Brentford have conceded 4+ corners in each of their last five games. Thomas Frank’s side do not mind being without the ball, which usually sees the opposition embark on a mission to break down the stubborn Bees' defence. This naturally sees the corner count rise for Brentford’s opposition. Brighton have racked up 3+ corners in each of their last five games in the Premier League with this total rising to four in four of these encounters.

Brighton had five corners in the initial meeting between the sides at the Amex and should be able to post similar numbers here as they look to stay in the hunt for a European finish after slipping away slightly in recent weeks. Brighton are averaging 4.69 corners per game across their 16 games on the road in the Premier League.

Man City have drawn 3+ cards from the opposition in each of their last five games. Everton have also seen an increase in the intensity of their games since David Moyes took over. The Toffees have committed 11+ fouls in each of their last five games in the Premier League, with this record producing 2+ cards in four of their last five.

City have been getting frustrated with their performances this season, as we can see from their recent card record, they’ve received a caution in each of their last five Premier League games, with this count rising to 2+ cards in four of these recent encounters - a record that is very out of character for Man City and shows that the tension of the European race is weighing on them.

Everton will be up for every game at Goodison Park until the end of the season seeing as they will be waving goodbye to the iconic stadium at the end of the campaign. This should encourage the Toffees to live up to their recent aggressive streak up against a Man City side that are drawing cards from their opposition at a high rate of late.

One area where West Ham have been strong since Potter took over is winning fouls. The Hammers have won 12+ fouls in each of their last five Premier League games and now face a side that is averaging 12.4 fouls committed per game in the Premier League this season. Only Wolves and Bournemouth are sinning more per game than the Saints this term.

Southampton have committed 11+ fouls in four of their last five games, showing that even though the they are relegated, they are still showing up and being competitive in games. The initial meeting between these sides saw Southampton commit 15 fouls, in line with the recent records of these sides when it comes to committing and winning fouls.