“Goals should be on the agenda at Easter Road, and both teams to score holds plenty of appeal. There have been goals at both ends in 8 of Hibernian’s last 11 Scottish Premiership matches. Furthermore,  the capital club have scored in 9 of their 10 league games at home this term. While Rangers kept a clean sheet against Celtic, they did concede two goals in their recent away days at both St Mirren and Motherwell.”

“Antonee Robinson offers excellent value at odds of 4/1 to record an assist. The American full-back has been one of the most creative players in the league this season, notching up 7 assists so far. Only Mohamed Salah and Bukayo Saka have created more goals, highlighting Robinson’s exceptional contribution.

Recently, he has been in scintillating form, registering 3 assists in his last 4 matches. Robinson’s ability to deliver pinpoint crosses and exploit space on the wings makes him a constant attacking threat.

Ipswich’s vulnerability in dealing with aerial deliveries further enhances the likelihood of Robinson adding to his assist tally.”

“Liverpool have undoubtedly excelled at earning corners, but they’ve exceeded the 7-corner mark only seven times this season.

Notably, none of these instances were against top-tier opponents. In fact, five of the matches were against teams currently in the league’s bottom six, with Brighton being the sole team from the top half to concede this many corners to Liverpool.

In the reverse fixture at Old Trafford, Liverpool managed just two corners despite securing a dominant 3-0 victory.

United, meanwhile, have conceded an average of 4.47 corners per game this season. However, this figure is skewed by a single match against Arsenal, where they allowed an extraordinary 13 corners – over 15% of their season total.

Excluding this outlier, their average drops further to 4.00 corners conceded per game.”

“Averaging 1.56 fouls per 90 minutes, Rovella has been penalised many a time this season but we think that in a heated fixture like this, backing the Italian international to receive a booking seems the smarter play.

In five of Lazio’s last six Serie A clashes with Roma, at least four Lazio players have been booked, with a large portion of those occurring in a congested and fired-up midfield.

Rovella has already received seven yellow cards in the league, making him Serie A’s most-booked player despite playing just 12.8 90s. He’s also been cautioned twice in Europa League matches.

Starting on the left side of central midfield, Rovella will have the tough task of managing both Dybala and Koné, Roma’s top foul-drawers who average 3.83 and 3.15 fouls won per 90 minutes, respectively.”