Southampton's 11-year spell at the top table will end if they fail to win here, so expect much of the same as we saw against Nottingham Forest on Monday. Lots of endeavour and energy in going to search for goals but a lack of knowhow and ruthlessness about how to deliver in both boxes at key moments in the match. With this type of match scenario, Fulham are likely to see lots of attacking situations drop their way and they arrive in confident mood having put five past Leicester on Monday. Willian, in flying form, did us a turn by delivering three shots at 2/1 and scored twice in that rout - and he remains an option across the shots and goals market with the prices being offered by Sky Bet. The 7/2 for him to score in what should be a goal-heavy game looks a profitable angle to exploit.

Playing away at Stamford Bridge isn't a daunting experience anymore. It's a bit like a child visiting Santa's grotto - there are nerves about meeting the big man, but once you get there it's all very friendly and accommodating, usually with presents involved. Nottingham Forest will fancy the challenge despite the markets making Chelsea the 1/2 favourites with Sky Bet. Remember, this is a team possessing a home record that has seen them lose to Southampton, draw with Everton and only scrape past Leeds 1-0. Chelsea's potential firepower - if they hit a good day - does frighten me, though, so my confidence on a Forest-based bet in the outright is unappealing. However, Chelsea have failed to keep a clean sheet in all seven games since Frank Lampard took charge and there have been signs of life in the way Forest are attacking so I'm happy to invest in a Forest goals angle. Steve Cooper's side didn't enjoy much territory in their win over Southampton but they attacked with great ruthlessness and quality when the game opened up in their favour. Both teams to score at 10/11 with Sky Bet makes sense and yet again the price on Morgan Gibbs-White scoring at 7/1 is like a light drawing a moth to a flame - with a happier outcome, hopefully! He's now the designated penalty-taker and relishes big moments in matches. He might just fire them to safety.

With the Premier League season entering its final weeks, Leeds, Wolves, West Ham, Everton, Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, Leicester and Southampton all find themselves in danger of dropping into the Championship. It is one of the most hotly-contested relegation battles in years. West Ham eased some of their relegation fears on Sunday, moving six points clear of the drop zone with an emphatic 4-0 win over Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium. There was a vital win for Leicester over Wolves on Saturday to move them out of the bottom three, but it's still an extremely tight battle with just 10 points separating the bottom eight sides.

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Haaland has scored 35 goals in only 27 Champions League appearances. Just let that sink in. He's only 22. Players like him should still be learning about the game. He's almost completed it, mate. He's got to 35 goals in this competition faster than anyone else. Ruud van Nistelrooy got there in 42 games, it took Lionel Messi 36 games, Kylian Mbappe 37 and Cristiano Ronaldo took 56 matches Haaland's goal in Munich means he's also the youngest player to score 35 Champions League goals, surpassing Mbappe's age of 23 years and 260 days. Haaland means Manchester City can win by other means now - not just strangling teams with possession. That was epitomised by his goal where he played on the shoulder, just waiting for City to break past the Munich press and release him one-on-one with Dayot Upamecano, who had already survived a red card for hauling down Haaland as the last man but the offside flag spared him.