The American marksman was sensational in midweek as Cov claimed a huge three points against Middlesbrough, which saw Haji Wright help himself to a hat-trick.

Wright has netted 13 times this season, 11 from open play and twice from the spot - as he is the side's designated penalty taker.

His shots on target record is solid, at 1.34 per 90, but I think taking the shots route provides a little bit better value. 

He’s had a massive 76 shots this season, an average of 3.65 per 90 - so comfortably above the line we’re looking for.

Of course, this landed on Monday. In fact, he had five shots, which followed on from his haul of six in the previous match against Oxford.

Now, Cov haven’t been in the best form, but West Brom are an absolute shocker at the moment and are 11 matches without a league win. I’d expect the visitors to have plenty of opportunities, and Wright will be the focal point of it all.

If you’re ever looking for me, you can find me checking the prices on Frank Onyeka for fouls/to be fouled. During his time in the Premier League, he has always been a player I kept on my radar. Less so as his playing time decreased at Brentford, but now he’s here to add some steel to Cov, and that’s exactly what we’re looking for.

Onyeka made his debut in midweek; he made three fouls and was carded, and he was also fouled five times. A huge EIGHT foul involvements.

He’s barely played for the Bees this season, but in his limited minutes, he has averaged 3.00 fouls committed per 90, and 3.00 fouls drawn per 90.

His last consistent run of football came at FC Augsburg on loan. In his 31 appearances in the Bundesliga, he committed an average of 1.64 fouls per 90 and drew an average of 2.58, and nobody drew more in the entire squad that season.

Only Aune Heggebo has committed more total fouls in the West Brom squad than Callum Styles this season. The Hungarian international has made 36 fouls for the Baggies, an average of 1.36 per 90 minutes.

He was rested against Norwich in the cup, so will be fresh here, and he’s a regular for 90 minutes - he’s played 90 in 14 of his last 17 starts.

Styles has primarily operated at left back this season. More traditionally a bustling midfielder, he’s taken his aggression and combative nature into a wide area.

He’s made 1+ fouls in 12 of his last 13 appearances. When playing left back, he’s made at least one foul in 18 of his 23 appearances.

Playing there will put him up against Tatsuhiro Sakamoto. The incredibly tricky wide man is very adept at drawing fouls. He’s impeded 1.72 times per 90 on average and is just 1.14 to draw a foul in this match.

Sakamoto has drawn a foul in five of his last six games, in four of those, he was fouled twice, and that’s despite three of them seeing him play between 20 and 30 minutes. He has started the last three, though, so is likely to be Styles’ direct opponent.

West Brom have been pretty firm-handed lately, committing 11+ fouls in five of their last six. Two of them saw them make 13 fouls, and their last match against Birmingham saw them commit a hefty 16 fouls.

Rudoni is really key to Coventry’s offensive output. A wonderfully creative midfielder, sides know they have to shut him down to have a chance of keeping the Sky Blues at bay.

Rudoni has drawn an average of 1.43 fouls per 90, which instantly drew me to this bet - and at that average, I’d have expected this to be closer to the 1.2 mark. 

This selection has landed in nine of Rudoni’s last 12 appearances, and he was impeded twice in the victory over Middlesbrough.

He’ll likely be marshalled by the very combative Jayson Molumby, who averages 1.28 fouls per 90 for the Baggies.

Molumby was actually sent off when the sides met earlier in the season as well.