Felix Agu had an average of just 0.56 fouls per 90 in the Bundesliga last season, but that has jumped considerably to 2.0 fouls per 90 this term, as he has been deployed in a deeper fullback role.

The Nigerian international has landed this bet in every game for Werder Bremen this term, registering multiple fouls in four out of five games in all competitions. Clearly it is taking him some time to adjust to his increased defensive responsibility, and the 25-year-old is set for his toughest test yet at the Allianz Arena.

He will match up against Michael Olise, who had an average of 2.47 fouls drawn per 90 last season, rising to 2.79 when playing at home. Even Sascha Boey, who often marauds forward from right-back, is averaging 2.2 fouls drawn per 90 this season, and both will occupy the same zone of the field as Agu.

Having been left frustrated after not being awarded a foul against Mallorca, Pere Milla’s outburst at the referee saw him receive a straight red card and a two-match suspension. He will, however, be available for selection against Girona, and should be expected to re-claim his starting spot after an electric start to the campaign.

The 33-year-old bagged an excellent equaliser against Atletico Madrid on the opening weekend, before also scoring against Real Sociedad. It took him just 20 minutes to find the back of the net against Mallorca last time out, before his dismissal in the first-half.

This season, Milla is averaging 5.14 shots per 90, and has managed to hit the target in all four appearances. He will hope to recover his form against a Girona side who sit rock bottom of the league, having conceded the most goals and the highest xG tally of any team in the Spanish top flight this term.

Issahaku Fatawu’s 2024/25 season was plagued by injuries - he didn’t get a proper chance to showcase his talent in the Premier League. Still, he landed this bet in four out of seven starts in the top flight, and has returned this season looking sharp.

The Ghanaian international has accumulated the most shots for Leicester so far this season, averaging 2.89 efforts per 90, landing this bet in five out of six games in total. Playing on the right-wing, the 21-year-old has a tendency to cut inside onto his stronger left foot, which creates a favourable shooting angle. His first goal of the season against Charlton came in such a scenario, as he curled in a wonderful effort from the edge of the box.

West Brom come into this match having suffered back-to-back losses, and the Foxes look in good shape to pounce on any defensive weaknesses.