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Brentford is 7th with 47 points while Fulham is 12th with 44 points. Brentford is very solid, 3-5-1 in the last 9 games, while Fulham owns the 4th worst road record in the league and has lost 4 of their last 6 away trips. Brentford is rock solid, 7-6-3 at home, and is 2-1-1 in the last 4 head-to-head meetings against Fulham at home,so got to give the edge to the hosts here and back the Bees to win this one.

Lukic earned 6 yellow cards this season in just 21 appearances, of which the last couple came off the bench following his return from an injury. Getting the start, paired with the number of fouls he makes during the game, makes him a very viable pick to get booked.

Hull is 6th with 68 points, currently holding the final spot that leads to the playoff for promotion, while Birmingham is much lower in 15th, sitting safe in the middle with 55 points. Hull is very solid, 10-4-7 at home this season, while Birmingham is only 5-3-13 on the road and have lost their last 4 away games. Hull won their first H2H match of the season at St Andrew's, and at home the Tigers have been dominant over Birmingham in recent years with a 7-2-1 record in the last 10 matches, so got to feel like the hosts will be the more highly motivated side here, with more at stake, which should lead them to 3 points in the end.

Leeds is 15th with 36 points, while Wolverhampton is dead last, 20th, with only 17 points. Leeds sits 6 points clear above the relegation zone after a huge 3 points at Old Trafford on Monday night, while Wolves come off a 4-goal hammering at West Ham in which they seemingly let go of the rope after a recent surge. Leeds is very solid, 6-5-5 at home, while Wolves are winless on the road this whole season with 5 draws and 11 losses. This is a huge game for Leeds that can propel them very close to safety, while Wolves could be officially relegated by the end of the day, so got to expect a much more motivated Leeds who, in front of a loud Elland Road, should have more than enough to beat struggling Wolves.

Andre earned 9 yellow cards this season, which takes his total to 60 yellow cards and 4 red cards since 2021. That shows how dangerously he plays, which makes him a solid prospect for another booking here.

Ampadu earned eight yellow cards in the Premier League this season and one more in a cup tie. He plays in defensive midfield and is in charge of disrupting the opponents' flow and any potential counters, so there's very good value backing him to get booked.

Joao Gomes earned 9 yellow cards this season. He picked up double-digit numbers of cards in each of the last two seasons. After surpassing 32 rounds played, he is no longer in danger of getting suspended for two games, so got to expect him to be aggressive as usual, which should see him earn another card.

Bournemouth is 11th with 45 points but sits only 3 points below 6th place, while Newcastle is 3 points below them in 15th. Bournemouth is in fantastic shape, being undefeated in their last 12 games with 5 wins and 7 draws. Newcastle has been struggling, having lost 7 of their last 10 games, including 4 of their last 5 at home. Bournemouth won 3 of their last 5 on the road, including a massive win at the league leaders on Emirates last week, and they won here last season by 3 goals, so there's nice value backing the in-form Cherries to win this one.

Jimenez earned 9 yellow cards in 29 games played this season. After surpassing 32 rounds, he no longer faces a two-game suspension if he reaches double digits for the season. That should see him play with more freedom, which could easily lead to a new booking.

Senesi picked up 8 yellow cards in 31 games played this season, after earning 18 in the last 2 seasons over 48 games played. With his playing style, got to fancy him for another card in this one.

Preston is 13th with 57 points while West Brom is 21st with 46 points, sitting just 2 points above the relegation zone. Preston is undefeated in the last 4 games with 2 wins and 2 draws after they were winless in 7 prior games. Conversely, West Brom has been picking up valuable points regularly of late, being undefeated in the last 7 games with 2 wins and 5 draws. They drew 3 of the last 7 H2H meetings played at Deepdale, and this one should be tight as well, making a draw a solid option to go with.

Southampton is 4th with 72 points, sitting just 3 points below the automatic promotion zone, while Swansea is safe in the middle, sitting 14th with 57 points. Southampton has been red-hot for a while, being undefeated in their last 15 games with 12 wins, while they also made the semi-final of the FA Cup after knocking out Premier League leaders Arsenal. On the other side, Swansea has been mediocre of late with a 1-2-2 record in their last 5 games. Southampton is undefeated in their last 4 head-to-head meetings with 3 wins, so got to expect the Saints to have the upper hand in this one and continue their push toward promotion with another important win.

Wrexham is 7th with 64 points, sitting 4 points below the final spot that leads to the playoff for promotion. On the other side, Stoke is safe in the middle, sitting 16th with 55 points. Wrexham won 3 of their last 5 home games, with 2 losses in that span, both coming to top-6 sides. Conversely, Stoke is winless on their last 7 road trips, with 5 losses in a row heading into this trip to South Wales. Wrexham has way more to play for and needs a big result coming into the final stretch, while Stoke has been rather poor on their recent travels, which should play into the hosts' hands and see all 3 points remain at home in the end.

Brighton is 9th with 46 points, while Tottenham is 18th with 30 points, sitting 2 points below safety. Brighton is in excellent form, having won 5 of their last 6 matches, with the lone loss during that stretch coming to league-leading Arsenal by a minimal score in a game in which Brighton was the better side. Conversely, Tottenham is struggling mightily, being winless in their last 14 games with 5 draws and 9 losses, and having endured multiple managerial changes in that span. Spurs are also missing some personnel due to injuries, and the atmosphere will no doubt be edgy and could turn dark if Brighton goes ahea, and with the way how much better Brighton has been playing of late, got to expect Seagulls to take charge and storm to a new win in the end.

Udogie earned cards in 3 of the last 4 games he played. With his playing style and the amount of trouble he gets into, simply got to like him for a booking in this one.

Gomez earned 9 yellow cards in the Premier League and one more in a cup tie for Brighton this season. He was booked in 4 of the last 6 games he played, including a couple of international friendlies for his country, so got to like him for another booking in this one.

Jan Paul van Hecke earned 8 yellow cards this season. He often makes late tackles and gets entangled with opposition strikers, which should see him lead battles with Solanke today and quite possibly pick up another booking.

Brighton is tied for the league lead with 80 yellow cards, while Tottenham is right behind them with 79 yellow cards this season. The referee will be Atwell, who is averaging 4.9 cards per game in 20 matches he has officiated this season which is the most of all refs who officiated at least 5 games. With that, this game holds huge value, especially for the hosts, so got to expect it to be very nervy with plenty of cards, and bring in the over on the total bookings.

Chelsea is 6th with 48 points while Man Utd is 3rd with 55 points, so this should be a close game. Chelsea has only 1 win in their last 7 games, while Man Utd is just 1-1-2 in their last 4 games after a hot spell. Chelsea is winless in their last 4 home games but has 2 draws, while Man Utd is a solid 5-6-2 in their last 13 road games. However, Man Utd is winless in their last 5 visits to Stamford Bridge, but has 3 draws in that span, so it feels like both will be very eager to get at least something from this game, which could very easily lead to a draw and a split of points.

Knapp is playing some excellent golf this season with 7 finishes inside the top 11 in 8 events he played this year. He ranks 2nd for SG Putting while also leading the PGA Tour in Scoring Average showing how well he is playing at the moment. He made the cut in his only previous appearance here in 2024 when he started with a rather bad round of 74, and that was during a span when he was struggling, so arriving back this time in superb form, fresh off his best result in a major with an 11th-place finish at Augusta, makes Jake a solid pick to be right in the mix for the win.

Aberg found some form late, notching very good finishes of T3 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, T5 at The Players Championship, and T5 at the Valero Texas Open. He followed that with a decent showing at Augusta last week, finishing T21, where the only thing missing was his putter. He had the Players title in his grasp but threw it away with a terrible final round of 76 on the TPC Sawgrass course he practices a lot on and lives just close by since moving to the U.S. This week's Harbour Town has a lot of similarities to it, and Ludvig was T10 here on debut in 2024 with a couple of phenomenal starting rounds of 66, so got to feel like he should be at his best this weekend, and with some better putting he could easily be in the mix for the victory.

Hisatsune is playing very well this season, having made the cut in 9 straight events with 5 top-15 finishes, highlighted by T2 at the Farmers Insurance Open. He was T18 on debut here a year ago, and he leads the PGA Tour in Greens in Regulation this season. On these smaller, tougher-to-hit greens at Harbour Town, that should come in quite handy and could see Ryo contend for top places come Sunday afternoon.