Peter Crouch backs Viktor Gyokeres to reach 25 for Arsenal

peter crouch’s Super Sunday focus lands on Viktor Gyokeres, who has scored 10 goals in his last 14 appearances for club and country and has moved on to 25 for the season. Arsenal arrive with three wins from their last four games, and that run has been built on control at both ends.

Gyokeres and Arsenal form

Gyokeres has been finding the net at a sharp rate, and the numbers are simple: 10 goals in 14 appearances. That puts him on 25 for the season and makes him the central attacking figure in this West Ham-Arsenal meeting.

Arsenal’s recent record gives that scoring run extra weight. They have won three of their last four games and conceded just once in that stretch, while also being punished by a harsh penalty at Atletico Madrid. The contrast is useful for this preview because the team’s results have come from both ends of the pitch, not from one hot spell alone.

Gabriel and Mavropanos

Gabriel has also been active where Arsenal need him most. He has taken four shots across his last two outings, and 11 in 12 matches, which keeps him in the attacking picture even while Arsenal’s defensive numbers remain the cleaner storyline.

West Ham’s Konstantinos Mavropanos brings the other side of the matchup into focus. The former Arsenal defender had a goal denied by VAR against Brentford last weekend, after scoring at the wrong end moments before that call, and he has registered six shots with five on target in his six-game spell. He was one off a fourth goal in six matches, but the review kept him there.

West Ham and Arsenal numbers

Those figures are what make this Super Sunday bet-builder more than a simple team split. Gyokeres offers the most obvious scoring angle, Arsenal’s four-game defensive record gives the match a tighter frame, and Mavropanos adds a set-piece threat from West Ham’s side that has shown up in the shot data.

For readers tracking the attacking numbers, the cleaner case sits with Gyokeres at 25 for the season. Arsenal’s form line, backed by three wins in four and only one goal conceded, is the other anchor, and West Ham’s best route in this matchup runs through Mavropanos’ recent involvement at both ends.