Marc Cucurella continues to be a real attacking threat for Chelsea this season with the Spaniard averaging 0.66 shots per 90 from full back. In his last five Premier League starts, he’s had six efforts at goal, finding the back of the net in two of those. In the reverse fixture back on Boxing Day, he had two shots as Chelsea chased the game.

Fulham are conceding 11.2 shots per game this season and across the last eight meetings between these sides, they’ve given up 14.57 on average. The last 10 opposition left backs against the Cottagers have managed six shots between them and with Cucurella’s advanced role, he can cause them problems again.

Manuel Ugarte is enjoying a consistent spell in the Man United midfield and in recent weeks has been having plenty of frustrated shots. His last nine starts in all competitions have seen him pull the trigger 13 times, with at least one shot in seven of these matches. He also had a shot in the reverse fixture and so has previous against these opponents.

Wolves allow their opponents 12.2 shots per game on their travels and gave up 11 to Ruben Amorim’s men in December, despite Bruno Fernandes’ red card before half-time. They are now safe from relegation fears and can play with more freedom which could lead to more gaps at the back. Man United are desperate to end the season positively, Ugarte scored on Thursday night and can continue his shooting streak here.

Jamie Vardy continues to press hard from the front for Leicester, and in home games under Ruud van Nistelrooy has averaged 1.16 tackles per 90. He’s made at least one tackle in each of his last five starts at the King Power, racking up nine tackles across those games. With Liverpool keen to build from the back, Vardy will get plenty of opportunities to put a foot in and will no doubt want to leave his mark on the likes of Virgil van Dijk, nice and early.

Liverpool draw 17.1 tackles per game from their opponents this season and their last trip to Leicester saw the Foxes rack up 36 tackles. Vardy has eight career starts against the Reds and has made six tackles and with his recent increase in defensive responsibility, he looks well set to carry on that trend with at least one in this game.