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2) Tammy Abraham (NEW) –
Abraham has cemented his place as Chelsea’s main striker with a string of impressive performances which see him joint-top of the Golden Boot race alongside Aguero with eight goals. Only the Argentinian (30) has taken more shots than Abraham’s 26 amongst forwards and he leads the way for shots on target (SoT) with 15.
He is also ranked third for ‘big chances’ (nine) with only C. Wilson (10) and Aguero (11) managing more. Only Man. City (13) have scored more than Chelsea’s 12 goals over the last four gameweeks and they are also second only for both shots (65) and ‘big chances’ (18).
Newcastle have conceded eight goals over the aforementioned period with only Southampton (nine), Everton (nine), Norwich (11) and Watford (12) more porous. Only Villa (65), Bournemouth (68), Arsenal (71) and Norwich (75) have allowed opponents more shots than their 62 and Abraham should have plenty of opportunities to get on the scoresheet.
