With just one more game of Yerson Mosquera in the Premier League, it would be rude not to back the defender for another shot after he’s been so profitable for us this season. The Colombian centre back has averaged 1.23 efforts per 90 in an all-action campaign and has landed this bet in seven of his last eight league appearances, across which he’s fired off 10 shots. 

Both Wolves central defenders had shots in the reverse fixture, and given that Burnley concede 16.33 shots per game at Turf Moor, there should be lots of opportunities for the visitors. The Clarets have also given up 4.46 attempts from dead ball situations per game, and if Wolves rack up a similar number, Mosquera should be at the heart of their threat.

Brighton come into final day with a chance of Champions League qualification, and if they’re to achieve it, Jack Hinshelwood could be key. The attacking midfielder has had an excellent recent spell in front of goal with three goals in his last four league starts, working the goalkeeper on seven times in the process. He’s had at least one shot on target in eight of his last 11 games and seems to have found his feet playing behind Danny Welbeck in attack. 

Visitors Man Utd have nothing to play for and arrive on the South Coast having conceded four shots on target per game on the road. In the previous league meeting, Brighton were afforded five attempts on target and with Fabian Hurzeler’s men highly motivated and Hinshelwood in sparkling form, this looks a generous price for him to hit the target.

Iliman Ndiaye found the target from two efforts when the sides met earlier in the season, and scored against Tottenham in the prior head to head meeting between the sides.

Ndiaye has found the target 22 times from his 42 attempts in the Premier League this season (0.73 per 90), working out to a shot accuracy of just over 50%. 

Ndiaye should get chances in transition here, Tottenham have only kept one clean sheet under Roberto De Zerbi so far, which came against Wolves, and Everton have scored in each of their last five matches.

The other side involved in the relegation dogfight are West Ham, who have to win against Leeds to have any chance of survival. Mateus Fernandes is widely regarded as the Hammers' best player and has had four shots in his last two matches as he looks to inspire them to safety. The Portuguese loves a shot from range and with responsibility on his shoulders, hopefully he can step up.

Leeds will provide stiff competition as they have all season; however, it cannot be argued that the visiting side would rather that their hosts stayed in the Premier League than Tottenham, given the contrasting resources available to the two clubs at risk. In any case, they’ve allowed home sides to take 13.94 shots per away game this season, and with little to play for, they should be on the back foot.

Fresh off his title deciding screamer on Tuesday evening, Eli Junior Kroupi should be full of confidence and keen to cap a stellar debut Premier League season with a 14th goal. The French teenager averages 1.17 shots on target per game and has cashed this bet in five of his last seven games, showing that he’s settled into England’s top division and has more to come yet. 

Kroupi scored in the reverse fixture and should be looking forward to facing Forest again, especially given that Vitor Pereira’s side conceded three in their last game where they allowed eight attempts on target. The hosts look fatigued but determined to see out the season in entertaining fashion, and so what should be an open game that could play nicely into Kroupi’s hands.