Brighton will have to be tight at the back given Arsenal's dominant form this season, having won all seven of their matches across all competitions, with five clean sheets in that stretch.
Brighton are averaging 2.0 cards per game across all competitions, and the only games they have failed to land this selection were against Coventry and Tromso.
The Seagulls won those games by an aggregate score of 9-0, and this upcoming clash against Arsenal won't be anywhere near as easy.
Frenchman Barry has drawn five fouls across his four Premier League starts so far, with this selection landing in every game.
That includes two fouls drawn against Man United, and one foul drawn in the following game against Tottenham.
He will likely be up against the likes of Sasa Lukic and Exequiel Palacios - two strong defensive midfielders who will have to try and limit space for Barry.
Ipswich racked up 16 fouls against Crystal Palace last time out, and their midfield duo accounted for five of those infringements.
Newcastle have averaged 4.50 corners per game this season, but I see this figure rising, with Hull likely to drop back and soak up pressure at St James' Park.
Matthias Jaissle's men took seven corners away at Spurs before forcing five at Leeds on Monday night, so 6+ should be within range here.
The Mags racked up a whopping 15 corners in their 1-0 win over Millwall in the Carabao Cup too.
Sergej Jakirovic's Hull have faced an average of 6.75 corners across their opening four league matches of the season, with their opponents clearing the over 5.5 hurdle in 3threeof those matches, including road games at Coventry and Chelsea.
Forest have been one of the most aggressive sides in the Premier League in the early weeks of the season, committing more fouls than any other side (15.8 per game) and collecting 11 yellow cards (2.75 per game).
I think the game state suits cards for the home side given that Forest may have to commit tactical fouls at times to stop Coventry getting any joy in transition.
The referee for this game is Jarred Gillet, who is averaging 3.7 cards per game, but has notably exceeded that average in each of his last two matches, handing out six cards in Milan v Benfica and Bournemouth v Brentford.
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