Three Bookings Tips for this Weekend’s Football at 45/1

Eduardo Camavinga to be carded vs Mallorca – 3/1 Bet365

Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga has been booked 7 times in 23 appearances despite 7 of those being off the bench, committing 31 fouls in his 16 starts. His sides main focus will be on Wednesdays game at Manchester City which could see Real Madrid being quite complacent and Mallorca being given more chances than would usually be expected. With the referee having handed out 77 yellow cards and 5 red cards in 15 league games this season, the highly fouling Camavinga could be on the receiving end of a yellow card in this game.

 

Ruben Alcaraz to be carded vs Barcelona – 15/8 Bet365

Barcelona have a big game against PSG on Tuesday and so that’ll be their main focus, with this likely being a closer game than expected even with Cadiz fighting relegation. An opposition central midfielder booked against Barcelona in 4 of their last 5 games and there’s nobody better than Ruben Alcaraz to pick for a booking considering that he’s made 73 tackles and 70 fouls in 28 league games this season, picking up 13 bookings in the process. Referee Juan Pulido has the highest bookings per game average in the division, giving out 93 yellow cards and 3 red cards in 16 league games.

 

Andres (Adrian) Cubas to be carded vs LA Galaxy – 3/1 Bet365

Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder Andre Cubas is once again a price that is too good to turn down.  The Paraguay international has been booked in 3 of his 5 starts this season, making 21 tackles and 14 fouls across those 5 games, including 5 fouls in his most recent game which saw him pick up a yellow card. In LA Galaxy’s most recent game, the whole opposition back line received a booking, as well as an opposition central midfielder. This is no surprise considering that the two most fouled players in the division, winger Joseph Paintsil and attacking midfielder Riqui Puig line up for the Galaxy, both being fouled 22 times in their 7 starts. With the Galaxy likely to hit the Whitecaps on the counter, Cubas will be tasked with marking these two highly fouled players.  Referee Ismir Pekmic has given an average of 4.55 yellow cards per game in 40 MLS games officiated.

 

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