Premier League Sunday Tipsheet: Back foul play in 46/1 double

Everton v Manchester United Tips - Fouls a foot

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Sunday, 14:00
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Manchester United's engine room is drawing a lot of fouls. Against Hull and Ipswich, the holding midfield pair drew five.

Youri Tielemans is coping for the majority of the kicking, drawing three fouls in each of those games. 

The four opposition central midfielders to face United have committed 0-3-2-2 fouls with Ipswich's Sasa Lukic and Hull's Matt Crooks both cautioned. 

On Sunday, the Red Devils take on Everton and in terms of the foul market, Harrison Armstrong is the standout candidate. 

He's committed five fouls this season (3/2) and at 15/82.88 and 15/28.50 respectively with the Sportsbook, backing him to commit 2+ fouls and 3+ fouls appeals on Sunday afternoon.

Jimmy's Bet Builder- Back Bet Builder for Everton v Man Utd at 18/119.00

It is worth nothing, former Red Devil James Garner started the last game for the Toffees, committed two fouls and was carded. 

Combining Garner to be carded, Armstrong to commit 2+ fouls and Marcus Rashford to have 1+ shots on target in a bet builder pays out at a smidge over 18/119.00 with the Sportsbook.

Rashford's averaged 1.44 shots on target per 90 this season, 1.48 per 90 last season for Barcelona in La Liga and 1.01 in the Premier League in 24/25. 

Arsenal v Chelsea Tips - Expect violence

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Sunday, 16:30
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This clash should live up to its prime time Super Sunday slot. 

Chelsea have played their part in five and seven goal-thrillers already this campaign, taking maximum points in their Premier League clashes with Fulham and Brighton. 

So, although Arsenal's defence is yet to be breached, the Blues look like a side more than capable of bloodying the champions nose. 

On the subject of violence, this was a fixture that certainly delivered last season. 

These sides met twice in the league and twice in the Carabao Cup semi-finals where there were a total of 26 cards flashed. 

Chris Kavanagh is a welcome appointment on the cards front as well. This season he's dished out five cards in his only top-flight appearance and averaged 4.2 in this division last term.

Cole Palmer could be worth a look to be shown a card at an industry best price of 4/15.00. He is yet to be carded this season but picked up 19 across the three previous league campaigns.  

But I think there's better value to be had in the fouls market.

Bukayo Saka's drawn 3.5 fouls per game from the right this season. Kai Havertz has drawn a total of four and Miles Lewis-Skelly's drawn five in central midfield. 

All three, although it is a bit of a push with Lewis-Skelly, will be operating in the periphery of Chelsea's left-sided centre back Levi Colwill. 

Colwill's only committed one foul in two appearances this season but at 5/42.25 and 9/25.50, his prices to commit 2+ fouls and 3+ fouls appeal on Sunday considering who he will be up against. 

He barely played last season, making five top- flight appearances but picked up one card and committed two fouls.

In 24/25 he started 35 games, picked up nine cards and averaged 1.3 fouls per 90. Interestingly, he was carded in both appearances against Arsenal, committing a total of four fouls. 

What's more, he was playing in a back four on both occasions. On Sunday, he's expected to be in a back three/five which should leave him more exposed defensively. 

Naturally, combining Armstrong to commit 3+ fouls in Everton's game with Colwill to commit 3+ fouls in this game at 46/147.00 is worth a small stake, just in case.

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