I am quite surprised to see Cardiff as long as this for the match.

Despite falling behind to Peterborough, Cardiff were impressive enough in coming back to win their first match of the season on Saturday, and that should enable them to ease into the season now. Allowing them to approach this match with more comfort and confidence.

Vale also produced an impressive performance with ten men at Rotherham and were perhaps unfortunate not to get something from the match in the end. However, they were 2-0 down for most of the match, so there are some extenuating circumstances for that performance.

At the time of writing, Cardiff still have their attacking weapons of Yousef Salech and Robin Colwill available, and that extra bit of quality has the potential to be decisive here.

This could be the last time this season that I am able to tip up this line because Colwill has already hit the headlines with his shooting on opening weekend.

As well as his spectacular free kick goal, which also confirms his position as primary direct free-kick taker this season, Colwill hit four other shots in the match.

I still make his price for over 1.5 shots value at the moment though, especially when considering Yousef Salech is 1.2, given his propensity to shoot from range as well as inside the box.

Byers made an impact on the opening day of the season with four shots. He was lauded as a game-changing signing when he arrived at Vale Park last season, and whilst injury impacted his first season, there is no doubt that he is a player that will benefit Vale in League One.

He should play the full 90 minutes and, similarly to Colwill, he hits shots from inside and outside the box, it was two of each last Saturday, so he looks a shrewd pick here.

He averaged 1.4 shots per 90 in League Two last season as well.

Doue is coming off the back of a stellar 24/25 campaign in which he registered 30 goal contributions across his 61 appearances for PSG, despite only being 20 years old.

Doue had 13 shots across his seven appearances at the recent Club World Cup (2.12 per 90), with seven of these attempts finding the target (1.14 per 90).

Doue averaged 1.04 shots on target per 90 across his 31 appearances for PSG in Ligue 1 last season. We can expect this average to rise domestically this campaign, seeing as last season was Doue’s breakout season and he only started 18 games in Ligue 1.

Doue’s record in the Champions League last season is particularly eye-catching, with the winger registering 32 shots in the competition (3.89 per 90) with an impressive 17 of these attempts finding the target (2.06 per 90).

Doue is coming off the back of a stellar 24/25 campaign in which he registered 30 goal contributions across his 61 appearances for PSG, despite only being 20 years old.

Doue had 13 shots across his seven appearances at the recent Club World Cup (2.12 per 90), with seven of these attempts finding the target (1.14 per 90).

Doue averaged 1.04 shots on target per 90 across his 31 appearances for PSG in Ligue 1 last season. We can expect this average to rise domestically this campaign, seeing as last season was Doue’s breakout season and he only started 18 games in Ligue 1.

Doue’s record in the Champions League last season is particularly eye-catching, with the winger registering 32 shots in the competition (3.89 per 90) with an impressive 17 of these attempts finding the target (2.06 per 90).