Solanke is averaging 0.43 goals per 90 mins in the Premier League, that’s 6 goals in this season’s campaign, with 14 matches played out of the 17.

He’s taken 33 shots with 17 hitting the target giving him a 50% shot accuracy rate – on average he scores a goal in every 6.4 shots he takes.

His ability in front of goal last season was clinical with 19 goals for Bournemouth, making him one of the league’s top scorers and achieving a season best.

Under Ange his chances of finding the net are much higher given the attacking setup of Spurs and with Son and Maddison on-hand to boost chance creation Solanke will surely get opportunities.

When the opportunities come he’ll be facing the likes of Wolves – the league’s most high conceding team this season, giving away 40 goals against in 17 games.

In December last season he scored 6 goals in 6 games earning him Player of the Month.

Solanke is averaging 1.67 fouls committed per 90 mins in the Premier league, that’s 23 fouls across 17 games (played 14) – the second most in the Tottenham team.

He committed 34 fouls in the Premier League last season across 38 games, averaging approximately 0.89 fouls per match.

Throughout this festive outright bet he’ll play 3 Premier League games including: Nottingham Forrest, Wolves, Newcastle – this average suggests he could commit around 5 to 6 fouls during a 3-game period.

His aggression in aerial duels means that fouls are a natural part of his game.

We’re also targeting at least one foul committed against Newcastle, where Solanke will be looking to disrupt Bruno Guimarães, the most fouled player in the Premier League this season.

Fabien Shar is among the Premier League’s highest ball carries tally, giving Solanke plenty of chances to clip his heels.

Ange Postecoglue will be looking for his frontman to lead the press by disrupting Newcastle’s playmakers and build up play, which gives this a good shot of landing.

Solanke is a dominating presence with plenty of physicality and take-on attempts, which makes him an easy target for fouls.

He’s been fouled 19 times in 14 matches, averaging 1.38 fouls drawn per 90 mins in the Premier League.

He engages defenders and likes to show a clean pair of heels, he’s made 14 successful take-ons from 34 attempts this season.

Tottenham’s high-pressing strategy and highly skilled attacking line, puts Ange’s men at the top of the table for fouls won and Wolves are the most prolific foulers in the Premier League this season with 224 fouls in 17 games.

Solanke will also be tasked with breaking the lines and winning aerial duels against the likes of Ryan Yates – one of the league’s higher fouls tallies.

The busy December schedule will also play into the hands of the fouls won market with defenders suffering fatigue.

High pressure games against Newcastle and Nottingham Forest could also see him targeted.