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Gibbs-White and Fernandes both tipped to shine this Sunday

Ste Tudor picks out the best player bets from Sunday's Premier League action including bets on goals, fouls and shots at odds ranging from [5/4] to 5/1...

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Crystal Palace v Leeds - Wharton foul spike noted

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With a smartly taken goal and all-round excellent display last week in the cup, Joel Piroe has played himself into contention to make his first league start for the visitors since August. The Dutch attacker is 17/10 to score or assist at Selhurst Park.

A sharing of the points would hardly surprise on Sunday. Six of Leeds' last seven away fixtures have been drawn. Backing another one offers up 11/5

Eagles to fall foul

Leeds enjoyed their biggest win of the season (4-1) in the corresponding clash a week before Christmas and maybe it was frustration at succumbing to such a heavy loss but pertinently Palace committed twice as many fouls as the hosts that day.

Only one of their ten was committed by Adam Wharton but the 22-year-old still ended up in the book for mouthing off, and he gains our attention here for a recent spike in misdemeanours on home soil.

The midfielder has fouled 13 times across his last four home outings compared to just twice in his four games prior.

Man United v Aston Villa - Bruno worth a shot

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A low card-count can reasonably be anticipated at Old Trafford despite this being a critical top-four clash. Villa have picked up a modest 44 all season while only Arsenal have received fewer bookings than the hosts.

At home, United have picked up just 1.5 per 90.

Under 2.5 cards at 29/10 is the way to go while an individual punt leads us to a Portuguese schemer who loves to let fly at the Theatre of Dreams.

Vulnerable Villans

It's only natural that Villa's poor run of results translates to more shots being conceded but it's still worth highlighting.

In their last five outings, Unai Emery's side have faced 12.8 per 90 attempts, their highest ratio across any five-game sequence this term.

Determining which player might trouble Emi Martinez the most on this occasion initially leads us to Matheus Cunha, the Brazilian averaging 3.2 shots per 90 this term. Only Erling Haaland can top that.

Yet it's Bruno Fernandes who gets the nod, largely because his shot tally notably rises when playing at home, averaging a hefty 3.6 per 90 compared to 1.7 when on the road.

The 31-year-old has registered four or more shots in exactly half of his home outings.

Nottingham Forest v Fulham - Gibbs-White's aim is true

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Which Fulham will turn up at the City Ground this weekend? The one that beat Sunderland and Spurs with a gear to spare? Or the abject side that went down without a fight to West Ham?

Forest are equally difficult to figure out. They have the worst chance conversion rate in the league and are winless in six. But showed in their draw at the Etihad they still have plenty of fight.

Talking of fighting, over 4.5 cards at 13/10 is a shout for this one. The corresponding fixture in December produced nine bookings.

An unusual hat-trick

Both Morgan Gibbs-White and Raul Jimenez are in the top 12 for shots this season, taking on 63 and 62 respectively, and each of them appeal in the SOT markets, given their recent output.

The Fulham striker may be firing blanks at Craven Cottage - last scoring at home back in January - but on his travels he has recently registered two shots on target at Old Trafford and then again at the Stadium of Light.

Gibbs-White meanwhile has an unusual hat-trick to aim for, hitting the target in each half against Man City and Brighton in his last two appearances.

Liverpool v Tottenham - Back this 12/1 Bet Builder

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Spurs are a sorry state of affairs right now, the sorriest they have been in living memory, so a trip to Anfield feels ominous to say the least. Tottenham last won there in 2011, conceding 4+ goals in each of their last four visits.Given the pervading sense of toxicity around the club, added to an ongoing injury crisis and a series of utterly woeful displays, would it be a shock if another drubbing materialised? Liverpool to score over 2.5 goals at 11/10 is the way to go.

Ekitike to pour the salt

Determining which of Liverpool's attacking arsenal will pour salt on Tottenham's wounds puts Hugo Ekitike in the frame, the striker always a threat on Merseyside.

Each of his last 10 goals have been converted at Anfield. Indeed, his last away strike was in North London, bagging the winner when these sides last met.

Beyond the French forward, Dominic Szoboszlai appeals, a reliable tester of goalkeepers no matter where he is deployed. The Hungarian international has registered at least one shot on target in 10 of his last 13 starts.

Staying with the hosts, Ryan Gravenberch is fancied to put himself about, as he has increasingly done in the past month.

His season's average for foul involvements is 2.6 per 90. In his last four displays that has risen to 3.7.

All of which leads us to a tempting treble and should you opt in to our Bet £10 Get £10 offer you will get a £10 free bet when staking the same amount on a Bet Builder or Acca.