All of these sides average over two saves per game and given the context of the matches, none of them should really sit back.

Both Chelsea and Spurs realistically need a win, whilst City definitely do. Bournemouth are still aiming for a European spot too.

Looking purely at shots on target, Bournemouth are actually better than both Chelsea and Spurs. They will get chances to test Donnarumma tonight, especially at home. Last time they played, this bet landed.

As for Chelsea v Spurs, this should be end to end. Spurs made eight saves the last time they played Chelsea, whilst forcing Chelsea into making just one, but given the context of tonight's game, they can't afford to sit back, plus an early Chelsea goal would really open this up.

Given the boosted odds on offer, I'm all over it.

I really do fancy Bournemouth to give this a right good go. They’re an excellent attacking side, and they've been a joy to watch throughout the campaign. They’re not here just to fend off City either, they have their own race to run - a win takes them to a point behind Liverpool with one game left to play and a win or draw moves them out of the reach of Brentford.

When they have their spells, I think they’ll force some corners. They carry huge threats in wide areas, most notably with the two brilliant signings of Rayan and Adrien Truffert.

At home they’ve averaged a hefty 5.94 corners and have landed this selection in 83% of matches on their own turf. They also landed this bet away at The Etihad, which would’ve been a really good price.

City are less stingy than in previous seasons when it comes to allowing other sides corners and they’ve conceded an average of 4.17 on the road this season and more than half their games (53%) have seen the home side get four or more corners.

I love this game for goals. Statistically it’s strong, and situationally it’s even better.

Both sides rank high in the PL for goals, Chelsea games have averaged 2.89 goals whilst Spurs games have averaged 2.81. Both teams share an identical strike rate of 61% for BTTs and 64% for three or more match goals.

It’s as much about how bad they both are defensively as it is about any quality in attack. They’ve managed just eight and nine clean sheets, respectively this season yet have both managed to score in 29/36 outings in the Premier League.

Spurs need a result here to fend off relegation, a win would see them safe as they head in to the final day.

As for Chelsea, they need a result to have a chance of getting into Europe. Their horrendous recent form has seen them tumble down and outside of the qualification places, and nothing less than win will do - especially following the defeat to City at Wembley.

These two rank very high in the league in terms of entertainment, well, if you base your entertainment off goals that is.

Bournemouth games have averaged 3.00 goals, with 58% seeing this selection land and they’ve scored in 14 of their 18 home PL fixtures.

As for City, their games average 2.97 goals and a hefty 64% strike rate for this selection.

Of course, City simply have to win to have any chance of winning the league and taking it down to the final day. They’d need favours, but Pep won’t be about to lie down and let Arteta’s men have it before he sails off into the sunset after his incredible tenure with the Citizens.

You get good odds for this selection given that it’s landed far more often than not. Gianluigi Donnarumma has been forced into two or more saves in each of his last three games, despite City winning two of those at an absolute canter.

I think Bournemouth will have their moments in this game, I think they’ll test the City defence and I fancy them to score.

They landed this selection in the reverse fixture despite falling to a 3-1 defeat as they forced the big Italian into four saves. They’ve got three saves out of the opposition goalkeeper in each of their last two matches as well.

With the likes of Kroupi, Scott and Rayan in great runs of form, Bournemouth should cause their opponents enough issues to land this.

Cherki is the kind of player that reminds you of old times. A maverick, an entertainer and just a wonderfully gifted individual. I’ve been seriously impressed with the impact that he’s had, and Pep clearly sees him as City’s x factor and he’s been allowed more freedom than most.

He’s not a huge goalscorer, but he does rank highly in shot numbers. He loves to shift the ball and get a strike away, and being so adept on either foot is an added bonus when you’re putting him in a bet.

He averages 2.78 shots per 90 in the Premier League this season and he’s had two or more shots in each of his last five matches, including eight against Burnley and four against Everton.

He only played the second-half in the cup final win over Chelsea, so I’d expect him to be in from the off here and get some good minutes in. 

Truffert has been a superb signing for The Cherries. He’s slotted in seamlessly after the departure of Milos Kerkez, providing energy and quality down the left-hand side. He’s a key attacking outlet for Bournemouth.

He’s drawn an average of 0.86 fouls per 90 this season and has been in good form in this market lately. He’s drawn a foul in each of his last five matches, including drawing four against Leeds United.

Truffert will be up against Antoine Semenyo, the former Bournemouth man is one of City’s more regular foulers at 1.12 times per 90.

If he does bomb on, there’s Matheus Nunes too. He’s not huge for foul numbers, but he can be caught out in transition and has averaged 0.55 fouls per 90.

By the standards he has set for himself in his Chelsea career to date, it has been a disappointing season overall for Cole Palmer.

His current Premier League goals tally of nine is a significant drop off from 15 last year and 22 the year before.

He has remained largely consistent for shots on target, however, averaging over one per 90 (1.12) for Chelsea in the Premier League this season.

He heads into this meeting against Spurs having hit at least one shot on target in 10 of his last 14 Premier League matches for Chelsea.

His shot on target numbers are particularly strong at home, with Palmer only failing to hit the target in two of 12 Premier League matches at Stamford Bridge this season.

Given the intense rivalry between Chelsea and Spurs, and Palmer’s status as the hosts’ attacking talisman and penalty taker, I fully back him to hit the target at least once in this match.

Only Joao Pedro (20) has more Premier League goal contributions for Chelsea this season than Enzo Fernandez (12).

In truth, Fernandez’s tally should probably be a few higher – his combined xG + xA stands at 18.0 – with most of the wastefulness coming from his team-mates’ finishing (xA of 6.73, three actual assists).

Across his last five appearances for Chelsea, Fernandez has scored twice, both goals coming in big matches at Anfield and Wembley.

He also netted the winner in this fixture last season, as Chelsea left with a 1-0 victory over Tottenham.

Conor Gallagher has picked up two yellow cards in his last three matches for Tottenham, averaging 1.86 fouls per 90 across his 12 starts since joining the club.

Tottenham have received more yellow cards than any other Premier League side this season (93 – 2.58 per game).

When the two sides met earlier in the season, Tottenham committed 14 fouls and picked up four yellows. Gallagher wasn’t at the club for that game, but the three starting midfielders combined to commit six of those fouls.

Gallagher is facing his former club and is likely to get a hostile reception from the Chelsea fans, in what should be an intense game given the history between the sides.

This one is pretty obvious. Caicedo has received the most yellow cards (11) and committed the most fouls (51) for Chelsea this season.

He'll be in a tough midfield battle, up against Gallagher, who I've also backed for a card.

It's pretty mental actually, he's been carded in his last four matches, so I'm hoping he can make it five in a row, in what will be a tough game.

This is very much a must win for Chelsea to keep their hopes of Europe alive, whilst Spurs are playing to avoid relegation, I can see plenty of cards.

I picked out a team boost winner in Celtic v Hearts over the weekend and I'm going again on Tuesday night as Chelsea entertain Tottenham. Here's my thoughts on the boost:

BTTS

Chelsea have failed to keep a clean sheet across their last 14 Premier League matches, most recently keeping a shutout in their 2-0 win over Brentford when Liam Rosenior was still in charge.

Tottenham have seen BTTS in each of their last two games, and need at least a point here to be near sure of survival in the Premier League next season. 

Despite Tottenham’s dreadful home form, they’ve actually been pretty solid on the road - only Manchester City and Arsenal have picked up more points away from home than Tottenham this season, with these games producing 49 goals (2.72 per game).

Each Team 2+ Cards

Tottenham have picked up more cards than any other side in the Premier League this season (93). This is 10 more cards than Chelsea, who rank third in the division for yellow cards and have topped this ranking in each of the last two seasons.

There were 26 match fouls when these sides clashed earlier in the season, with both sides collecting 2+ cards on that occasion. 

The most recent meeting between the sides at Stamford Bridge saw both sides collect 5+ cards, with Chelsea coming away 1-0 winners in that game. 

Each Team 4+ Corners

This selection has landed in each of the last four head to head meetings between the sides, with the most recent clash producing 11 match corners.

Only Manchester City (230) have won more corners in the Premier League this season than Chelsea (221 - 6.14 per game).

Tottenham are averaging 5.50 corners per game in the Premier League this season, which only drops slightly to 4.83 corners per game when away from home. 

Levi Colwill only recently returned from injury but is already a fixture in the Chelsea starting lineup again due to how important he is for the Blues.

Colwill’s limited minutes this term probably inform this generous price, but he collected nine yellow cards across 35 starts for Chelsea in the Premier League last season - only Moises Caicedo (11) was cautioned more often than the centre back.

Colwill will be in quite a battle with Richarlison (1.51 fouls won per 90), who will look to get close to Colwill to stop him trying to pick out clever passes through the lines which is one of his main strengths.

Levi Colwill only recently returned from injury but is already a fixture in the Chelsea starting lineup again due to how important he is for the Blues.

Colwill’s limited minutes this term probably inform this generous price, but he collected nine yellow cards across 35 starts for Chelsea in the Premier League last season - only Moises Caicedo (11) was cautioned more often than the centre back.

Colwill will be in quite a battle with Richarlison (1.51 fouls won per 90), who will look to get close to Colwill to stop him trying to pick out clever passes through the lines which is one of his main strengths.

Conor Gallagher has picked up two yellow cards across his last three matches for Tottenham, averaging 1.86 fouls committed per 90 across his 12 starts since joining the club. 

Tottenham have picked up more yellow cards than any other side in the Premier League this season (93 - 2.58 per game).

Tottenham committed 14 fouls and picked up four yellow cards when these sides met earlier in the season, Gallagher wasn’t at the club for that game but the three starting midfielders combined to commit six of these fouls.

Gallagher is facing up against his former club, he’s likely to get a harsh reception from the Chelsea fans in what will be an intense game given the previous battles between these sides.

Joao Pedro scored when these sides met earlier in the season, accounting for five of the nine shots on target that Chelsea had in the game - the most he’s had in a Premier League game this season.

Joao Pedro’s overall output as a number nine has improved since the turn of the year, he’s much better at occupying defenders and getting shots away. He’s averaging 0.98 shots on target per 90 in the Premier League this season.

Despite Chelsea’s clear issues when it comes to actually putting the ball in the back of the net, they rank second for expected goals (65.0) and are averaging 4.40 shots on target per game in the Premier League.

There were 11 match corners when these sides met earlier in the season, and both teams have used corners as a route to goal this term in line with the general trend we’ve seen in the Premier League.

Chelsea have seen 9+ match corners in 15 of their 18 games at Stamford Bridge this season (83%), only Villa (89%) are clearing this line more often at home in the Premier League this campaign. 

Chelsea have also seen 9+ match corners in 78% of their games overall in the Premier League this term, with only four sides in the Premier League seeing more corners per game than the Blues this year (10.39 per game).

Tottenham aren’t too far behind the Blues in this list, seeing 10.31 corners per game in their Premier League matches this season.

Enzo Fernandez was fouled twice when these sides met earlier in the season, with Tottenham committing 14 fouls overall in the contest.

Fernandez has been fouled in three of his last five Premier League matches, winning two fouls in Chelsea’s 1-1 draw with Liverpool at Anfield. Fernandez was also fouled three times in Chelsea’s 1-0 defeat in the FA Cup final to Manchester City. 

Fernandez has won 42 fouls across his 33 starts in the Premier League this season (1.29 per 90), and will face up against a combative midfield of Gallagher, Palhinha and Bentancur:

Gallagher - 1.86 fouls per 90 (1.14 for 1+ foul) 
Palhinha - 1.06 fouls per 90 (1.30 for 1+ foul) 
Bentancur - 0.89 fouls per 90 (1.25 for 1+ foul) 

Chelsea have struggled with discipline all season and picked up 2+ cards after just 32 minutes at Wembley last time out with Fernandez and Cucurella both going in the book.

Chelsea also collected four yellow cards in their 1-1 draw with Liverpool in their most recent Premier League game and have picked up 83 cards across the season as a whole - only Brighton (86) and Tottenham (93) have picked up more cautions than the Blues.

Chelsea collected two yellow cards from 12 fouls when these sides met earlier on in the campaign, and I’d expect both to contribute to the intensity of this rivalry again with Chelsea trying to blunt Tottenham’s chances of survival.

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