Matheus Cunha has been one of Wolves’ standout performers this season, consistently contributing in the final third. The Brazilian forward has taken an impressive 15 shots in his last 5 matches, with 5 of these efforts hitting the target.

Averaging 1.33 shots on target per 90 minutes, Cunha has demonstrated his ability to find space and test goalkeepers regularly. He is in a rich vein of form, contributing 7 goal involvements (4 goals and 3 assists) in his last 5 outings. This makes him a prime candidate to trouble Everton’s defence.

Everton, on the other hand, have been vulnerable, allowing 13 shots on target across their last 3 games.

Mario Lemina is an excellent option to commit at least one foul against Everton. The Gabonese midfielder has been a reliable enforcer in Wolves’ midfield, committing a foul in each of his last 8 starts. During this period, he has racked up a total of 12 fouls, demonstrating his consistent involvement in physical battles.

Everton’s recent games highlight their ability to draw fouls, with the Toffees winning 46 fouls in their last 4 matches. Lemina’s role as a midfield disruptor means he will likely engage in numerous duels, particularly against Everton’s technical players.

His knack for breaking up play and interrupting the opposition’s rhythm makes him a strong candidate to commit a foul in this fixture.

Young has been a steady presence in Everton’s backline, but his defensive duties often put him in situations where he has to stop opponents through physical means.

He averages 1.17 fouls per 90 minutes and has committed a foul in each of his last 6 starts for the Toffees. Wolves, known for their tricky wingers and quick transitions, have won 35 fouls in their last 3 games, forcing opposition defenders into tough situations.

Young has already committed 10 fouls this season, and given Wolves’ aggressive attacking style, it wouldn’t be surprising to see him add to this tally. At 1.44, this market offers strong value for a player who will likely be heavily involved in defensive duels.

The Everton centre-back averages 1.17 fouls per 90 minutes and has committed a foul in 8 of his last 9 matches. Over this stretch, Tarkowski has racked up 11 fouls.

In this game, he faces Matheus Cunha, a forward who excels at drawing fouls with his clever movement and physicality. Cunha is fouled 1.82 times per 90 minutes and has proven to be a handful for defenders.

With Tarkowski set to play a key role in stopping Wolves’ attacking threat, it’s highly likely he’ll commit at least one foul.

Matheus Cunha has been in outstanding form and is a magnet for fouls due to his aggressive attacking style. The Brazilian forward is fouled an average of 1.82 times per 90 minutes and has been fouled at least once in each of his last 10 matches. Over this period, he’s been fouled 15 times.

Cunha’s ability to draw challenges from defenders stems from his strong dribbling, quick feet, and constant movement in dangerous areas. This season, he has been fouled 23 times, the highest in Wolves’ squad, underlining his tendency to attract defensive attention.

Against an Everton side known for their physical approach, Cunha at 1.83 to be fouled at least twice is a value pick in a game that should feature plenty of battles.

Matheus Cunha has been directly involved in 7 goals in his last 5 matches, Cunha’s recent run of form highlights his importance to Wolves’ attack, as he combines creativity with clinical finishing. He has taken 15 shots in his last 5 games, showcasing his confidence in front of goal.

Everton’s defence has conceded 13 shots on target in their last 3 matches, which should present Cunha with an opportunity to capitalise on their vulnerabilities.

As Wolves’ primary attacking outlet, Cunha is likely to play a significant role in any positive result for his side. Backing him to score or assist at these odds offers excellent value in a match that suits his style.

Joao Gomes has a reputation for his aggressive style of play, making him a consistent figure in physical battles. Gomes has committed 27 fouls this season, the most of any Wolves player, and has averaged 2.30 fouls per 90 minutes. In his last 3 matches, he has committed multiple fouls.

Against Everton, a side that has drawn 46 fouls in their last 4 matches, Gomes is likely to be heavily involved in breaking up play. His physicality and tenacity make him a prime candidate to commit a couple of fouls.

Joao Gomes is another player worth backing in the fouls market, with odds of 1.53 to be fouled at least once. The Wolves midfielder is fouled 1.18 times per 90 minutes and has been on the receiving end of fouls in 6 of his last 7 matches. In 4 of these games, he has been fouled multiple times.

Gomes’ combative style and involvement in Wolves’ midfield battles often make him a target for opposition players looking to disrupt play. He has been fouled 11 times this season, demonstrating his knack for attracting defensive attention.

With Everton’s midfielders and defenders likely to engage Gomes in duels, this market offers good value for a player who is frequently in the thick of the action.