Spurs were clinical in their midweek match against Slavia Prague, as they cruised to a 3-0 win at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The hosts racked up 16 shots and six big chances, worth a total of 2.75 xG. Jindrich Stanek was forced into eight saves, which prevented the scoreline from getting out of hand.

Spurs have been involved in plenty of high-scoring encounters recently, with 33 goals scored across their last eight matches in all competitions. This selection has landed in every one of those games, highlighting just how open their fixtures have been.

Tottenham have scored 15 goals from their seven away games this season - no Premier League side has been more efficient in front of goal on their travels. However, with nine goals conceded, they haven’t been particularly watertight, which Nottingham Forest will hope to exploit at the City Ground on Sunday afternoon.

Following three successive Premier League wins, Man City find themselves in impressive form, and have closed the gap on league leaders Arsenal to just two points. 

Meanwhile, Crystal Palace were missing Jean-Philippe Mateta, Ismaila Sarr and Daniel Munoz from their midweek squad against Shelbourne. Sarr and Munoz have been ruled out of this weekend's clash through injury, which is a massive blow for Oliver Glasner, considering that those three have been arguably Palace’s biggest threats in the final third this season. 

Man City have looked back to their best in recent weeks, and will be aiming to make it five wins on the spin at Selhurst Park on Sunday. The Cityzens have bagged a total of 13 goals across their last four matches, and have clicked in the final third.

Robin Roefs has been the second busiest keeper in the Premier League this season, with only Martin Dubravka (58) having to make more saves than the Sunderland keeper (53 - 3.53 per 90).

Roefs has been forced into making 3+ saves in four of his last five matches across all competitions, with all of these instances requiring him to make four or more stops. He’s maintained an excellent save percentage of 75.7% which is the second highest in the division behind Emi Martinez (79.1%). 

Roefs can continue to be an important asset for Sunderland here with his freakish shot stopping ability. Newcastle have drawn 3+ saves in nine of their 15 Premier League matches this season, including each of their last four games in the top flight.

There has been a real dichotomy in form for Leeds at home, compared to away, but goals have remained relatively consistent. The Whites were involved in a five-goal thriller in their last away match against Man City - after going two goals down within 30 minutes, it looked like the scoreline was about to get out of hand. But Leeds fought back, and Lukas Nmecha equalised after 68 minutes. Eventually, a stoppage-time winner from Phil Foden condemned the visitors to defeat, but it was, nevertheless, a valiant effort.

Prior to that, Leeds were beaten 3-1 by Nottingham Forest, and 3-0 by Brighton on their travels, meaning their opponents have cleared this line on their own in each of their last three away games.

Meanwhile, Brentford have scored a total of nine goals in their last three matches at the Gtech Community Stadium, landing this selection with ease against Burnley, Newcastle and Liverpool.