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#3 Mason Mount (BHA)
Mason Mount overcame his ankle injury to start against Liverpool in gameweek six and the 20-year-old has returned an average of 5.3 points per game in the last four gameweeks. Only Mane, Salah (each three) and Bernardo Silva (four) have scored more than his two goals amongst midfielders in this period and only Salah (five) has been afforded more than his three ‘big chances’. Only Liverpool (17) and Man.
City (24) have scored more goals than Chelsea’s 12 this season and the underlying statistics indicate that the Blues’ attack is indeed the third best in the league. They only trail Liverpool and Man. City for shots (96), SoT (33) and ‘big chances’ (15) and will be looking to build on the resounding Carabao Cup win midweek. Brighton have conceded eight goals in their six matches and allowed 21 SoT, an average of over three a game. Chelsea have a great run of fixtures for the next six gameweeks as they face none of last season’s top seven, making Mount a great long term buy.
