Sunderland are at 1.83 cards per game in the league this season, covering this line in 2/3 league away games.
They were booked three times in their 2-1 Europa League win over Torreense in Portugal on Thursday.
Bournemouth have drawn over 1.5 cards from their opponents in 2/3 league home games this term, and drew three from Sturm Graz on Thursday evening.
Brighton have scored 18 goals in six games so far in the league, three per game, and, heading into the weekend, only Arsenal and Man City sit above them in the table as a result.
They beat Arsenal 3-0 last time out at home in the league, returning to action with a 2-0 win at Sunderland and a 3-0 win at home to Kauno Zalgiris since the extended break.
Both sides were in action on Thursday, and due to the strength of the opposition, Brighton rotated more heavily than Palace.
Palace have conceded two goals per game in the league this season, which doesn't bode well ahead of playing the league's top scorers heading into the weekend.
Man United are winless in five in all competitions. Leeds have had a clear week to prepare, while United travelled to Madrid to lose 2-0 to Atletico on Tuesday.
Daniel Farke's side gave a very good account of themselves in a 2-1 loss at Arsenal last time out, and they didn't lose to United last season.
United's press looked very disorganised in Madrid, and turning that around in the space of a few days is going to be challenging, at a Leeds side who have lost just once so far in the league.
This bet sailed in during both head-to-heads last season, with 13 corners at the City Ground and 11 in North London.
Arsenal hit eight and nine corners in those games, with Forest managing four in this exact game last term.
Forest have averaged 8.83 corners per game in the league this season, and Arsenal visiting should raise that figure given how they play, so the over 8.5 line looks very achievable.
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