4 to score: Four first goalscorer tips for the weekend's football
We select the players who could bag you a betting profit
Watford v Liverpool
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
The absence of Jordan Henderson opens up another slot in midfield for Liverpool and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain could start and score. The English international has found the net seven times in all competitions this season.
Everton v Manchester United
Dominic Calvert-Lewin
Dominic Calvert-Lewin netted after only 49 seconds against Arsenal last time out in a game in which he managed an impressive five shots. The forward has been performing well under Carlo Ancelotti and can add to his 12 league goals.
Aston Villa v Manchester City
Sergio Aguero
Sergio Aguero was left on the bench in Manchester City's Champions League win over Real Madrid and should be fresh to start in the EFL Cup final. The Argentinian netted a hat-trick in the 6-1 win over Villa in January and could open the scoring.
Tottenham v Wolves
Lucas Moura
Lucas Moura managed two shots in Tottenham's defeat to Chelsea last time out and the Brazilian is perhaps their greatest chance of striking first in the absence of Harry Kane and Heung-Min Son, having scored seven goals in all competitions.
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