Manuel Ugarte has been a steely presence since cementing his place in the Manchester United midfield and despite starting just 6 times in the Premier League, the Uruguayan already ranks 3rd at the club for total fouls committed (19).

The 23-year-old destroyer gave away 4 free kicks in his last Premier League outing against Man City and he is priced generously at 1.57 to mistime at least 2 more challenges against Bournemouth on Sunday.

Milos Kerkez’s rampaging runs down the left flank have been a feature of Bournemouth’s attacking patterns this season and the Hungarian ranks 3rd at the club for total fouls drawn in the Premier League this season (19).

Kerkez, who has drawn 2 fouls in 4 of his last 5 starts in the league, can trouble United with his penetrative runs on Sunday and the 21-year-old looks like a prime contender to be fouled at least once again during one of his marauding surges.

Kobbie Mainoo wields plenty of technical skill, though the midfielder is also willing to roll up his sleeves when required and the 19-year-old routinely ranks highly for metrics like ground duels and tackles attempted per 90.

Mainoo has also been drawing 1.54 fouls per 90 minutes during his midfield skirmishes for United and the England international should be a solid bet at 1.74 to be fouled at least twice when he is deployed against some aggressive Bournemouth counterparts on Sunday.

Amad Diallo is fast-becoming a talismanic figure for Man Utd and the Ivorian’s growing influence was evident again on Thursday evening when he mustered 5 attempts and 2 shots on target against Spurs, despite being kept on the bench until the 55th minute.

The 22-year-old has now had at least 1 shot on target in 8 of his last 10 runouts for United and that record makes him exceptional value at 1.44 to clock at least 1 accurate attempt against Bournemouth.

Lewis Cook is often the chief instigator in a foul-happy Bournemouth side and the 27-year-old, who has been committing 2.20 fouls per 90 this term, is well worth backing at a bumper 1.73 to give away at least 2 free kicks at Old Trafford.

Cook seems to tackle with extra ferocity in away games and the anchorman racked up 10 fouls across his last 4 away appearances combined. Cook also committed 3 fouls when he last played at Old Trafford 12 months ago, so don’t be surprised if he matches that tally on Sunday.

Dutch forward Justin Kluivert has been troubling most Premier League defences this season and the 25-year-old has the tools to be a real nuisance against Man Utd on Sunday.

Kluivert has had at least 1 shot on target in 100% of his last 8 appearances in the Premier League, so it’s surprising to see him priced at close to evens to lodge just 1 accurate attempt at Old Trafford. We think the bookies have missed a trick here, so get Kluivert on the docket.

Incredibly, only Manchester City striker Erling Haaland (69) has had more shots in the Premier League than Antoine Semenyo (63) this season and the Bournemouth winger’s shoot-on-sight policy could allow us to extract dividends from his efforts on Sunday.

Semenyo, who has been averaging a massive averaging 4.37 shots per 90 minutes in the division, let loose with at least 4 shots in 6 of his last 8 starts and the 24-year-old catches the eye at 1.91 in the 3+ shots bracket here.

Bruno Fernandes is an expert at earning “clever” fouls for United and the 30-year-old (18) ranks second at United this season for total fouls drawn in the Premier League behind Alejandro Garnacho (19).

Bournemouth have committed a league-high 211 fouls this season, so expect key creator Fernandes to be on the receiving end on Sunday. The Portuguese midfielder was fouled 3 times when United last played Bournemouth in April at the Vitality Stadium and Bruno represents top value at a meaty 2.50 to be fouled 2 or more times by the Cherries again.