Whisper it quietly, but Rob Edwards may be starting to get a bit of a tune out of his Wolves side. They are unbeaten in four games, an unprecedented occurrence for run for them this season, and they've scored 11 times in that run. Okay, so over half of them were scored against a team 70 places below them in the footballing pyramid, but those sides can be tough to play against, just ask Crystal Palace.

Jorgen Strand Larsen scored a hat-trick in Saturday’s game, the first open play goals he's scored this season for Wolves, having scored just once from the penalty spot against Burnley. That may kickstart his season, and I’m sure he would love to score against a club who were heavily rumoured to be interested in him in the summer, to show them what they are missing.

Ollie Watkins has found his shooting boots, scoring four times in Villa’s last five games, taking his tally to seven for the season. I’m sure Watkins will be disappointed with that return in a World Cup year, which may spur him on for the second half of the campaign.

The Toffees have been in a tough spot at the moment, with suspensions, injuries and international call-ups hampering David Moyes’ selection options. That is still the case really, although Jack Grealish and Michael Keane are available again after their recent red cards. They have failed to beat Brentford, Wolves and Sunderland in recent weeks, so the odds are stacked against them here.

After his move to Chelsea was blighted by injury issues, Christopher Nkunku is now playing for AC Milan, and despite being involved intermittently so far, he has made an impact of late. He has scored three times and provided one assist in his last three appearances, coming off the bench to equalise against Fiorentina most recently.

Como have only conceded four goals at home in nine matches this season, and are currently 6th in Serie A under the guidance of Cesc Fabregas, but they are yet to face any of the current top three at home.

I Rossoneri have scored in eight of their nine league games away from home, in the league, and I’m backing them to do the same again, with Nkunku likely to be involved in it.

Raphinha has been in superb form of late for Barcelona, scoring eight times in his last eight appearances in all competitions, including braces in the last two against Real Madrid and Athletic Club. In 12 La Liga outings, he has provided 10 direct goal contributions, operating from a central attacking midfield position, which may come as a shock to those who saw him playing off the wing for Leeds a few years ago.

Real Sociedad have struggled at home this season, only picking up 11 points from nine matches, and their record of 14 goals conceded is worse than all but Sevilla’s, who have played a game more, and Levante, who are 19th in the table.

Barcelona have won 10 in a row in all competitions, scoring 29 goals along the way, scoring at least two goals in each of them.