As referenced in the Betting Preview for this match, Gueye is a serial fouler for Everton. He’s averaging just shy of 2 fouls per 90 minutes this season, twice as many as we need for this pick.

He’s on a run of 13 consecutive matches in which he’s committed an infringement, and the testing nature of Elliot Anderson and Morgan Gibbs-White mean it looks likely he will continue this run on Sunday.

Chris Wood has supplemented his impressive 10 league goals with a total of 19 shots on target this season – an average of 1.20 per 90 minutes.

He fired off at least 1 in 3 of his most recent 4 clashes including in tough matches against both Manchester giants.

With Everton averaging just under 4 shots on target conceded per game, Forest’s frontman should have no shortage of chances to test the keeper.

Calvert-Lewin’s averaged 1.44 fouls committed per 90 minutes sinning at least once in 13 of his 15 starts this season.

With Nottingham Forest averaging 11 fouls drawn per 90, and Calvert-Lewin likely to have to do his fair share of defending, backing him to slip up just once is a smart option.

Neco Williams has started 8 matches for Nottingham Forest this season, firing off at least 1 shot in all 8.

When including his performances off the bench, of which there have been a further 7, Williams averages 1.75 shots per 90 minutes, making him excellent value to take at least 1 against a weak Everton side.

The Toffees are averaging 11.6 shots conceded per 90 despite having kept 5 clean sheets in their last 7. They’ve achieved this by attempting to restrict their opponents to shooting from range, which suits Williams given that 62.5% of his shots this season have been from outside the box.

Gibbs-White is averaging 0.98 shots on target per 90 minutes this season, including at least 1 in 8 of his 13 starts. That said, most of these have come in the last few gameweeks with the Englishman testing the keeper in 4 of his most recent 5 matches.

It’s also worth mentioning that having struggled with injuries this season, Gibbs-White has managed the full 90 on just 3 occasions this season, something that will distort the above figures. This could work in our favour as Gibbs-White tends to be replaced by a more offensive player, for instance, forward, Jota Silva, who replaced him against Tottenham despite Forest being 1-0 up on Boxing Day.

Mykolenko has demonstrated remarkable consistency in the fouls drawn department this season, averaging 1.05 per game across its entirety.

The selection has been a winner in 7 of his last 8 appearances including each of the most recent 5, as well as in 10 out of 13 performances this season (45+ minutes).

If this form is anything to go off, above evens seems a very generous price compared to some of his team-mates.

Averaging 1.68 fouls drawn per 90 minutes, Ndiaye has been very generously priced to go down twice against Nottingham Forest who average 11.4 fouls per game.

This selection has been a winner in 9 of Nidaye’s 14 starts, including 4 of the most recent 5, with only Arsenal avoiding the outcome, largely thanks to the fact Everton scarcely got forward, creating just 0.09 xG all game.

Interestingly, 8 of the last 9 and all of the last 5 left-wingers to come up against Nottingham Forest have drawn at least 2 fouls. The sole exception was Ipswich’s Sammie Szmodics.

Idrissa Gueye has been fundamental to Everton’s setup this season and 1 important part of his game is his willingness to engage in a duel.

Gueye averages 1.95 fouls per 90 minutes. The Senegal international has sinned at least once in all 13 of his starts, slipping up twice or more in 9 of those games.

He’ll come up against a really tricky Forest midfield consisting of Elliot Anderson (2.04 fouls drawn per 90) and Gibbs-White (1.23 fouls drawn per 90).