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Sunderland is 12th with 43 points, while Tottenham is 18th with 30 points, sitting 2 points below safety. Sunderland have been strong at home with 7-5-3 record, but they lost their last three in front of their fans. On the other side, Tottenham have the ninth-best road record with 5-5-5, and they drew their last one at Liverpool. They drew the last two H2H meetings, including the first one this season, so got to expect a tight game that should hang in the balance and quite possibly end in a split of points.

Udogie got booked in each of the last three games he played. With the number of fouls he makes, I've got to like him for a booking.

Sadiki has received seven yellow cards this season. He makes a lot of small fouls and could easily be booked here too.

Man City is 2nd with 61 points, sitting 9 points below Arsenal with 2 games in hand on them and a huge upcoming home game against the Gunners next Sunday. On the other side, Chelsea is 6th with 48 points, sitting 4 points below the spots that lead to the Champions League. Man City is undefeated in their last 8 games with 5 wins, while Chelsea lost 3 of their last 4 games. Man City is also coming off two of their best displays of the season, beating Arsenal in the League Cup final 2-0 and then dismantling Liverpool in another cup tie by 4-0, playing some of their best football this season. Man City also has a dominant H2H record against Chelsea in recent years, being undefeated in their last 12 league or cup games with 9 wins, so after Arsenal slipped yesterday, got to expect Man City at their best to put the maximum amount of pressure on the Gunners ahead of their H2H clash next week, and this Chelsea side shouldn't be able to cope with Man City at its best, which should result in all 3 points for the Citizens.

Donnarumma earned 6 yellow cards this season in the PL and was booked 2 more times in the CL. He also got carded in the most recent Italy qualifier, and no doubt he will stall if Man City is ahead late plus he is always in the thick of things and talks with refs, which could easily see him find trouble again and receive a new booking.

Malo Gusto picked up 4 yellow cards and 1 red card this season in the PL. Today he will have to guard the skilled and fast Doku, who goes for a lot of 1-on-1s. That could easily see the Chelsea defender get beat a couple of times, and then a foul and a yellow card could be on the horizon.

Fofana earned 6 yellow cards and 1 red card in 19 appearances in the PL this season. He will have to deal with Haaland today, which could easily see him get booked again.

Chelsea is averaging 2.7 cards per game while Man City is averaging 1.8 cards per game. The referee will be Kavanagh, who is issuing an average of 3.9 cards per game this season. They went over this total in 3 of the last 4 H2H meetings in the PL, so got to expect a lot of cards here and take the over on total bookings.

Cameron Young has been playing some brilliant golf of late as in his last 3 outings he notched finishes of T7 at The Genesis Invitational, T3 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and then a win at The Players Championship. He is 2-for-3 in his most recent Augusta appearances with finishes of T7 and T9 in 2023 and 2024, before a missed cut last year when he arrived in Georgia with a form of 5 missed cuts in the 6 prior events he had played. This time around he comes to Augusta in splendid form, playing some amazing golf that could easily see him right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Rahm arrives at Augusta with stellar form on the LIV Tour, where he finished in the top 5 in his last 5 events with 1 win and 3 runner-up finishes, playing some excellent golf. He has a strong record here at Masters, with 5 top-10 finishes in his last 8 visits, including a green jacket in 2023, so given how well he is playing at the moment, there's nice value backing the Spaniard to win a second green jacket with another strong display.

Min Woo Lee is playing some amazing golf to start the season, highlighted by finishes of T2 at Pebble Beach, T6 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and T3 in his last outing at the Houston Open. He was T14 here at Augusta on his debut in 2022, and he made the cut in his last 2 showings as well. With his form at the moment and improved putting, there is very nice value on offer to back the Aussie to be right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Reed had quite a turbulent time after finishing his contract with LIV Tour and coming to play on the DP World Tour to earn his place back on the PGA Tour when his year-long suspension finishes. That seems to have just brought out the best in him as he has been playing superbly to start the season, winning titles at the Dubai Desert Classic and Qatar Masters, while also finishing 3rd at the Bahrain Championship to quickly secure his spot back on the PGA Tour. He has a excellent record here at Augusta, with 5 top-10 finishes in his last 8 showings, highlighted by the title in 2018 as this course clearly suits him very well, and combined with the form he brings from overseas, simply got to expect him to be a factor this weekend and contend for the victory.

Sungjae Im played just 4 events this year but made the cut in the last two, highlighted by a T4 finish at the Valspar Championship where he opened with a brilliant round of 7 under par 64. He has a strong record here at Augusta, being 4-for-6 with all 4 of those finishes inside the top 16, highlighted by a T2 on debut in 2020 and a T5 last year. He knows his way around Augusta and its tricky greens to putt on, while also keeping an aggressive mindset on particular holes that allow it, so got to fancy the Korean to go well again this weekend and quite possibly contend for top places.