In recent weeks, Nottingham Forest have moved to a new system with wing-backs and that has seen Anthony Elanga moved up front. In 2 starts as a striker against Brighton and Fulham, Elanga has landed this bet in both.

He also had 5 shots against Bournemouth the game before from out wide and 2 in the reverse fixture from the same position. His season average of 1.74 shots per game, added to this positional change, make this an attractive price.

Newcastle are conceding 13.4 shots per game at home which is the 6th most of any Premier League side. In this fixture last season, they gave up 15 efforts at goal, despite going down 3-1 and being behind from the 53rd minute, so there’s plenty of reason to suggest that Forest will get chances.

Elanga’s last 3 games against Newcastle have seen him have shot totals of 2, 2 and 5, so hopefully he’ll be in the thick of the action again here.

Fresh off a hat-trick against Newcastle last weekend, Omar Marmoush has wasted no time in carrying on his goalscoring exploits from the Bundesliga at Man City.

Across 20 league starts in Germany and England, Marmoush has an average of 2.09 shots on target per 90, contributing 18 goals along the way. With City struggling, he’s clearly taken on the responsibility of dragging them back towards the top 4.

Liverpool come into this fixture with a healthy lead at the top of the Premier League, but with this being their 7th game in 23 days in February, there’s every chance fatigue starts to kick in.

Their last 3 visits to the Etihad in league and cup have seen City manage 22 shots on target and with Pep’s men desperate to show they’re not finished yet, Marmoush can be the spark to set them alight against the Champions elect.