Brewster is finally seeming to play with a little more confidence. It is a long time since he took the Championship by storm on loan at Swansea, but now he is averaging 2.61 shots per 90 in the Championship over the last 30 matches, and this rises to 2.92 per 90 when just looking at the last 10 matches

He has beaten this line in his last four starts in a row, and then his replacement, Callum O'Hare in the last three matches, has gone on to have three shots across those sub appearances as well. This pick has good potential using Sub On Play On.

One of Sheffield United's breakout stars of this campaign, Sydie Peck initially looked like he was going to be a regular goal threat with good shot volume. This died off somewhat, but has returned with a vengeance recently, indicating a change of role between Peck and Chris Wilder.

Peck's last four matches have seen him take 10 shots, which has increased his shots per 90 up to 0.99 for the Championship season as a whole. There is also the potential for him to be replaced by a forward. This happened against Oxford where Tom Cannon came on for Peck.

Bundu gets more licence to attack when playing at home where Plymouth are more dangerous in general, the Pilgrims average 10 shots per match at Home Park, compared to 6.5 away from home.

Bundu averages 1.46 shots per 90 at home over Plymouth’s Championship season, including shooting at least once in his last seven starts at home. Sheffield United aren’t as successful at restricting their opponents away from home as they are at Bramall Lane, conceding 10 or more shots in four of their last five away matches.

Burrows has been a key part of Sheffield United’s attacking threat all season, having been given licence to overlap whoever is playing on the left of the Blades’ attack, or, sometimes invert into midfield and shoot from distance.

Either way, he averages 1.39 shots per 90 this season and after a couple of blanks, has returned to shooting duties in the last two matches, with three shots in total, two on target. Burrows is very rarely ever substituted so we will be with him throughout the 90 minutes, but he has hit this line in seven of his last 10 starts.

Katic came to the club with something of a reputation for being able to contribute in the opposition box. Whilst this hasn’t been a promise that has been fulfilled consistently, looking at Plymouth’s home matches since Katic joined, he is actually averaging just over one shot per 90, which makes his price here look great value.

He took two shots of Plymouth’s eight against Norwich in their last home match. Overall, including away matches, Katic has had at least one shot in his four of his last five, and it probably helps that fellow January signing, Maksym Talovierow, has been out injured for the last few matches to give Katic more deliveries to be targeted towards him.

Robinson averages 0.3 yellow cards per 90 minutes in the Championship, and his bookings have been for a mixture of fouls and arguments, so he has the potential for going into the book for different reasons.

This will be a game of nerves and high importance for both teams, and frustration could be close to the surface if things don’t necessarily go Sheffield United’s way. He could also be up against Ryan Hardie, who is likely to work him hard from a physical perspective as well.

Brereton has started the last nine Sheffield United matches and has had two shots or more in five of them. Even more interesting though, is that in the last two matches Brereton has been replaced by Jesurun Rak-Sakyi who has added another seven shots to that tally in 76 minutes.

There is a danger that Brereton could be replaced in the starting XI for this match, but having started the last nine, Wilder clearly has a degree of trust in the former Blackburn man, but we can use the Sub On Play On offer to safeguard any early substitution for the Chilean international.