Leeds are easily the Championship's best attacking side, having scored 17 more goals than their nearest rivals for that honour. At Elland Road, they have scored 52 goals in 21 games, which amounts to 2.4 goals per game.

They have scored in both halves on 11 of 21 occasions at home, so at a rate better than every other game.

They face a Stoke side here who are pretty much safe, but have been in good form of late, which may give them extra confidence to go at Leeds, but that is exactly what we want, an open game where the home side can exploit space.

A win all but secures promotion for Leeds, and they will want to get that wrapped up as soon as possible.

Leeds United’s style of play requires a lot of attacking output and endless energy from their full backs, with Jayden Bogle and Junior Firpo contributing 21 goals and assists between them this season.

Bogle operates at right back, but has shown a poachers instinct in front of goal, finding the net six times. He has attempted a shot in 26 out of 41 Championship games, including when covering this bet in the reverse game between these two sides.

Given we expect an onslaught from Leeds, Bogle is bound to pop up in and around the penalty area.

We’ll also take Bogle’s fellow full back Junior Firpo to have an attempt. 

Firpo missed a significant chunk of the season through injury, so has only managed 28 starts compared to Bogle’s 41. Their strike rates are pretty similar though, with Firpo covering this bet on 16 of those 28 starts.

Those figures have increased during the run-in, with Firpo attempting a shot in seven of his last nine starts.

Expect Firpo to make underlapping runs inside of Manor Solomon, and pop up at the far post when the ball is crossed from the side.

Whilst we think Leeds will win the game, we do think think there is potential for Stoke to get themselves on the scoresheet.

The Potters have scored in each of their last five games, and as touched on earlier, were able to score twice against both Norwich and Coventry, teams who have strong attacking numbers at home. 

Granted, those two sides do not possess the defensive solidity of Leeds United, but pressure can do funny things to teams, and five of the last six teams to visit Elland Road in all competitions have found the net.

In bet builder 1, we were happy to take Bogle to have one shot or more, and we think there is a good case for Bogle taking two or more shots in this game.

The flying right back has covered this bet in the last two games, which suggests that when the pressure has been on Leeds to find a goal, Bogle is happy to step forward and try to be the player who provides it.

He has covered this bet on 11 occasions this season, seven of which have taken place at Elland Road. We think Leeds could rack up a lot of shots here, and Bogle will be in and around the penalty area at every opportunity.

Mark Robins recalled Lewis Baker back to the Potters on one of his first moves as Stoke boss, and that has proved to be one of the key factors in edging them towards survival.

Baker has provided five goals and two assists since returning, thriving in a role behind the striker. He has registered an attempt in 12 of his 15 appearances since the 18th January. 

Baker also gets a look at most free kicks around the box, and has taken penalties in recent weeks, which boosts our chances of this bet coming in.