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This looks an absolute steal of a price at 1.91 at the time of writing.

Knight has averaged 1.29 fouls per 90 minutes this season - not the kind of average you’d associate with that price.

I think it could be down to his low average last season but in previous years, he’s regularly sat around 1.00 fouls per 90, or even higher in his time at Derby.

Knight didn’t foul in either of his first two games this season but since then he has made a foul in six straight games, he also made two against Lincoln last time out and three against Portsmouth earlier in the season.

Following on from the above, Jason Knight will also be up against Iker Bravo, who is Watford’s most fouled player. Bravo has been fouled 13 times (2.14 per 90), six times more than any other Watford player.

He is crucial to Watford's success and is a real focal point of their side. He’s been fouled in every single game so far in both the Championship and EFL Cup, he’s also drawn 2+ fouls in five of those seven matches.

When you match up Knight’s fouls committed numbers with Bravo’s fouls drawn, these two go hand-in-hand.

Tolaj has been extremely busy since his summer move to Bristol City. He’s committed more fouls than any other player by a mile, he’s the second most fouled, he’s had the most shots and most shots on target - so you know he’ll be highly involved.

He’s been fouled 10 times so far, an average of 1.72 times per 90 minutes.

He was impeded three times in the weekend defeat to Lincoln City. His eagerness to commit fouls can often lead to players biting back, he made five fouls in that match and felt the retaliation from The Imps players.