Andrew Hughes had a spell out of the Preston team recently but has started the last three matches and committed three fouls in each of the last two of them.

Indeed, he has hit this line in six of his last 17 starts (35%), which makes his price of 6.5 to do it again here, in a match where I expect a high foul count, look excellent value.

We should also bear in mind that Oxford are likely to have Will Lankshear playing up front, and he has quite a high fouls drawn record. He has an average of 1.52 fouls against per 90 minutes over Oxford's last 30 games, but was fouled three times against West Brom last time out and twice against Middlesbrough before that.

Cameron Brannagan is the heartbeat of the Oxford team and has been for a few years. He is often a target for the opposition because they understand how important he is to the Yellows.

He is averaging 1.48 fouls per 90 over Oxford's last 30 matches, which is already a decent return for the price. However, if we have a look at his recent spell in the team post-injury, it spans 11 matches, and he has been fouled twice or more in six of those 11, and only once has he emerged unscathed without a foul being committed on him.

In a match such as this, with both teams fighting for points, and with Ali McCann averaging 1.8 fouls per 90 and Ben Whiteman 1.24 fouls per 90, I like the chances of this being a match where Brannagan takes two or more fouls.