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Bournemouth vs West Ham - Adrian Truffert To Commit 2+ Fouls

Brighton vs Brentford - Yankuba Minteh 3+ Shots

Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest - Ibrahim Sangare to Receive a Card

Our Notes

Truffert And Co To Irate The Ref

In Bournemouth's previous outing against Aston Villa - a comprehensive 4-0 defeat to the rampant Villains - Adrian Truffert brought this line home all by himself, the clever little sod. He made 3 fouls and received a yellow card over the course of his hour-or-so on the field.

His replacement, Amine Adli, came on for the final half-hour in The Cherries' attempts to get back in the game, and made a foul of his own to bring the tally up to 4 for the game overall between the two of them. Truffert alone is a fan of the fouls committed line - he makes an average of 2.1 per game in all competitions, and made 3 against Tottenham, 2 against Brighton and 2 against Nottingham Forest in recent game weeks, and has given away at least one foul in all but 2 of his last 9 games.

He's up against West Ham star-man Jarrod Bowen on Saturday afternoon, who draws an average of 1.5 fouls per game with 86% of these being drawn at the hands of opposing left-backs in the Premier League this season. The only other left-back in Bournemouth's squad, out-and-out, is 20-year-old Argentinian prodigy Julio Soler, who managed to make 1 foul in the single minute of Premier League football he has played this season.

Out of the 11 Premier League games Truffert has started this season, he has played the full 90 in all but the last one against Aston Villa. He'll be ripe for some fouls in his own rite against Bowen, but should anyone replace him there will still be full value in this bet.

Minteh And Partner To Let Rip

Minteh has a pretty high shot average in his own right over the course of this Premier League season, averaging 1.5 per game. He has started 11 games in this Premier League campaign, finishing 9 of them, with his replacement on one occasion adding a shot to the pile whilst the other had 3 big opportunities to have a go, none of which were taken.

Brentford concede an average of 4.6 shots per game from other team's wingers, and Minteh will be up against an Aaron Hickey who loses the slight majority of his ground duels versus right-wingers the season over thus far. Therefore, the Gambian will have ample chances to try his luck from distance, and his replacements (should there be one) will likely have a go themselves as well.

Sangare And Friends To Enter The Book

To lift the veil somewhat, I myself am a Nottingham Forest fan. And as much as I love Ibrahim Sangare, you do want to watch him through the blockade of your own fingers should he have been given a card already or, at least, given away a few card-worthy fouls hitherto unanswered.

Though Forest have finally managed to pick up their second Premier League win of the season before the break with a great display versus Leeds United at home, their next test arguably could not be tougher - Liverpool away upon the restart of the Premier League.

Sangare has been an impressive character in midfield for Forest this season, and will likely be in contention to start amidst Liverpool's stacked midfield department - one which draws a combined 8.3 fouls per game, on average. Sangare has picked up two yellow cards in the Premier League this season, and may well be a contender for another as Forest will likely look to sit in and frustrate, giving the Ivorian license to cease attacks by any means possible.

His likely replacement, should needs be, will be Forest captain Ryan Yates who himself has also been booked on one occasion already this term whilst giving away a foul on average in every game he has played this season despite only starting 1 Premier League fixture.

Bets from BOYLE Sports, correct as of 15:22, 17/11/25. Sports betting, even with advice, is always a risk to your capital that should be enjoyed responsibly. Set a stop-loss, never chase any losses, and never stake what you cannot afford to lose