Lacazette among the strikers to look out for this weekend but in-form Son could be one to avoid
Planet Sport picks out seven Premier League forwards to see if their previous records against their next opponents can offer a pointer as to how they will perform this weekend.
Heung-min Son (Tottenham)
Home to Brighton, Premier League, Saturday, 12:30 BST
Harry Kane (Tottenham)
Home to Brighton, Premier League, Saturday, 12:30 BST
Spurs team-mate Kane has had to take a backseat recently while Son takes the goalscoring plaudits. However, five assists in his last three games show his value to the team.
Alexandre Lacazette (Arsenal)
Away at Southampton, Premier League, Saturday, 15:00 BST
Arsenal will be looking to get their Champions League challenge back on track against a Southampton side that shipped six last time out and Lacazette will be confident of getting among the goals.
Ivan Toney (Brentford)
Away at Watford, Premier League, Saturday 15:00 BST
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
vs Man City, FA Cup semi-final, Saturday, 17:30 BST
Salah went into Sunday's Premier League clash with Manchester City having scored seven in his previous ten against the Citizens in all competitions. The Egyptian failed to find the net in the 2-2 draw and has found goals hard to come by recently, netting just one in his last nine in all competitions.
This is not the first time Salah has faced City in the FA Cup, though. He was introduced for Chelsea at half-time in their 2-0 fifth-round loss to the Manchester club in 2014.
Michail Antonio (West Ham)
Home to Burnley, Premier League, Sunday, 14:15 BST
Christian Benteke
vs Chelsea, FA Cup semi-final, Sunday, 16:30 BST
Benteke has found himself confined to the bench in three of Palace's last six meetings with Chelsea.
Given that the Eagles have lost their last eight encounters with the Blues, there is an argument to start Benteke at the weekend. He has scored three times in six appearances against Chelsea for the Selhurst Park club and was on target in their last win against them, in October 2017.