Having settled into Premier League life, Ferdi Kadioglu is starting to show his attacking credentials, firing off eight efforts at goal across his last six Premier League starts. The full back is given licence to get forward as often as possible under Fabian Hurzeler and his average of 0.95 shots per 90 across the season demonstrates his consistency.

Visitors Everton are giving up the fourth most shots of any Premier League side on the road at 16.5 per game. They’ve won their last two away league games, however, they have conceded 39 shots combined in those matches and after allowing the Seagulls to have 16 attempts in this fixture last season, there should be plenty of chances for Kadioglu to pull the trigger.

Garner again ole ole, or however the song goes! We’ve regularly relied upon the Toffees midfielder to produce at least one shot in recent weeks in this column and he’s duly delivered with at least one in 18 of his last 20 league starts. Garner managed two efforts and scored in the reverse fixture and when he’s on free kick and penalty duty and loves a shot from range, it’s easy to imagine him maintaining his fantastic form.

Fabian Hurzeler is starting to come under pressure from expectant Brighton fans and having won just once at home since November, the Seagulls could well be nervy. Five of the last six visiting sides to the Amex have managed double figures for shots and with Garner needing no invitation to try his luck, he’s likely to be involved again in the final third.

Arsenal’s 3-2 defeat to Man Utd last weekend was the culmination of multiple nervous displays in recent weeks and Mikel Arteta’s side seem to be feeling the pressure of their title favourites tag. The Gunners’ lack of attacking guile is making their games low margin and whilst they still look solid defensively, Utd were afforded ten shots at the Emirates and Bournemouth managed 15 a few weeks ago and so sides are starting to find ways to attack them.

Therefore, we can expect a Leeds side who average 15.18 shots per game at Elland Road to have a good go. Midfielder Anton Stach has been one of their most prolific shooters all season, averaging 2.11 shots per 90 and taking at least one in ten consecutive league starts. The all-action German is happy to shoot from anywhere and with 53% of his efforts coming from outside the box, it won’t take much of an opening for him to shoot on sight.

Another Leeds player who has been enjoying himself in the final third since the turn of the year has been Brenden Aaronson who is playing in a more advanced role in support of Dominic Calvert-Lewin. The American has netted three times in 2026 and with seven shots in his last four games, he’s clearly hungry for more goals. He averages 1.88 shots per 90 this season and has also landed this bet in every league start at Elland Road this season.

I’ve touched upon Arsenal’s fragile confidence already and this feels exactly the sort of game that could trip up the champions elect. The league leaders have only won two of their last six games on their travels and will also be fatigued from their Champions League exploits in midweek. Opposition central attacking midfielders have combined for 17 shots across Arsenal’s last eight games in all competitions and Aaronson has show he’s more than capable of adding to that number.

Alex Scott is another midfielder who has shown an eye for goal in his last few games, firing off ten shots in his last eight league appearances. The Bournemouth midfielder seems to have taken the reins from Antoine Semenyo and is regularly shooting from a long way out, including taking responsibility for free kicks. He managed two shots against both Liverpool and Brighton in his last two games and so a visit to the bottom side in the division should hold no fear.

Wolves’ mini revival under Rob Edwards was halted at Man City last time out and with the Midlands side giving up 13.17 shots per game, it’s difficult to see them making a bid for survival. In their last two games against Bournemouth, Wanderers have allowed the Cherries to take 45 efforts at goal and with Scott having landed this bet on both occasions, he’s in the sort of form to do it again.