“Bukayo Saka is in scintillating form and offers great value to register two or more shots on target. The Arsenal winger has consistently delivered in recent matches, recording at least one shot on target in 7 of his last 8 games and multiple attempts in 4 of those.

Over this period, he has taken a total of 25 shots, averaging an impressive 1.15 shots on target per 90 minutes. Saka’s direct style of play and ability to exploit spaces make him a constant menace for defenders.

Everton, who have struggled to contain quick and creative players this season, present a favorable matchup for Saka.“

“Gakpo played only a cameo role against Girona in midweek, but he has held down the status of Premier League starter since the November international break and has generally impressed in those games, notably scoring against Manchester City.

The Dutchman has had at least 3 shots in 6 of his last 7 Liverpool starts, despite frequently being replaced around the midpoint of the second half. He should be both fresh and confident for this game.“

“Recent results might not suggest it but Newcastle should have far too much quality and class for this Leicester outfit. The Magpies are underachieving and there is even some pressure on boss Eddie Howe to get a result here.

They are usually reliable at home and proved when they beat Arsenal and drew 3-3 vs Liverpool that they are no pushovers. Leicester have lost 4 times away from home this season in the Premier League with the last three of those by a 2 goal margin or more.

Ruud Van Nistelrooy has come in and got some points in his first two games but they have been lucky, conceding 31 shots to West Ham was far too many. They have the third worst xGA in the league (34.83) and Newcastle are capable of tearing them apart.“

“We have a game state here where we should expect to see goals. Both teams need to win and you couldn’t really trust either defence if you were being honest.

Both sides have scorers in good form and leaky defences so both teams scoring and over 2.5 goals looks the best bet for this relegation six-pointer.

This bet has won in 12 of the Wolves’ 15 matches and 10 of 15 Ipswich matches so far this season.”