Mateus Mane has been one of Wolves’ best performers over the last few weeks, and his shot volume really stands out ahead of this clash. Mane has had 2+ shots in four of his last five Premier League appearances, managing 21 shots across his seven starts in the top flight overall (2.64 per 90).

This shot volume has translated to two goals for Mane - making him Wolves’ joint top scorer in the Premier League this term. Mane has impressed in games against the better sides in the division as well, he had four shots in Wolves’ 2-0 defeat against Man City at the Etihad and registered the same total when Rob Edwards’ side lost 2-1 at Anfield against Liverpool.

Mane doesn’t shy away from the challenge of taking on the more elite sides in the division. Mane had four shots against Bournemouth last time out, too, playing in a slightly deeper role as part of the three man midfield that Edwards has instilled since being at the club. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Mane as part of the front two here given his speed and dribbling ability, he can be a great outlet in a game where Wolves aren’t expected to have much of the ball.

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