Marmoush was City’s brightest attacking player in their 2-0 defeat against Tottenham. He was playing off the left, which I think is a position that actually increases his chances of finding the back of the net with his strong ability to cut inside and get shots off.

Marmoush did this constantly against Spurs; he had three shots in the game, with two of those attempts finding the target.

Marmoush has had quite the impact since arriving from Frankfurt at the start of the year, he’s scored seven goals across his 18 Premier League appearances for City, which is a respectable total for a new signing adapting to the intensity of the Premier League.

The Egyptian averaged 3.73 shots per 90 and 1.29 shots on target per 90 across his 16 Premier League appearances last season. His shot volume being that high is always a good sign when backing a player for a shot on target, as they’ll likely have a few attempts on goal in the game.

He also averaged 4.77 shots per 90 and 2.23 shots on target per 90 across his 17 appearances for Frankfurt in the Bundesliga last season, with this record resulting in 15 goals.

Soucek played in an attacking role against Wolves in the Carabao Cup last time out and was fouled three times. He contested nine duels in the game and also made the most tackles of any player on the pitch.

I don’t think that there are many players that Graham Potter can fully trust at the moment in this West Ham squad, but Soucek is certainly one of them. He’s consistently performed to a high standard for the Hammers, and I think he’s one of the most underrated players in the West Ham squad.

As well as being fouled three times against Wolves, Soucek was also fouled in West Ham’s 5-1 defeat to Chelsea. He played in a more defensive role in that game and still managed to win a foul. Soucek averaged 0.88 fouls won per 90 across his 35 appearances in the Premier League last season.

Mohamed Salah has had three shots across his opening two games of the Premier League season with two of these efforts finding the target.

All of those attempts came against Bournemouth on the opening day of the season, he wasn’t really in the game against Newcastle, but Liverpool still managed to score three goals without his involvement, showing the attacking quality they have spread throughout the side.

Salah loves these fixtures. He scored against Arsenal in the 2-2 draw between the sides at the Emirates with two shots on target in that game. He wasn’t really involved in the meeting between the sides at Anfield, but that fixture took place after Liverpool had secured the title anyway, so it isn’t really one to draw too many conclusions from.

Salah had 130 shots in the Premier League last season (3.46 per 90) with 61 of those attempts finding the target (1.63 per 90). His role on penalties for Liverpool will aid him in finding the target here. It's an obvious bet, but 1.40 is a nice price to take it on in this treble.