Utility player Ethan Galbraith has played in multiple roles for Swansea this season and under new Swans boss Vitor Matos, he seems to have been earmarked for an attacking full back role. The Northern Ireland international has been consistent for shots throughout the campaign, averaging 1.52 per 90 and landing this bet in 15 of his last 16 league starts and five shots in two games under his new manager suggests that he’s been instructed to keep pulling the trigger.

Stoke’s poor run of recent form has seen them drop out of the top six after losing four of their last five games. The Potters have shipped 57 shots across those matches and whilst they’ve been strong on their own patch, giving up 16 shots to Bristol City recently shows that they can be attacked - a rejuvenated Swans side and a confident Galbraith look well set to take advantage.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is in excellent form having netted three goals in his last four games and so should be full of confidence. The midfielder has fired off 1.23 shots per 90 this season and having had at least one in 10 of his last 12 starts, clearly needs no encouragement to try his luck. He also has the added motivation of facing his old club here and so he’ll be desperate to show them what they’re missing.

Chelsea will be battling fatigue from their midweek trip to Bergamo and defeat there took them to four games without a win. At Stamford Bridge the Blues are allowing their opponents to take 9.57 shots per game and have conceded in four of their last five games as hosts, and so an assured Dewsbury-Hall will want to make his mark at his old stomping ground.

Watford left back Marc Bola has been consistently getting involved in the opposition box this season to the tune of 1.13 shots per 90. The Hornets defender has managed at least one effort in nine of his last 10 starts with most of his shots coming from open play and 44% from outside the box. 

Much of Wrexham’s recent success has been built on defensive solidity under Phil Parkinson, however, in the Championship this season they’re conceding 15.37 shots per game. Each of the last four visiting sides to the Welsh city have managed double figures for shots and with Watford keen to make up for a disappointing midweek result (drawing 1-1 at home to rock-bottom Sheffield Wednesday).

Speaking of full backs who like to try their luck, Kenny Tete is back in the Fulham line-up and after netting a rare goal at Spurs recently, looks keen to follow it up. The right back’s marauding runs have resulted in five efforts at goal across his last six starts and a trip to struggling Burnley provides an excellent opportunity for him to carry on that form.

The Clarets have lost six league games in a row and look devoid of any confidence as they’re giving up 14.57 shots per game on home soil. Across their last 12 games in all competitions, opposition full backs have been allowed to take 22 shots with three right sided defenders getting on the scoresheet, and so Tete will fancy his chances at Turf Moor.

Despite being without a win this season, Wolves did finally find the back of the net for the first time in six league games on Monday night courtesy of Jeanricner Bellegarde. The winger has been one of few bright sparks for Wanderers this season, taking 1.95 shots per 90 and managing at least one effort in eight of his nine league starts.

A trip to Arsenal could scarcely come at a worse time for Wolves but the hosts will at least have fatigue to contend with from their midweek trip to Brugge as well as a multitude of defensive injuries. Bellegarde landed this bet in this fixture last season and given that Wolves are likely to be restricted to pot shots from range, the Haiti international’s record of 12 shots from outside the box this season makes him a likely candidate to produce one.