The 6 Premier League card plays to add to this week's multis

We absolutely love a cards bet at BettingOdds.com so we've started a weekly series to highlight the very best cards betting opportunities each weekend in the Premier League. Whether you like them short or long priced, as a single, multi or to add to a same game multi, we really hope this feature helps you with your football betting as we sift through the stats to give you the best value selections.

Gameweek 2 in the Premier League gives us some good opportunities and we've picked out six players to keep an eye on in the cards betting market. We'll always look to pick out players who might have slipped under the radar in the betting markets and represent some value. We can't promise you winners but we can promise you well thought out reasons for backing the selections.

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First up we have two selections from Goodison Park in Saturday's early kick-off.

The match betting suggests that this could be one-sided in the shape of the home-team, but we've picked out a bit of value in the shape of Dominic Calvert-Lewin at a big price. The Toffees striker is a tireless workhorse for his team, but he can be a bit naughty wracking up plenty of yellows in the Premier League last season. Add to that an old campaigner who might find the pace of Saturday's game too hot to handle.

I've also picked out plays from the games involving Leeds v Fulham, Saints v Spurs, Leicester v Burnley and Wolves v Man City on Monday night, where I like the look of a centre back who is a massive price in the betting.

Dominic-Calvert Lewin (4/1) - Everton v West Brom

• Picked up 9 yellows last season from centre forward.
• Averaged 1.6 fouls per game in the league.
• Mike Dean refs the match, averaging 4.15 yellow cards per game last season, dishing out 4 red cards in the process.

Branoslav Ivanovic (2/1) - Everton v West Brom

• 75 career yellows averaging one every 5.6 games
• Recorded season total highs of 12/10/8 yellow cards during time at Chelsea
• Has averaged a foul per game throughout career
• Mike Dean as above and if playing maybe off the pace up against a lively Everton team if last weekend is anything to go by.

Luke Ayling (13/5) - Leeds v Fulham

• 6 tackles against Liverpool, only one player made more tackles in gameweek 1
• 9 Yellow cards last season in the Championship
• Anthony Taylor reffing who averaged 3.81 yellows per game last season and issued the most yellows in total in the Premier League. He's dished out 16 yellows in his last 5 games and gave 5 reds last season, the most in the league.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg 3/1 - Saints v Spurs

• Picked up a yellow card on debut for Tottenham last week where all four of his tackles resulted in a free-kick.
• 50% of his tackles resulted in fouls last season for Saints in the Premier League, averaging 1.4 fouls per game.
• Has picked up a yellow every 5.5 games throughout his career, 34 in total.
• Revenge game against Saints.

James Tarkowski (21/10) or Ashley Westwood (15/8) - Man Utd v Burnley

• Tarkowski - 10 yellows last season averaging 1.3 fouls a game.
• Westwood - 9 yellows from just 0.9 fouls a game. The pair line up against a pacey Leicester forward line who stuck three past West Brom last week. Westwood 15/8 with Paddy Power.
• Lee Mason is the ref, ranked 5th highest for yellow cards per game last season (3.75) and averaged 23.44 fouls per game last season. Mason also averages 1.7 yellows per game to Burnley players.
• Tarkowski gets the nod.

Marcal (7/2) - Wolves v Man City

• Picked up a yellow on debut win against Sheffield United
• Averaged 1.5 yellow cards per game for Lyon last season in Ligue 1 and 3 in 6 games for Lyon in the Champions League.
• Faces a tricky task against Manchester City frontline.

As always, good luck with your betting this weekend as we enjoy a second week of Premier League action. Remember to bet responsibly. Good luck!