This bet has landed in Gallagher's last three in the league. The last time Igor Tudor managed a team for a full season was 2022/23 at Marseille, and they were the 2nd-biggest foulers in Ligue 1 at 14 per game - that rate would be the highest in the Premier League this season.

In terms of Premier League players who'd be suited to playing in an aggressive team like that - Gallagher is right up there. With the Super Sub feature onside, he’s fouled in all five of his Premier League appearances for Spurs (1-1-3-2-2). In his last full season at Chelsea, he was fouling over two times per game on average, too.

With the potential for Eze (1.79 fouls won per 90) to come into the team as well, Gallagher's former team-mate at Crystal Palace, Gallagher should relish his first North London derby.

Tottenham have seen at least two cards in each of their last 12 home Premier League matches dating back to the opening day of the season against Burnley. In their last nine games in England’s top flight, they have had at least three cards on eight occasions. It would be a massive surprise if that run were to end in North London Derby encounter that typically sees plenty of action for the referee.

Spurs were shown three yellow cards in their previous clash against Arsenal in November off the back of 15 fouls, that count is unlikely to drop under new manager Igor Tudor.

Not only should the home players be doubly determined to show their new boss what they can do, the former Juventus and Marseille head coach is noted for his teams adopting a physical approach. Throw this additional element into the derby atmosphere and referee Peter Bankes, who booked four Spurs players in their clash against Man City earlier this season, we can expect a couple of home cards at least. Bankes averages 4.22 cards per game in the Premier League this term.

The bet has landed in seven of Simons' last eight in the league. Simons will likely duel with Jurrien Timber, who’s been fouled in all of his last five, winning seven fouls in that run.

Simons is averaging 0.98 fouls per 90 in the Premier League and crucially, 1.89 tackles per 90 as well. He’s made five sliding tackles in his last three games, too. Igor Tudor will tweak things, but Simons' fouling has remained consistent, despite playing in different positions this season, add in the fuel of the North London derby and he should sin at least once.

Simons could get involved with Eberechi Eze (1.79 fouls won per 90) and even Bukayo Saka (2.30 fouls won per 90) if he starts, we could see more tracking back to impress his new manager.

Contrary to popular belief, Arsenal have been going pretty well offensively in recent weeks. Across their last 16 matches in all competitions, they have scored two or more goals on 12 occasions, including in three of their last four games.

Scoring against Spurs hasn’t historically been much of an issue for Mikel Arteta’s side, either. When the sides met earlier this term, the Gunners ran in four goals against their neighbours, with Eberechi Eze famously grabbing a hat-trick. Indeed, they have scored two or more goals in eight of their last 10 North London Derby matches.

Tottenham’s defence, meanwhile, hasn’t been up to much lately. They have conceded two goals in seven of their last nine games, four of their last five at home, and in each of their last six in the Premier League. Without defensive leader Cristian Romero due to suspension, and missing Pedro Porro, Kevin Danso and Destiny Udogie due to injuries, the odds are against Spurs ending that run here.