Over his last 14 matches, Christie has committed a total of 22 fouls, averaging an impressive 1.77 fouls per 90 minutes. This consistency highlights his role in breaking up opposition attacks and engaging in midfield battles.

Against Fulham, a side known for their possession-based approach, Christie is likely to find himself in situations where fouls are necessary to disrupt play. Furthermore, his tendency to track back and engage defensively increases his chances of committing fouls.

Alex Iwobi is averaging 1.91 shots per 90 minutes, the versatile midfielder has been a consistent threat in the final third. Over his last 10 matches, Iwobi has registered multiple shots in 8 of them, accumulating 24 attempts in total during this stretch.

His role often allows him to drift into central positions where he can unleash efforts on goal, and he is not shy about taking opportunities from distance.

Sasa Lukic has developed a reputation as one of Fulham’s most combative players in midfield, regularly committing fouls to disrupt opposition play. Averaging 2.43 fouls per 90 minutes, he leads the Cottagers in this statistic and has shown remarkable consistency in this area.

Over his last 12 matches, Lukic has committed at least 2 fouls in 9 games, totalling 25 fouls during this period. His aggressive style of play often sees him pressuring opponents and making tackles that sometimes cross the line.

Antoine Semenyo is averaging 1.08 shots on target per 90 minutes and has managed to hit the target in each of his last 4 matches. During this period, Semenyo has registered 6 shots on target, showcasing his ability to test opposition goalkeepers regularly.

Against Fulham, a side that can be vulnerable defensively, Semenyo’s directness and finishing ability are likely to come into play. Backing him at odds of 1.60 to hit the target is a well-justified choice.

The recent history between Bournemouth and Fulham suggests a high-scoring encounter could be on the cards. Their last 4 meetings have averaged 3.5 goals per game, with each of those clashes producing at least 3 goals. This trend is further supported by their respective home and away records this season.

67% of Bournemouth’s away matches and Fulham’s home matches have resulted in over 2.5 goals being scored. Additionally, Fulham have seen this line surpassed in 8 of their last 12 games, while Bournemouth have done so in 6 of their last 9 outings.

Antoine Semenyo averages 1.98 fouls per 90 minutes this season, but has exceeded this average in recent weeks. Over his last 10 matches, Semenyo has committed 23 fouls, with multiple fouls recorded in 7 of these games. His physical approach, coupled with his willingness to press defenders and track back, increases the likelihood of him being penalised.

Against a Fulham side that likes to build from the back, Semenyo’s high-energy pressing could see him committing more than 1 foul here. At odds of 1.67, he represents good value.

Antoine Semenyo’s attacking numbers this season have been highly impressive, making him an enticing pick for this market. Averaging 4.31 shots per 90 minutes, the Bournemouth forward has demonstrated a willingness to take on defenders and create opportunities for himself.

In his last 4 matches alone, Semenyo has racked up an impressive 18 shots, recording at least 3 attempts in each of these games. His ability to find space and pull the trigger makes him a constant threat in the final third.

Following on from Bet Builder Level 1, Ryan Christie’s physical involvement and defensive responsibilities against a possession-heavy side such as Fulham should see him in contention for a significant number of fouls.

The Bournemouth midfielder averages 1.76 fouls per 90 in the Premier League this season. Pair this with his 55% tackle success rate and it becomes clear that the price of 1.91 for Christie to Commit 2+ fouls appears somewhat generous, especially with the inclusion of Paddy Power’s Super Sub feature.