Phil Foden is in superb form for Manchester City, having scored six goals and provided one assist in his last five league appearances. City themselves are on a roll at the moment and look set to provide a stern title challenge to leaders Arsenal. They have scored 17 goals in their last five games, an incredible tally. They play before the Gunners again, so have a chance to crank up the pressure.

Forest look a much more organised side under Sean Dyche, after flailing early in the season under Nuno Espirito Santo and Ange Postecoglou. They have still shown vulnerability at times, though, conceding twice against Bournemouth and Manchester United, and three times away at Everton. It’s hard to believe City won’t score at least one, and Phil Foden is one of the favourites to do so.

The news of a potential leg break for big money signing Alexander Isak is a huge blow for Liverpool as they look to get back on track this season, but it would be a monumental one had they not got Hugo Ekitike, who's proving himself to be a quality Premier League striker.

Liverpool have scored two or more goals in four of their last five league games.

They host Wolves, who are in danger of becoming the worst Premier League side of all time without a single league win to their name. They’ve conceded eight goals in their last three games, and have lost 10 league games in a row. Rob Edwards has made no impact whatsoever, and may be regretting his decision to leave the top of the Championship for this mess.

Liverpool should be good for at least two goals here, and their main striker can be trusted to contribute.

The Clarets stopped the rot of seven straight defeats with a last-minute equaliser at Bournemouth last weekend. It has still been nine games, though, since their last clean sheet, and whilst Everton do not exactly set the world alight away from home, I fancy them for at least one goal here.

Jack Grealish is their most potent attacking threat, and whilst he got off to a superb start, nobody seems to have noticed that his contributions have fallen away, with only one goal or assist in his last 10 appearances. That came away at Bournemouth, so in a similar game to this one, and given Iliman Ndiaye is away at the Africa Cup of Nations, and neither Thierno Barry nor Beto look capable of scoring goals, Grealish has to be the pick if you fancy Everton to beat Burnley.

The Cherries are dropping like a stone at the moment, without a win in eight games since a home win over Nottingham Forest. They started the season really well, but since that last win, they have conceded two or more goals in five of those eight winless games.

I, therefore, want to get against them, and that means siding with Brentford in this game. Main man Igor Thiago seems to have gone off the boil recently, without a goal in four games and only registering a shot in one of those four games.

I’m going to side with Kevin Schade, who himself is out of form, but had three shots on target last time out against Wolves, and I’ve a feeling his pace in behind could cause problems for Bournemouth’s defence, which I think looks short on speed.