It’s been a mixed start to life in London for Solanke who will probably want to build on his four league goals, particularly given he’s hit the target on 15 occasions, averaging 1.52 per 90 minutes.

He’s tested the keeper at least once in each of his last four appearances (20+ minutes) averaging 2.15 shots on target per 90 over the period.

Roma look to be in defensive disarray and given the number of chances Tottenham created against Man City most recently, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see their frontman with at least one short on target and perhaps on the scoresheet.

Having been fouled in each of his last 9 appearances, despite averaging only 46 minutes on the pitch per game across the period, Sarr looks primed to be fouled again here.

Over the course of the season, Sarr has averaged 2.55 fouls drawn per 90 in the Premier League while also drawing a foul in three of his four Europa League clashes.

Amongst others, he’s likely to come toe-to-toe with Bryan Cristante who has come under heavy criticism for his performances this season with individual errors largely accounting for his domestic average of 1.57 fouls per 90.

Angelino has struggled this season and having just about adjusted to playing as a centre-back, Roma’s latest managerial change with Ranieri taking charge seems to have led to his redeployment as a left-back.

He’s sinned in nine of his twelve league appearances (45+ minutes) and in each of his last five across all competitions.

He’ll have Brennan Johnson to deal with who’s in fine form and averaging 1.69 fouls drawn per 90 in the Europa League.

In addition to being a threat in front of goal, Solanke also offers a lot of value in the fouls market, averaging 1.72 fouls per 90 in the Premier League.

The Englishman has sinned at least once in seven of his most recent eight starts, accumulating 15 fouls in total over the period.

Interestingly, Solanke will be facing Gianluca Mancini who’s averaging 1 foul drawn per 90 minutes in Serie A. When you put that into perspective, compared to other centre-backs, it shows the added value presented.

Given that Bentancur’s ban only applies to domestic matches, the Uruguayan international is sure to start which tends to spell fouls.

He’s averaged 2.17 fouls committed per 90 and has found himself penalised twice or more in each of his last four starts for Spurs. He’s been pretty consistent in the market over the years, also averaging 1.79 fouls per 90 last season.

Roma as a whole have averaged 12.9 fouls drawn per league game with this average rising to a remarkable 15.4 in the Europa League. Soule, who Bentancur will come up against, has been responsible for a fair few as detailed in the next selection.

Soule has averaged a remarkable 2.74 fouls drawn per 90 minutes for Roma in Serie A since his move from Juventus over the summer, and it’s clear to seen why fans of the Bianconeri were far from content with the €67 million they recouped for him.

The Argentine international has won at least two fouls in each of his last five starts across all competitions and coming up against the aforementioned Bentancur, he’s likely to be the victim of a few tough and perhaps illegal challenges on Thursday.

Although Spurs haven’t exactly demonstrated consistency under Ange Postecoglou, given the dismal start to Roma’s campaign it’d be nothing short of a disappointment if they weren’t to secure all three points at home.

They’ve won 10 of their last 14 games across all competitions and whilst there have been a few disappointing losses, none of those games resulted in draws. Most recently they thrashed Man City 4-0 at the Etihad which certainly bodes well for this selection.

Roma have picked up just a solitary point in their last four clashes and created next to nothing in Ranieri’s first match in charge against Napoli. The Giallorossi have also lost six of their most recent 10 games.

It’s not often you’ll see a centre-back picked out as a top candidate in the fouls drawn market but Mancini has established himself as an exception here.

The Italian centre-back is averaging 1.00 fouls drawn per 90 which is just over the 0.97 he averaged last season in Serie A. He’s drawn at least one foul in 11 of his 14 appearances across all competitions (60+ minutes) this season, winning six in just two Europa League appearances.

He’ll face off with Solanke who has averaged 1.72 fouls per 90 in the Premier League this season, sinning 15 times in his last eight games.