Kevin Schade is enjoying a recent run in the Brentford front line where he’s averaging 1.02 shots on target per 90 this season. He’s also scored 3 goals from 5 shots on target in his last 5 Premier League starts and so should be high on confidence.

Despite improving under David Moyes, Everton are still conceding an average of over 4 shots on target per game. In the reverse fixture, Brentford had 6 efforts on goal and with both teams comfortably clear of any trouble, this should be an open game with plenty of opportunities to hit the target.

Uruguayan midfielder Manuel Ugarte scored his first goal for Man Utd from 1 of his 3 shots in the weekend comeback against Everton. He’s had 0.69 shots per 90 this season and in recent weeks has seen that average increase significantly with 8 shots in his last 9 starts.

Ipswich concede 16.9 shots on the road which is the 4th most of any Premier League side. Their last 2 away games have seen them give up 41 shots and so Man Utd can attack at will and hope to rack up the goals like Spurs did against the Tractor Boys on Saturday.

Ipswich centre back Dara O’Shea continues to be an attacking threat, averaging 0.62 shots per 90. His shot against Spurs on Saturday was his 14th of the season with the vast majority coming from set pieces.

Man Utd are still struggling to defend set plays, conceding the 3rd most of any team with 12 so far. Ipswich have scored 21% of their Premier League goals from set pieces and so should be targeting this weakness, with O’Shea the main target from all corners and wide free kicks.

Playing regularly as a box-to-box midfielder, Elliot Anderson has taken 28 shots this season at an average of 1.46 per 90. He’s in excellent recent form with 8 shots in his last 7 starts, only failing to land this bet against Liverpool and Brighton.

Having seen their title challenge go up in flames on Saturday, Arsenal could well be vulnerable here. The Gunners have given up 12.2 shots per game on their travels and having lost here back in 2023, will be all too aware of the threat that Forest pose.

Wing wizard Anthony Gordon looks an excellent price for 2 shots, especially when you consider his average of 2.35 shots per 90 and the fact that he’s had 2 or more in 11 of his last 13 starts. In the reverse fixture he had 5 efforts at goal, scoring once and so hopefully those good memories will lead to plenty more.

Away from home, Gordon has taken at least 2 shots in 9 of 12 matches and despite Liverpool’s excellent defensive record, this will be their 8th match in February and so fatigue may well be a factor.