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Bournemouth aren't in great form with just one point from their last four games. However, they are a different beast at home with a record of W4 D2 L0. After beating Man Utd, Everton would have been confident of getting something out of the home game with Newcastle at the weekend. However, they were outplayed and lost 4-1. If playing like they did in that game, Bournemouth will have few problems breaching their defence.

Bournemouth have picked up more yellow cards than anyone this season with 35 plus one red. With Grealish drawing an awful lot of fouls and cards, I don't see them escaping the refs' attention tonight. Everton are no angels, with only three other teams picking up more yellows from them. I think this game should at least make four yellows.

Man City have won just 2 of their 6 away games and were fortunate to come away with the points against Leeds at the weekend. After dominating the first half and leading 2-0 at the break they capitulated and Ledds drew level. If they can struggle to beat a side like Leeds at home then a trip to Fulham wont be easy. Fukham have woin 3 of their last 4 games and have a W4D1L1 home record. I think they gat a draw

Foden scored the first goal of the game at the weekend against Leeds in the first minute and also the last in the very last minute. So clearly his form is good, and you get 90 minutes of solid work from him. Fulham aren't an easy side to break down at home, but Foden seems to have the form and talent to do it.

Referee Craig Pawson loves to wave a card, but to be fair he has been a bit more restrained this season. Despite that, only 2 of his 8 games have gone under 3 cards. Fulham are averaging 2 cards a game and Man City virtually 2. So the likelihood is that this game has 3 or 4 cards.

Hampton and Richmond are a quality overs side, with 13 of their 19 games going over 2.5. At home, 7 of their 9 have gone over. Only 7 of Totton's games this season have failed to go over, so over 2.5 looks the bet.

Matt Clark has always had the ability to throw great darts or poor darts. There seldom seems to be a middle ground with him, and he's not a player I trust. Muramatsu plays a lot of soft tip but is also adept at steel tip. He rarely has a bad game and is a player I trust more.

Spurs are in freefall after picking up just one point from their last 4 games. They have players out injured, and manager Thomas Frank has apparently lost the dressing room. Newcastle always perform well at home in midweek and are generally a strong home side. With Spurs looking all at sea of late, they look there for the taking.

Woltemade has settled well at Newcastle and has won over the fans with his skill and effort. He is more than a big target man and has scored 5 times this season. Spurs are looking devoid of confidence at the moment, so I see goals for the hosts.

Spurs don't seem a happy squad at the moment, and their frustration could see them picking up cards tonight. Cristian Romero can barely go a game without seeing yellow. From his 10 games he has picked up 5 yellows. He has an annoying habit of tripping players in positions that give the ref no option. An in-form Newcastle side should put him to the test tonight.

Only West Ham games contain more corners than these two, so I think there is a chance of this line being breached. Tottenham can be a bit of a worry, as in three games they won 0, 1, and 2 corners. On the flip side, they won 10, 10, 13, and 14. I think this looks like the type of game where they can win a few, though.

Linda Klimovicova has been a prolific winner on hard courts this year, winning 45 of her 59 matches. Rakhimova's record is nowhere near as good, losing 21 of her 34 matches. To be fair, she has faced tougher opponents overall than Klimovicova, but the Pole should be full of confidence with all those wins under her belt, which may be the difference.

Ruzic beat lowly ranked Bolsova Zadoinov in the last round, which ended a run of four straight defeats without winning a set. Podrez had a surprisingly easy 6-1, 6-1 win over Charaeva in the last round. That brings her record to 39 wins against 16 losses this season. She is obviously brimming with confidence and can cause a mini-upset.

Aberdeen are climbing the league after a poor start. From their last four games they have one draw and two wins, with one win being away at leaders Hearts. St Mirren are struggling with just 10 points and dropped into the bottom two at the weekend after second-bottom Dundee beat them 3-1. They just don't seem strong enough to get anything from an improving Aberdeen side.

Dender may be rock bottom, but they haven't done badly of late with just one defeat from their last five. Even that defeat was by a single goal away to second-placed Club Brugge. RAAL are a pretty average side who have drawn 6 of their 16 games. Another draw may be on the cards.

15-year-old Mirchell Larie is a rising star in the game and can mix it with the best in the WDF. He constantly averages in the 90s and averaged 105 when winning the Irish Youth final. With few quality players in this, he has a great chance.

Bunting has had a great season and recently reached the final of the European Tour event and followed that up by winning the Players Event. At 29.00, he looks well worth a punt.