"While Bassey averages just 0.78 fouls per 90 this season, his recent form and likely matchup suggest this could easily land. He’s committed at least one foul in eight consecutive appearances and will likely face Ollie Watkins here, who draws 1.15 fouls per 90. With the pace and movement Watkins brings, Bassey is a strong candidate to make an infringement."

"Fulham’s leading scorer this season with 10 goals, Jiménez is their most reliable attacking threat. He’s averaging 1.22 shots on target per 90, hitting the target in 5 of his last 8 starts and in 6 of his last 7 away games. Even more compelling, he’s scored and had at least 2+ shots on target in each of his last two matches against Villa."

"Not your typical positional selection for this market, yet Konsa’s control and calmness on the ball make him a frequent target. The centre-back is averaging 1.5 fouls won per 90, winning two or more in six of his last 11 starts, an exceptional rate for his position.

Fulham’s aggressive front line, particularly down their left, has committed 10 fouls in their last three, ideal conditions for Konsa to win a couple more here. To strengthen this pick, in his last five appearances against Fulham, he has won 2, 4, 2, 2, and 3 fouls."

"Justin Kluivert is enjoying a breakthrough season for Bournemouth, contributing 12 goals from an average of 1.19 shots on target per 90 in the Premier League. The Dutchman has worked the goalkeeper in eight of his last 12 league starts and also scored in the reverse fixture to seal the victory for Iraola’s men. He’s especially prolific in away games, where his average jumps to 1.35 per 90. 

As mentioned already, Arsenal are likely to rest most starters due to their trip to Paris on Wednesday which will leave them vulnerable to a Cherries side who average more shots on target away from home than any side in the division aside from Liverpool. Arsenal have little to play for, and so Kluivert may well have a field day to add to his impressive season."