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It's the fifth-best return of any Premier League side.

Granted, my timeline is going to be full of after-timing Arsenal fans taking huge pleasure in proving me wrong when their side win 5-0, but I can't let Bournemouth go unbacked at those odds.

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This has become a free-scoring fixture in the past two seasons with 13 goals scored in the last three meetings between these two, who do have a bit of history from a Championship play-off final that Fulham won in 2020?



He's been dishing out cards like confetti this season - a whopping 120 in 24 matches, which makes him the strictest referee on the Premier League circuit.

Sean Longstaff (13/2 with Sky Bet) and Elliot Anderson (11/2 with Sky Bet) were both booked in the recent 1-0 defeat at Fulham and do look overpriced to go in again.

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Can we expect any sort of reaction from Sheffield United now their relegation has been confirmed.

He is also their designated penalty taker and surely one spot-kick is going to drop their way sooner or later.

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Chelsea failed to score from 1.4 and Forest managed to create 1.93 without finding the net.

Wolves can punish similar levels of generosity.

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Chelsea to win by three or more goals at 4/1 with Sky Bet is a runner.

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So that's a drop of about 1.4 cards per game.

There were no cards shown at all in two Premier League games last weekend, in Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City and Newcastle vs Sheffield United meaning the "no card" option in the first player carded market landed at big odds
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