Relegation to League One was looking likely for Portsmouth just a few weeks ago, but they have come away with some massive results in recent weeks which has created some daylight between them and the bottom three. Pompey secured a 2-0 win against Ipswich Town last time out, after winning 1-0 against Middlesbrough thanks to a 97th minute goal from Conor Chaplin. Adrian Segecic assisted that winner and also set one up in Pompey's 2-0 win over 2nd-placed Ipswich on Tuesday night.

Boro and Ipswich are battling towards the top of the Championship pile, which makes this upcoming matchup against Leicester look like an easier matchup. It’s a six-pointer near the bottom of the league standings, and Segecic will hope to make an impact again. With six goals and three assists to his name in the league this season, no Portsmouth player has contributed to more goals than the Croatian.

It was a surprise to see Harvey Barnes on the bench against Crystal Palace last time out, given how he has been Newcastle's most reliable attacker at St James' Park this season, but the 28-year-old looks set for a recall against Bournemouth here. Barnes has registered 14 goals and five assists from 3072 minutes of football this season across all competitions, averaging a goal involvement every 163 minutes, which is a relatively impressive return. 

He also contributed to two goals when the sides met in the FA Cup back in January. Barnes opened the scoring in the 50th minute, before doubling his tally in extra time, and then converting his penalty in the shoot-out as Newcastle won 7-6 at St James’ Park. Newcastle will be desperate to bounce back from their current run of three straight losses, and Barnes will hope to replicate that previous impact.

Noah Okafor stole the headlines for Leeds last time out, as he bagged a brace at Old Trafford to help Leeds pull off a 2-1 victory. The Swiss was ruthless in the final third, scoring with both of his shots, and he comes into this clash in a rich vein of form. He has contributed four goals and two assists in his last seven appearances for Leeds, and he looks in a good position to extend that impressive run of form on Saturday afternoon. 

Wolves were thrashed 4-0 by West Ham on their first game back from the international break, as the hosts were easily able to carve through Rob Edwards’ men. Leeds ran riot in the reverse fixture at Molineux, and Okafor contributed to one of his side’s three goals. He has chipped in with six goals and two assists for Leeds across all competitions this season.

This is pretty generously priced, given the form that Fernandes is in at the moment. I’d consider taking it as a single as well, with Fernandes registering 25 goal contributions in the Premier League this term - only Erling Haaland (29) has registered more goals and assists than Bruno Fernandes in the English top flight.

Fernandes set up another goal last time out as Manchester United fell to a 2-1 defeat against Leeds at home. That represented his 17th assist of the season, meaning that Fernandes is well on track to break the record for the most assists in the Premier League season. 

His underlying numbers are really positive as well, taking 74 shots (2.64 per 90), as well as creating more chances than any other player in the Premier League this season (106 - 3.78 per 90).