Morgan Rogers scored a penalty in Chelsea's EFL Cup tie against Liverpool this week, and he was the away side's biggest threat all night by some distance.
He had six efforts at goal in that game and got two of them on target. He's played with real confidence since joining Chelsea, and has had a shot on target in five of his eight Premier League starts.
He's had at least one shot in every Premier League game, multiple shots in seven of them, and 3+ shots on four occasions.
Only Cole Palmer (25) has taken more Premier League shots for Chelsea than Rogers (20). With Joao Pedro out of action for this game, Chelsea will lean on both of them even more than they did previously.
Bryan Mbeumo leads the Man Utd squad for Premier League shots, shots on target and goals this season. He's had a shot on target in every league game so far, with multiple shots on target in three of them, and is one of the few players that look threatening in a squad that is struggling to build any sort of momentum.
Benjamin Sesko is still out and isn't expected back until January, so Mbeumo should keep leading the line until then. He's been one of the Premier League's most reliable finishers over the last few seasons, so it's no surprise Carrick trusts him as the number nine while Sesko is out.
Man Utd are averaging five shots on target per game in the league this season. Despite their poor form in recent weeks, only three sides have found the target more often. They've also taken more shots than anyone else (19.38 per game), so their top scorer should get plenty of chances.
Leeds stuck with Farke, and it's paying off.
Leeds have caught the eye for all the right reasons this season, and their trust in Daniel Farke has paid off so far. They're sitting seventh and have scored in six of their eight league games. They should have scored against Sunderland too, but missed two notable chances in that stalemate at the Stadium of Light.
Bournemouth have only kept two clean sheets, and those came against a 10-man Sunderland and a poor Manchester United side.
The Cherries have scored in every Premier League game bar one, with an impressive average of 1.61 xG, and they've hit 11 goals in their last four in all competitions.
Unai Emery's side made a slow start to the season, but they've found a good rhythm since, and I wouldn't read too much into their EFL Cup defeat to Bournemouth this week.
Fulham haven't impressed me at all this season. Six of their eight points have come from wins over Coventry and Hull, both 1-0 games where they looked far from comfortable throughout the contest.
They've only won one of their four Premier League away games, and they've lost at both Sunderland and Ipswich.
Villa have scored twice in seven of their last ten matches, and given Fulham's struggles on the road this term, we're expecting the home side to find the back of the Fulham net more than once.
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