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Three cards off tonight's own slate, exactly as they go out. Nothing to sign up for and nothing hidden behind a tap: the price is the market's with the venue named, the percentage is our read, and the lines under each pick are the record it rests on.

Arsenal v Chelsea
Premier League · Sun 6 Sept, 16:30 UK · Ref C. Kavanagh
M. Ødegaard
To be fouled
1.80Paddy PowerGap +14pp
Against this opponent
6 of his last 9 meetings
His record at this line
50% of his last 26 starts
M. Lewis-Skelly
2+ fouls drawn
1.80Bet365Gap +13pp
His record at this line
58% of his last 24 starts
B. Saka
2+ fouls drawn
1.80Bet365Gap +6pp
Against this opponent
8 of his last 12 meetings
His record at this line
55% of his last 38 starts
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Juventus v AC Milan
Serie A · Sun 6 Sept, 19:45 UK · Ref M. Mariani
N. González
2+ fouls drawn
3.25Bet365Gap +11pp
His record at this line
50% of his last 18 starts
R. Kolo Muani
2+ fouls drawn
3.00Bet365Gap +4pp
His record at this line
32% of his last 22 starts
J. Lucumí
2+ fouls committed
3.40Paddy PowerGap +4pp
Against this opponent
2 of his last 5 meetings
His record at this line
16% of his last 43 starts
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Everton v Manchester United
Premier League · Sun 6 Sept, 14:00 UK · Ref J. Brooks
J. O'Brien
To commit a foul
2.00Bet365Gap +6pp
His record at this line
48% of his last 40 starts
L. Shaw
To be fouled
2.10Bet365Gap +5pp
Against this opponent
5 of his last 8 meetings
His record at this line
44% of his last 36 starts
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