Premier League Sunday Tipsheet: Back a top flight Trixie at 310/1

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Norwich v Bolton Tips - On the cards in the Championship

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Sunday, 13:30

Tom Neild is the referee and he has dished out 21 cards across his last five Championship appearances. 

So at an industry best price of 9/25.50, Jose Cordoba's price to be shown a card is a touch too big. 

Since signing for Norwich, he has picked up 14Y and 2R cards - which is a cards per 90 average of 0.29.

For the visitors, Josh Sheehan is worth a tout in the same market at 10/34.33. He's already picked up a yellow and a red card in separate games this season taking his tally to 30 cards across the last three seasons.

So far this campaign, three of Norwich's opposition left sided central midfielders have picked up cautions as well, which is where Sheehan likes to operate.

At a shade under 19/120.00, the card double also appeals.

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Bournemouth v Liverpool Tips - Isak to get amongst the goals

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Sunday, 14:00
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I think they'll be goals in this game, but so does the market with over 2.5 priced at 4/91.44 with the Sportsbook. 

Three of Bournemouth's four Premier League games have seen at least three goals, both teams to score has clicked in all of them with the Cherries last two ending 2-2. 

Funnily enough, half of Liverpool's league games have ended 2-2 as well - the correct score is currently trading at 12.5023/2 with the Exchange if anyone is interested. 

Anyway, with goals aptly priced, it makes sense to dip into the anytime goalscorer market where Alexander Isak is priced at 13/102.30 with the Sportsbook. 

After a bit of a tumultuous campaign ravaged by fitness issues, the big Swede has hit the ground running this term netting three times. 

Isak ranks fourth in the division for xG (2.8), he's averaging 1.6 shots on target per 90 and 3.2 shots per 90.

In his Premier League career, 25/26 stands out as the anomaly. Across the previous three seasons at Newcastle, he netted 54 goals with a goals per 90 average of 0.73. 

At 13/27.50, his price to score 2 goals or more is also worth a look. 

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Leeds v Sunderland Tips - Leeds to go marching on

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Sunday, 14:00
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Leeds haven't lost yet this season (W2 D2), which is impressive considering they have gone to Nottingham Forest and Brighton and hosted Brentford and Newcastle. Four sides with top half ambitions this season. 

Daniel Farke's side were probably lucky to win at the City Ground, unlucky not to win on the South Coast but there was no doubt on Monday. 

Leeds' were emphatic against the Magpies, winning 4-1, and will be confident of heading into the international break with their unbeaten record intact.

Opponents Crystal Palace have made a slow start to the season.

Three points in four games with Everton, Manchester City, Fulham and Ipswich is a poor return. They have conceded at least two goals in every game and the underlying data doesn't look too good.

At 6/42.50, backing Leeds to win and over 2.5 goals appeals. 

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Manchester City v Sunderland Tips - Target foul involvements

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Sunday, 14:00
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If Carlsberg did have derby days it would probably go a little like Manchester City's trip to Old Trafford last Sunday. 

A dubious first half red card for your homegrown, local lad Phil Foden. Down to 10 men but backs to the wall? Don't think so. You look the more dangerous of the two sides, despite their man advantage, and score a dubious goal of your own, limiting the opposition to next to nothing. And you did it all in their back yard. And we've only got 10 men. 

Talk about galvanising the group. 

One player who embodies the Cityzens swagger at the minute is Enzo Fernandez. 

Reuniting with Enzo Maresca, he's quickly established himself in central midfield and it's his foul involvements what interest me here. 

Fernandez has committed seven fouls in three appearances (4/3/0) and drawn eight fouls (3/3/2), which is a total of 14 in three games.

So, at 12/53.40, 11/26.50 and 14/115.00 respectively, his prices for 4+, 5+ and 6+ foul involvements all appeal.

The first two have clicked in both of his last two appearances, with the big line landing in the Manchester derby.

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Fulham v Manchester United Tips - Foul flurry to continue

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Sunday, 16:30
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Since the opening day defeat against Hull, Manchester United have beaten Ipswich 5-2, draw 2-2 with Everton and lost 1-0 to Manchester City. 

Interestingly, across the last three games, Harry Maguire has committed seven fouls (3/2/2). 

He can be backed at 13/53.60 to commit 2+ fouls on Sunday and an industry best price of 11/112.00 to commit 3+ fouls with the Sportsbook. 

He doesn't seem to be getting much protection from his midfielders which is in part the reason for this foul flurry. 

Rayan Cherki was booted by Maguire early on in the derby, a foul he was lucky not to get booked for. Maguire's other two fouls came from set pieces. 

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Jimmy's Trixie - Back my best bets at 310/1311.00

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