Since Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s latest injury, Beto has been staking a claim to be Everton’s first choice striker. The Guinea-Bissau international has scored six goals in all competitions since the turn of the year and has had at least two shots on target in each of his last six Premier League starts.

Despite some positive results, performances at West Ham under Graham Potter have left a lot to be desired. The Hammers are conceding four shots on target per game under their new boss and have also kept just two clean sheets in nine games in all competitions. Beto’s recent form should have him high on confidence and he’s a lovely price to continue hitting the target.

In what appears to be a futile effort to remain in the Premier League, Ipswich have been in need of a match winner and January signing Jaden Philogene-Bidace has been doing his best to fill that role. The tricky winger has been having plenty of efforts at goal with 11 shots in his last three starts with six of those finding the target. He also had a further three shots on target in the FA Cup tie with Coventry.

Opponents Nottingham Forest are flying high having beaten Man City last time out and a Champions League spot looks a real possibility. However, these sides met just 12 days ago in the FA Cup where Forest needed penalties to see off the Tractor Boys and allowed them four shots on target. Philogene-Bidace didn’t start that day but with nine shots on target in his last 326 minutes of football, he has to be backed for one at this price.

Another side whose relegation fate looks sealed is Southampton as they sit 14 points from safety. The side they’re chasing down are their opponents here and so it’s a must-win game. One of their few threats going forward is Taylor Harwood-Bellis who has averaged 0.75 shots per 90 this season, the majority coming from set pieces. He’s had a shot in six of his last eight games and also landed this bet in the reverse fixture at Molineux.

Wolves have stabilised somewhat under Vitor Pereira but still boast the worst record defending set pieces in the Premier League having conceded 17 goals from them. In their last two matches, they’ve allowed seven shots from opposition centre backs and so this weakness is definitely still there and with the form he’s in, Harwood-Bellis will get chances to pull the trigger.

In the absence of suspended talisman Matheus Cunha, Marshall Munetsi has stepped up as a starter for Wolves. The man from Zimbabwe is making the most of his opportunity, scoring from one of his two shots on target against Everton last weekend. He’s also found the target a couple of times from the bench in the last month and has an average of 1.09 per 90 across all competitions.

Southampton are comfortably the worst side in the Premier League and are conceding 6.68 shots on target per game, one more than any other team in the division. Ivan Juric’s side are hurtling towards last place at a rate of knots, losing their last four games at an aggregate score of 14-2. They’ve conceded 36 shots on target across those matches and are showing little in the way of defensive stability, Wolves and Munetsi can take advantage of this.

In seven Premier League starts in 2025, Kevin Schade has had at least two shots in six of them. The German attacking midfielder has been getting an extended run in Thomas Frank’s starting line-up and is showing plenty of attacking threat. He only played seven minutes in the reverse fixture but still managed one effort at goal, contributing to his overall average of 2.29 shots per 90 this season.

Despite their excellent season, Bournemouth have been far from solid defensively and are giving up 13.6 shots per game, the 7th-most in the Premier League. In the aforementioned previous meeting, Brentford won 3-2 and had 12 shots, of which their front three contributed five and so despite Bournemouth being heavy favourites to win the game, there should be plenty of opportunities to attack for the Bees.