The Bees have already knocked off Chelsea and Spurs by 3-0 scorelines at the Gtech, where they have averaged an impressive 1.78 xG. I think they could really hurt Liverpool here.
Their last three games have seen 11 goals scored + conceded with over 2.5 landing in each.
Although poor defensively, Liverpool have been unlucky not to score more goals and have created more chances away, with an average of 1.78 xG.
Hull started the season with successive victories, but since then they have failed to win any of their last five matches across all competitions.
Their form has dipped a bit, so both sides come into this clash under a bit of pressure to win.
The Tigers most recently drew 2-2 against Everton, and there were 13 corners in that match. The hosts accounted for seven of those.
Hull are averaging 10.5 corners per game this season, rising to 11.4 when playing away, where this selection has landed in each of their last three straight matches.
Meanwhile, Fulham are averaging 10.4 corners per game, so an even game is expected at Craven Cottage this weekend.
Enzo Fernandez has quickly established himself as a starter in the Man City midfield alongside Elliot Anderson, following his summer move from Chelsea.
The Argentine international is given more attacking freedom in that pairing, and he has landed this bet in his last four starts.
Fernandez is averaging 2.13 shots per 90 across all competitions as a Man City player, and he also found the back of the net against Sunderland just before the international break.
Enzo Maresca knows how to get the most out of Fernandez, having managed him at Chelsea, and City come into this clash against Ipswich at the weekend as massive favourites.
If the visitors sit deep, Fernandez will be able to play more advanced than usual.
Johan Manzambi has settled in really well to this Villa side, registering four goal contributions across just five appearances.
His most recent involvement came during the week against Fenerbahce, scoring from his two shots as Villa recorded a 6-0 win in the Champions League.
Manzambi scored his first Premier League goal in Villa's win over Tottenham in North London a few weeks ago and has taken 11 shots already across just two starts in the English top flight (5.35 per 90).
Manzambi has seen three of these efforts find the target (1.46 per 90). He also scored five goals across 26 starts in the Bundesliga last term, notably averaging 2.19 shots per 90.
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