Terry Devlin is listed as a fullback on paper, but he regularly finds himself in advanced positions for Portsmouth. He is averaging 1.14 shots per 90 in the Championship this season, rising to 1.47 when playing at home. Devlin has landed this selection in nine of his last ten starts at Fratton Park, with multiple efforts in four of those matches. 

Devlin has scored five goals from his 35 league appearances this campaign, which is an impressive return. Three of those goals have come from outside the box, highlighting how he strikes the ball cleanly, and fancies himself from distance. He is also the designated set-piece taker for his side, so if Portsmouth get a free-kick in a dangerous area, Devlin will be a candidate to step up. Ipswich aren’t the easiest matchup here, but they are conceding an average of 11.3 shots per away game in the league this season, so Portsmouth should find chances.

Southampton have recently surged up the Championship table, and they come into this clash on a 17-game unbeaten run across all competitions. The Saints have pulled off some notable victories in that period, including a 5-1 win over Wrexham in their last away outing, and a 2-1 win against Arsenal in the FA Cup before that, which was one of the biggest upsets of the season. 

Finn Azaz was heavily involved in that win against Wrexham, as he racked up five shots. Two of those hit the target, and he struck the woodwork twice as well before eventually scoring his goal, but he easily could have had more. Azaz also provided the assist for Kuryu Matsuki to open the scoring. The Irish international has been an excellent performer for Southampton this season, and he is averaging 2.7 shots per 90 in the league, which is one of the highest values in the squad.

Barcelona were beaten 2-0 in the Champions League quarter-final against Atletico Madrid, meaning they will have to be front-footed from the off at the Metropolitano in the second leg if they are to stand any chance of progressing. Considering they were reduced to ten men after just 44 minutes, the Catalans did well to create as many chances as they did, and they were unfortunate not to score in the end - Juan Musso racked up seven saves. 

Marcus Rashford accounted for seven of Barcelona’s 18 shots in that match - four of those hit the target, while another struck the woodwork. The Englishman has deputised well on the left wing since Raphinha picked up an injury, and he scored against Atletico Madrid when these sides recently met in the league. Once again, he landed this selection with two shots on target in that game.

Liverpool had a night to forget in the first leg against PSG, as they were thoroughly outclassed at the Parc-des-Princes. With that being said, they aren’t out of the tie just yet, and they will have a two-goal deficit to overturn at Anfield. The Reds had very few chances in the reverse fixture, registering just three shots worth 0.17 xG, but they should have more success in the final third here. 

Ryan Gravenberch didn’t manage a shot in that game, but the Dutchman was constantly making deep runs from midfield, and was able to pick up some decent positions in the PSG box. Liverpool were in a similar position in the previous round of the Champions League, and they racked up 32 shots at Anfield against Galatasaray - Gravenberch accounted for two of those, and even managed to get on the scoresheet.