Bogle is averaging 1.64 fouls per 90 since signing for Leeds. He has committed at least one foul in eight of his nine starts this season, including each of the last five.

Four of his nine starts have seen him foul more than once, and it would be no shock to see him sin on at least one occasion here.

Gilchrist is currently on a run of four consecutive starts where he has at least committed one foul, and has committed two fouls in each of his last two starts.

Sheffield United’s right-back is currently averaging 1.01 fouls per 90 in the Championship 2024/25, and will be directly up against Largie Ramazani who has been fouled in every match he has played so far.

Gnonto is averaging 2.75 fouls against per 90 over Leeds’ last 30 matches, which rises to 2.98 fouls against per 90 when looking at just this season.

He has been fouled two or more times in seven of his nine starts this season, including when he was fouled four times in the last match against Sunderland. Across the season so far, Gnonto has also been fouled four time in games against Burnley, Sheffield Wednesday, and West Brom.

Tanaka has taken over Ethan Ampadu’s spot in central midfield, playing 90 minutes in each of the last two Championship matches. He has committed five fouls in his time in the team, averaging 1.89 fouls per 90 at the moment.

He will be up against Oliver Arblaster in central midfield, who has been fouled in every match he has started so far this season.

Souttar is currently on a run of six consecutive matches where he has fouled at least once. He has now played every minute since starting against Norwich in the third match of the season, so will likely have the full 90 to foul once or more here.

Leeds’ forwards, a mixture of Mateo Joseph and Joel Piroe, have drawn 2, 3, and 3 fouls across their last three matches, and Souttar may need to take a hands-on approach to try and keep Leeds’ frontline quiet here.

Arblaster has been fouled in all of his starts for Sheffield United so far this season, and has played 90 minutes in every match he has been available.

Across his last 30 matches for the Blades, Arblaster is averaging 1.09 fouls drawn. These numbers, combined with Ao Tanaka’s (likely direct opponent) tendency to commit fouls, makes this look a good pick.

Ramazani has had four shots on target in four starts and is currently averaging 1.05 shots on target per 90.

His shots on target have come from 11 shots in total, averaging 2.89 shots per 90 this season. The attacker is not shy when it comes to shooting, all we need is for him to fire one effort on target here.

Hamer has had at least one shot on target in seven of his eight starts in the Championship.

He is averaging 1.19 shots on target per 90 in the Championship, more than any other Sheffield United player. Those shots on target come from an average of 3.45 shots per 90.

Hamer has run well above that shot total frequently though this season, taking six shots against Watford, and five against each of Portsmouth, Derby, and QPR.