of their twelve games at home this season, scoring 23 goals in the process and only conceding seven. This defensive solidity will be crucial to this angle here, Atletico Madrid very rarely concede at home and Celta Vigo aren’t exactly prolific on the road with only 13 goals scored across their 11 away assignments this season, Claudio Giraldez’s side have managed to win just one of these away games this campaign.

Atletico Madrid ran out 1-0 winners in the initial meeting between these sides in what was quite a scrappy affair, they should be able to control the game in both halves with an early lead unlikely to be contested by a Celta Vigo side who have previously struggled against some of the more elite sides in LaLiga this season.

A meeting between two sides at the summit of the Bundesliga table could have real implications for the title race. A win for Bayer Leverkusen would take them to five points of Vincent Kompany’s Bayern Munich side who currently lead the way in Germany.

The initial meeting between these sides saw BTTS in a 1-1 draw with plenty of attacking talent on display, Bayern were the dominant side of the game but Bayer Leverkusen were clinical when opportunities came their way and will have more attacking joy at home here. Leverkusen have scored 29 goals across their 11 home games this season (2.63 per game).

Bayern Munich have seen BTTS in four of their last five games across all competitions suggesting a slightly soft defensive underbelly for Bayern in recent weeks but they have managed to win all five of these games showing that they have the attacking quality to compensate for a vulnerable backline at times.