With an average of 1.28 shots per 90 this season and 12 efforts across his last six league starts, Neco Williams is a consistent threat in the opposition half. With Forest now officially safe from the drop, their Welsh wing back can bomb forward at will and given that he needs no encouragement to pull the trigger from range, he looks generously priced here.

Man Utd have been excellent at Old Trafford under Michael Carrick but have not been without their difficulties at the back, conceding 10.89 shots per game. Their last outing at Sunderland hinted at fatigue and complacency having set in and what should be an open game here between two sides playing with freedom is a great opportunity for Williams to continue his shooting spree.

Another wing back who has been prolific in the attacking third this season is James Justin who has averaged 1.15 attempts at goal per 90 across the campaign. The Leeds defender has landed this bet in 14 of his last 17 league starts, during which he’s managed 22 shots and so we can trust that he’ll be getting forward again for the last game of the season in front of the Elland Road faithful.

Brighton still have hopes of qualifying for the Champions League but have struggled to keep the opposition at bay on the road where their opponents average 12.12 shots per game. Leeds showed on Monday night that they’re happy to play the role of spoilers and with no reason to sit in and defend, they should get plenty of shots off with Justin hopefully involved again.

At the other end of the pitch, Jack Hinshelwood is enjoying his role as a number ten, netting in each of his last three games, across which he’s had eight shots. The midfielder is averaging 1.82 shots per 90 and has had at least one effort in 14 consecutive games across all competitions and so with the visitors desperate for points, they’ll be looking to the youngster for inspiration.

I’ve mentioned already that Leeds have no reason to sit off and defend and therefore Brighton should get plenty of joy in attacking areas. The hosts gave up 14 shots in a 3-0 defeat in the reverse fixture and given Hinshelwood’s recent form, he should be chomping at the bit to get on the pitch and impact the game once more.

Old faithful Yerson Mosquera provided again last weekend with a shot away at Brighton despite his side mustering just five attempts all game. That tally matches the Colombian defender’s return from his last three league starts as he looks to finish the season with a flourish, adding to his average of 1.09 shots per 90.

The bulk of Mosquera’s shots come from set pieces due to his aerial dominance, an area from which Fulham concede 3.69 efforts per game. This is another game between two sides with very little to play for and therefore we should see an end-to-end affair, further increasing the likelihood of a shot from the Wolves centre back.

One team with plenty on the line are West Ham who have the opportunity to move out of the relegation zone with a win at Newcastle. If the Hammers are to do so, Taty Castellanos will be crucial to their chances, the striker having worked the opposition goalkeeper ten times in his last six games, landing this bet in all of those.

Newcastle cannot wait for their disappointing season to end and the Magpies have been particularly poor in front of their own fans, losing five of their last seven home games and giving up 11.78 shots per game this season. Teams to visit St James’ Park average 4.44 efforts on goal and with West Ham scrapping for their lives, Castellanos looks the sort of passionate player to drag them clear of danger.