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For this midweek Premier League slate, I've selected five fouls tips covering four of Tuesday's games.

Each selection is aided by bet365's Sub On Play On, meaning your bet is still alive even if a player is subbed off.

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Tuesday's Premier League Player Fouls Accumulator Tips
5 Selections @ 24.20

Chelsea v Leeds

Premier League

19:30

Cole Palmer Over 1.5 Fouls Won @ 1.83

Since making his return from injury at the start of December, Cole Palmer has been eased back into the first team picture for Chelsea, but he bagged himself a hat-trick against Wolves at the weekend, and was able to play the full 90 against West Ham before that, so he looks back at full fitness.

Last season, he had an average of 1.69 fouls drawn per 90 in the Premier League, which is impressive, but that figure has risen even further to 1.9 fouls drawn per 90 this term. Palmer has remained a key player for the Blues, but has been more adept at drawing contact and using that to obtain free-kicks in dangerous areas.

He sees plenty of the ball for Chelsea in an attacking midfield role, and draws a good matchup against the Leeds midfield here.

Tottenham v Newcastle

Premier League

19:30

Jacob Ramsey Over 1.5 Fouls Won @ 2.25

Jacob Ramsey has drawn a total of 16 fouls in his last eight starts across all competitions, landing this selection in six of those. He is averaging 1.82 fouls drawn per 90 this season, and will hope to reclaim his starting position in midfield over Joe Willock midweek.

Ramsey has been the beneficiary of recent injuries to Bruno Guimaraes and Joelinton, as he has been able to feature more regularly in midfield. The Englishman likes to have the ball at his feet and will often look to beat his man.

He draws an excellent matchup here against Spurs, who rank sixth in the Premier League for total fouls committed. The Lilywhites are particularly aggressive in midfield areas, and are currently dealing with a bit of an injury crisis. Pape Sarr is expected to partner Conor Gallagher in midfield - the former is averaging 2.16 fouls per 90 in the Premier League.

Tottenham v Newcastle

Premier League

19:30

Conor Gallagher Over 1.5 Fouls Committed @ 2.00

Meanwhile, the latter is averaging 2.35 fouls per 90 since completing his return to London. The former Chelsea man played the full 90 minutes on his debut against West Ham, during which he committed two fouls.

In fact, he has landed this selection in three out of four starts for Spurs, only failing against Burnley. However, the Lilywhites had the lion’s share of possession in that game, with 62%, and they recorded just nine infringements as a team.

This matchup against Newcastle promises to be a more even contest and a much better matchup for Gallagher. The Magpies are averaging 11.3 fouls drawn per game this season, with Bruno Guimaraes a standout contributor to that total.

The Brazilian was fouled four times against Brentford last time out, making his first start since recovering from an ankle injury. He is averaging 2.23 fouls drawn per 90 this season.

Everton v Bournemouth

Premier League

19:30

Harrison Armstrong Over 1.5 Fouls Won @ 2.20

Harrison Armstrong is another player who has benefitted from injuries, as he seems to have locked down a starting role under David Moyes. Despite operating in a slightly unfamiliar position on the wing, Armstrong has given a good account of himself and proven his versatility.

He has deputised well in the absence of Jack Grealish, and looks set to start against Bournemouth after another positive performance last weekend.

The 19-year-old was responsible for five of Fulham’s 11 fouls, highlighting how he is confident to get on the ball and technical enough to deceive his man. Before that, he was fouled four times against Brighton, meaning he has drawn nine fouls in his last two starts.

In fact, Armstrong has landed this selection in four of his last six starts. He draws an excellent matchup here to improve that hit-rate, as Bournemouth have registered the second-most infringements in the Premier League this season.

West Ham v Man United

Premier League

20:15

Aaron Wan-Bissaka Over 0.5 Fouls Committed @ 1.50

Aaron Wan-Bissaka will face his former club for the fourth time as a West Ham player on Tuesday night. He was fortunate to remain on the pitch in the reverse fixture at Old Trafford, as he put in a very late challenge while on a yellow, but the advantage was played.

The fullback has made a welcome return to the lineup since returning from AFCON, and should be looking forward to this matchup. He usually plays with a greater intensity against Man United, and he committed two fouls when he visited Old Trafford last season as well.

Wan-Bissaka has been quite hit-or-miss with his fouls this season - he has failed to record an infringement in two of his last five starts, but has accrued seven infringements across the other three matches. The fullback is averaging 1.1 fouls per 90 this season, in addition to 1.48 tackles per 90, highlighting a real willingness to get stuck into duels.

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Fouls Acca FAQs

What is a Fouls accumulator?

An accumulator (acca) is a single bet that links together multiple Fouls selections. All selections must win for the bet to payout, whether it be a player to foul or a player to be fouled.

An accumulator, often called an ‘acca’, combines four or more separate bets into one wager. These bets can include match results (win, draw, or loss), both teams to score, over/under goals, or specific player props from different matches.

The Fouls market is often equipped with a bookmaker's substitute feature, meaning certain bookmakers will allow your bet to stay alive even if your selected player is subbed off.

To win an accumulator, every selection must be correct; if even one bet fails, the entire wager is lost. Because of this higher risk, accumulators offer much larger potential payouts than single bets. The odds of each selection are multiplied together, creating a combined total that can lead to substantial returns.

Who selects Fouls accumulator tips?

Our Fouls accumulator tips are put together by our resident player props expert, Oli Nixon.

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Oli brings valuable experience from hosting his own betting podcast and writing for several well-known football tipping sites. In the past two years, he’s placed 2,200 bets and achieved a profit of over 200 units, delivering a 12% return on investment (ROI).

How many legs should I include in my acca?

Like other accas, Fouls accumulators are no different. A betslip must include a minimum of four selections from different matches. Three selections make up a treble, while two are known as a double.

For those new to accas, it’s wise to start modestly. You don’t need a 10-leg accumulator to enjoy betting or see returns. Focus on strong, well-researched picks, be mindful of the odds, and avoid chasing unlikely outcomes just for a potential jackpot. Successful accumulators are built on balance, not just big wins.

What is the best bookmaker for a Fouls accumulator?

As previously mentioned, many of the top-tier bookmakers offer a substitute feature. Paddy Power offer ‘Super Sub’, bet365 offer ‘Sub On’, and Betfair offer ‘Sub On Play On’.

This means that even if a player is substituted, the bet is still alive with the player subbed on. This can apply to not just 1+ fouls markets, but 2+, and 3+ as well.

What are the best bookmaker promotions for Fouls accumulators?

As noted earlier, several leading bookmakers provide a substitute feature to keep your bet in play. For example, Paddy Power offers ‘Super Sub’, bet365 has ‘Sub On’, and Betfair features ‘Sub On Play On’.

With these tools, your bet remains valid even if your selected player is substituted; your stake simply transfers to the incoming sub. This applies not just to 1+ fouls markets, but also extends to 2+ and 3+ fouls, giving you broader coverage and a better shot at a return.

When should I cash out an accumulator?

There’s no definitive right or wrong moment to cash out an accumulator. If the offer on the table looks appealing and you're happy with the return, it can be a smart move to take it. Locking in a profit is often the wisest choice.

At the end of the day, betting should always be approached with responsibility and a clear head. Sensible decisions are key to enjoying it safely.

Can I build Fouls accas using same-game markets?

Fouls accumulators are often built using same-game markets. Most bookmakers offer a wide variety of players in both the foul and to be fouled markets to add to your Fouls acca. Users can also mix up the selections across a number of games. These are usually fun to track during Champions League gameweeks when there are sometimes 20+ games all kicking off at the same time.

How often do your accas win?

The chances of an accumulator winning largely depend on the combined odds. For instance, if an acca is priced at 10.0, it implies a win roughly once in every ten tries.

Our goal is always to finish each week in profit across all the accumulators we feature on the site.

Can I get notified when the next acca goes live?

We publish weekly content focused on the latest Fouls markets and accumulators, and the best way to stay updated is by subscribing to Andy’s Bet Club Weekly Newsletter.

Delivered by email at least once a week, it highlights the best betting offers and free fouls-related tips available on the site.

What happens if one leg loses – is there acca insurance?

In most cases, all your selections need to win for the accumulator to pay out. However, some bookmakers occasionally run promotions that offer a safety net, often in the form of a cash refund if your acca narrowly misses.

Do I need a specific bookmaker to use your acca?

You can use any bookmaker, but the likes of Paddy Power, bet365, and Betfair offer substitute features to keep your bet alive.

For instance, Paddy Power’s ‘Super Sub’, bet365’s ‘Sub On’, and Betfair’s ‘Sub On Play On’ are all features designed to keep your bet alive, even if your chosen player is subbed off. In these cases, the bet shifts to the player coming on.

This doesn’t just apply to 1+ foul markets, it also covers 2+ and 3+ fouls, offering wider protection and increasing your chances of a successful outcome.