Malick Thiaw has committed one or more fouls in each of his last five Premier League outings, averaging 1.60 fouls per game over this period.

Last time out against Crystal Palace, Thiaw committed two fouls and was shown a yellow card, as Newcastle lost 2-1. Their opponents here, Bournemouth, beat the league leaders. They will be full of confidence and should cause the German defender some problems.

Ferdi Kadioglu has been fouled at least once in each of his previous five Premier League fixtures, averaging 2.00 fouls won per game as well. In fact, the Turk has landed this bet in six of his last seven league starts, across which he’s drawn 12 fouls.

Brighton’s left back is likely to be opposing Randal Kolo Muani, who commits a huge 2.31 offences per 90 for Spurs. Tottenham are under huge pressure in the relegation zone and with forwards trying to learn the pressing tactics of Roberto De Zerbi, they’re even more likely to make errors in tackles. 

Mats Wieffer has had at least one shot in each of his previous five Premier League fixtures, averaging 1.40 shots per game over this period.

Wieffer should be full of confidence after his brace last week at Turf Moor, and the Dutchman will be even more encouraged by the fact that Spurs have won just once at home since opening day. They have also kept just two clean sheets at home all season.

Matheus Cunha has had at least one shot on target in each of his previous five Premier League fixtures, averaging 1.40 shots on target per game over this period.

The Brazilian had two efforts on goal on Monday night against Leeds, and will be confident he can do the same at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, with the Blues' defence being a major issue. They have kept just one Premier League clean sheet since the 6th of December.