Only Erling Haaland and Igor Thiago have a better goals per 90 ratio than Danny Welbeck in the Premier League this season, of those who have scored five goals or more.

Having been rested in midweek, we can expect Welbeck to start this game, and when he does start at the Amex, he usually scores, having scored four in four starts. Brighton should be fresh for this one, having had an extra 24 hours' rest and no travelling time compared to West Ham, who travelled to Manchester on Thursday night.

West Ham have improved in recent weeks under Nuno, but are still incapable of shutting out opponents, having kept just one clean sheet this season away at Forest, ironically against a side managed by Nuno.

AC Milan loanee Samuel Chukwueze has surely played himself into the starting lineup with his two second-half goals against Manchester City, after coming on as a substitute at half-time.

The left winger set up the winner at the Stadium of Light a couple of weeks ago, before laying on another goal on his first start against Tottenham Hotspur last weekend. He is averaging a goal contribution every 46 minutes on average, which is very good going.

Palace faced a tough game away at Burnley on Wednesday evening, so have had additional travel time that Fulham have not had to face. They will still be hard to breach, given they possess the second-best defensive record in the league, but at some point, their participation in the Europa League with a small squad is going to catch up with them.

This looks to be a good game in the Bundesliga, as 3rd place Dortmund host 5th place Hoffenheim, who have the strongest away record in the division.

The Black and Yellow are already nine points behind leaders Bayern Munich, so they cannot afford many more slip-ups, even at this early stage, so they will know the importance of winning this game. SkyBet have Dortmund at 1/14 to score, so they certainly fancy their chances of finding the net. They managed to score four against Hoffenheim in their two league games last season.

The player I want on my side is Karim Adeyemi, who has scored three goals in four appearances and is averaging 0.6 goals per 90 in the Bundesliga this season. Three of his goals have come from a central area around the penalty spot, pretty clear outliers in his shot map, as he usually takes his shots from the right side of the area.

When checking to see what price Real Madrid were to score at least once, SkyBet have not even priced it up, which gives you an idea of how much of a formality this should be. They host Celta Vigo who are currently 12th in La Liga.

The visitors actually look a pretty solid side in general, 4th in the away PPG table having conceded just seven goals in six games.

But Real Madrid have bagged 14 goals in their six home games, and selection Kylian Mbappe has contributed to seven goals in their last five league games. His current league tally stands at 16 in 15 matches, which is exactly half of the total goals Xabi Alonso’s side have scored.

The type of goal scored is distributed pretty equally, with four penalties, four from outside the box and the rest from inside the area.