Five goalscorers to watch out for this weekend: Wonderful Watkins one to watch![Copy icon](/ls-web-assets/svgs/common/link-471b4.svg)
![LiveScore logo](/ls-web-assets/images/icon_sl_circle-c0a24.webp)
![Ollie Watkins has scored five goals in Aston Villa's last five home games and he is one to watch out for this weekend](https://uk1.sportal365images.com/process/smp-image-api/livescore.com/08122023/ac46e1c7-c4f0-4054-88c8-d43f74d513c6.jpg?operations=fit(707:)&w=707&quality=100)
Recommended bets:
- Back Mohamed Salah to score against Crystal Palace
- Back Craig Dawson to score against Nottingham Forest
- Back Ollie Watkins to score against Arsenal
- Back Antoine Griezmann to score against Almeria
- Back Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to score against Lorient
With plenty of big clashes across Europe, the goals should be flowing and we have picked out five goalscorers to watch out for in England and on the continent.
With scorers selected from the Premier League, La Liga and Ligue 1, there is plenty to keep an eye on this weekend, starting with Saturday afternoon’s clash between Crystal Palace and Liverpool. Four anytime scorers from Saturday and Sunday follow, which adds up to a massive 190/1 accumulator should it be desired.
Back Mohamed Salah to score at anytime @ 11/10
Mohamed Salah has not been in his best goalscoring form of late, but has still netted 10 times in 15 Premier League matches this term, highlighting how deadly he is even when not at his peak performance.
The Liverpool forward netted four goals in one match for Egypt in the latest international break but has failed to score in the league for the Reds since returning to England, although he could rediscover his clinical touch against Crystal Palace on Saturday.
The Eagles have conceded eight times in their last four matches, including twice to Luton, and Salah has scored seven goals in 12 games against Palace, with the Egyptian likely to add to that total at Selhurst Park this weekend.
Back Craig Dawson to score at anytime @ 13/2
No side in the Premier League has conceded more set-piece goals than Nottingham Forest, who have seen the ball hit their own net nine times from dead ball situations already this term.
Wolves should dominate this fixture, with the Reds low on confidence after a 5-0 drubbing at Fulham on Wednesday, and may get plenty of corners and free-kicks to whip into the box.
Craig Dawson has yet to score a header for Wolves but did net five for West Ham in his last season in London and is a huge aerial presence.
This is a big outside bet of course, but Dawson has a knack for scoring headed goals and could dominate in the air against the Tricky Trees.
Back Ollie Watkins to score at anytime @ 13/8
Aston Villa have been imperious at home, winning 14 games in a row at Villa Park, most recently beating treble winners Manchester City 1-0 in Birmingham.
They welcome Arsenal on Saturday, who have looked very shaky at the back in recent matches.
The Gunners conceded three times to newly-promoted Luton on Tuesday and may have issues dealing with the Villans' dynamic attackers, in particular Ollie Watkins who has netted four times in six Premier League matches against the Gunners.
The England forward has netted five times in his last five home matches and can score again against the league leaders.
Back Antoine Griezmann to score at anytime @ 19/20
![Antoine Griezmann has been in great goalscoring touch of late and now faces the league's worst defence](https://uk1.sportal365images.com/process/smp-image-api/livescore.com/08122023/a9f27b50-b254-4333-b077-7986b82c2ef2.jpg?operations=fit(707:)&w=707&quality=100)
France star Antoine Griezmann has scored six goals in his last six home matches for Atletico Madrid and has netted in all of the last three at the Metropolitano Stadium.
Visiting Almeria have the worst defence in LaLiga this term, conceding 37 times in 15 games, and the hosts could record a comfortable win — with Griezmann likely to be at the heart of things for Diego Simeone's side once again on Sunday.
Back Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to score at anytime @ 11/8
No side in Ligue 1 has conceded more goals than Lorient, with 25 in 14 games, and they may be in for a tough time against an improved Marseille on Sunday.
The visitors have scored nine goals in their last three matches, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang notching five of those.
The Gabonese forward looks set to continue his fine run of scoring form in Lorient this weekend.
Win up to £250,000 with LiveScore 6!
Win up to £250,000 with our free-to-play game, LiveScore 6!