Trai Hume is enjoying a more attacking role from wing back in recent weeks and across his last four starts has fired off nine shots. The Sunderland full back is averaging 0.83 shots per 90 across the season and is clearly happier in a more advanced role that allows him to contribute in the final third.

West Ham’s 3-0 opening day defeat to the Black Cats will be at the forefront of Hammers players’ minds and having shipped 14.18 shots per game on their own patch this season, it’s safe to say they’re far from solid at home. Across the host’s last six games, opposition right backs have combined for five shots between them and with Hume so happy to pull the trigger, he can add to those numbers on Saturday lunchtime.

Burnley’s attempts to survive in the Premier League will be reliant on their home form and they’re certainly giving it a go, averaging 13.5 shots across their last six games at Turf Moor. Lucas Pires has been contributing to this uptick in shot volume with nine shots in his six starts since his suspension, landing this bet in all of those games as he bombs forward from left back.

Thomas Frank was given a lifeline with Spurs midweek victory over Borussia Dortmund but still travels to Burnley under pressure. The visitors are conceding 12.82 shots per game on their travels and having allowed the Clarets 14 efforts at goal in the reverse fixture, it’s clear that Scott Parker’s men can cause them problems in attack, hopefully with Pires heavily involved.

At the opposite end of the pitch but down the same side, we have another full back who’s not shy when it comes to shooting in Pedro Porro. The Spanish international averages 0.71 shots per 90 this season but has been on a recent shooting spree, managing seven shots in his last six starts. The majority of his shots come from outside the box, showing that he doesn’t need much encouragement to try his luck and he also cashed this bet in the previous meeting on opening day.

Having mentioned Burnley’s attacking style at home, they’ve still not plugged the gaping hole at the back which has seen them concede more shots than any other Premier League side at 17.05 per game. The last three visiting teams to Turf Moor have hammered in 65 shots between them and with such a fragile backline, Porro can take advantage.

Harry Wilson continues to be Fulham’s best attacking outlet with three goals in his last four appearances across all competitions. The Welshman has a reputation for his pinpoint efforts from range and has found the target 0.91 times per 90, working the goalkeeper eight times across his last six games. At Craven Cottage, his average jumps to 1.13 per game and with him on set pieces too, he should get plenty of opportunities to hit the target.

Brighton’s patchy form has frustrated Seagulls fans this season and they’ve found it particularly difficult on the road where they’ve won just twice. Across 11 away games, they’ve given up 4.36 efforts on goal per game and with Wilson full of confidence and relishing his role as the Cottager’s talisman, we can rely on him to produce once more.

The responsibility of bringing our acca home falls to Bournemouth’s Alex Scott and he’s clearly more than capable of doing so having taken 11 efforts at goal in his last three starts across league and cup. The Cherries midfielder is averaging 1.63 shots per 90 in all competitions and has managed at least one in eight of his ten league starts at home. 

Despite going unbeaten in all competitions since late November, Liverpool’s 1-1 draw with Burnley last weekend demonstrated that they’re still struggling to find last season’s form. The Reds are conceding an average of 11.18 shots per away game and allowed Bournemouth to take 19 in this game last season, showing that Scott will get chances to continue his recent spell of shooting.