Brighton v Wolves
22nd January
kick off 19:45 Toti to be shown a card
Toti is consistent for committing a foul or 2, he averages 1.12 per 90 minutes.
He’s committed 1 or more in 9 of his last 10 games.
In his last outing, he made 5, yes FIVE against Brentford.
He has just 1 booking in the league this season, but I have good faith his 2nd comes here.
He was carded 6 times last season, and playing on the left of the 3 has seen his foul count rise.
In that position, again, he’s someone who is coming in to contact with Buonanotte.
The Argentine draws 3.21 fouls, which really has me looking at Toti as a good value option here.
He’s definitely less comfortable on the outside of the defence, and a player with such quick feet as the Argentine will definitely cause Toti some issues.
He is prone to being a bit clumsy, and over-exerting himself physically, something that could come to fruition against a lightweight opponents.
Buonanotte to be shown a cardDespite starting just 6 games, Buonanotte is Brighton’s 2nd most carded player.
He’s been booked 4 times this season, including 2 in his last 3 matches.
He averages 2.14 per 90. Only Carlos Baleba averages more in the Brighton side.
Brighton have a lot of players absent, including 5 wide players. Buonanotte should get some good minutes as a result of that.
He’ll have to deal with Pedro Neto, who draws 1.20 fouls/90 and attempts 4.80 take-ons.
