I expect Brighton to take full advantage of the issues that Chelsea are facing defensively at the moment. Brighton had 15 shots in this fixture last season, with this tally returning an xG of 1.11 and two goals, as they fell to a 4-2 defeat against the Blues.

Chelsea conceded 16 shots against Lincoln last time out in the Carabao Cup. Lincoln were able to test the Chelsea backline with long balls into the box and a physicality that the Blues simply couldn’t match.

Brighton had 12 shots in their most recent Premier League game against Tottenham and have managed 11 or more shots in three of their five Premier League matches this season.

I can see this being a real end to end game with chances for both sides, given how lax both sides have been at the back this term. Chelsea cannot rely on their backline at the moment, which should encourage the Seagulls to test the Blues regularly.

Bournemouth are one of the highest shot takers in the Premier League, only Liverpool and Man City averaged more shots per game than the Cherries in the league last season.

This metric is directly tied to Bournemouth’s style of play. Andoni Iraola’s side topped the Premier League rankings for high turnovers leading to shots last season, Bournemouth look to get shots away quickly after they win the ball back high up the pitch.

This tends to stay pretty consistent on the road, they had 20 shots against Tottenham in their most recent Premier League away game - a Tottenham side that has improved massively defensively over recent weeks under Thomas Frank.

Bournemouth will be taking on a Leeds side that conceded 16 shots against Wolves last time out and that have conceded 18 shots against Arsenal this season, too.

Oliver Glasner is doing an incredible job at Palace, with their 2-1 win over West Ham last time out making it 11 games unbeaten in the Premier League.

They’ll be eager to be the first side to take points off Liverpool this season, having already beaten them on penalties to the Carabao Cup after contesting a 2-2 draw during normal time - the Eagles had 14 shots in that game, which returned an xG of 2.07.

Liverpool have won all seven of their matches so far this season across all competitions, but have only managed to keep clean sheets in two of these games.

This will encourage Palace who themselves have had to do a bit of restructuring in attack, having lost Eberechi Eze, but the likes of Uche and Pino can support Mateta here.

Palace are arguably one of the best sides to take advantage of the issues that Liverpool face defensively at the moment with their counter attacking style. We saw how effective this was in the Community Shield, and Glasner should opt for a similar approach here.