This bet has landed in five of Norwich’s last six games, and all bar on of their home games. They possess one of the leagues leading marksmen in Borja Sainz.

Boro have scored in eight of the 11 league games, and have the highest xGF total in the Championship. Star striker Emmanuel Latte Lath had only score one goal this season after being a leading fancy for the golden boot, but scored an important winner on Wednesday night which will have boosted his confidence

The Liverpool loanee has commited 1.6 fouls per 90 in The Championship. He usually lines up on the right side of midfield, which gives him the responsibility of assisting his full back with Borja Sainz, who wins 1.6 fouls per game.

This looks an excellent price. Boro have picked up the fewest yellow cards of any side in the Championship this season with 16, and zero red cards. They also have the highest total of cards awarded to the opposition team, with 38.

The Canaries have picked up almost double that number with 31, the second highest total from teams who have played 11 games.

This has landed in all of Middlesbrough’s away games, and all bar one of Norwich’s home games.

I fancy this to be a game of plenty of chances for each team, with goalmouth action usually translating to plenty of corner kicks.

This bet would have landed on all of Norwich’s home games this season. They have faced tough opposition at Carrow Road, drawing with the teams currently sitting third, fifth and sixth in the table, and beating ninth place Watford and 16th place Hull.

Boro recorded an impressive win on the road at WBA, and also beat Cardiff before their recent improvement, but have failed to win their other three away games.

On first look, Ayling is not an obvious candidate for a card. He’s only picked up one so far this season, and is only registering 0.6 fouls per 90.

He is likely to be up against a tricky customer in Borja Sainz on Sunday afternoon. Sainz has already drawn six cards from opposition players this season. Ayling’s record from last season offers more promise, with 0.38 cards per 90

Despite failing to open his account for the season as of yet, Azaz continues to rack up the shot count. 32 shots from 11 games for the Irishman.

The ever present Azaz is averaging 1.2 shots on target per 90. He usually lines up behind the lone striker. His shot map shows that he is happy to open fire from all sorts of different positions.

The Spanish wide man is in fantastic form this season, having scored eight goals and two assists from 11 games. He has scored or assisted in six of 11 games.

Sainz has been directly involved in over 50% of Norwich’s league goals this season.