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Team-mate Ben Mee is right behind him on 38, with Cardiff City’s Sol Bamba and Brighton’s Shane Duffy level in third on 32.

Headed clearances – Shane Duffy (Brighton)

Speaking of Duffy, he’s winning the aerial battles this term. The Seagulls’ 6ft 4in warrior has made 119 clearances.

That puts him ahead of Bournemouth’s Nathan Ake (110) plus Burnley duo Tarkowski (108) and Mee (105).

Yellow cards – Jefferson Lerma (Bournemouth)

Every side needs a midfield enforcer, and for Bournemouth that’s the job of Jefferson Lerma.

The Colombian has kept referees busy this season, racking up 11 yellow cards. That’s one more than Wolves’ Ryan Bennett, Watford’s Jose Holebas and Newcastle’s Fabian Schar.

Tackles – Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester) & Aaron Wan-Bissaka (Crystal Palace)

Leicester lynchpin Wilfred Ndidi topped the tackling charts last season, and the Foxes man is leading the way this term too with 109 tackles.

But he’s been matched all the way by Crystal Palace’s up-and-coming star Aaron Wan-Bissaka. The pair are one ahead of Everton’s Idrissa Gueye.

West Ham’s Felipe Anderson makes a surprise appearance in the top 10 here, with 73 tackles.

Fouls – Glenn Murray (Brighton)

Lerma might be racking up the cards, but when it comes to fouls, nobody can match wily veteran Glenn Murray.

The Brighton forward has committed 67 fouls this season. That’s 16 more than the next serial offender in Aleksandr Mitrovic. It might not be a coincidence that the pair are both burly strikers who enjoy the physical element of the game.

Offsides – Chris Wood (Burnley)

Once the domain of Emanuel Adebayor and Jermain Defoe, it’s Burnley striker Chris Wood who has been flagged offside most this term.

The Kiwi forward has been a bit too keen on 42 occasions, ahead of Mitrovic (34) and Murray (28). Jamie Vardy is fourth on 25, Mo Salah sixth on 24, and Sergio Aguero seventh on 23.

Big chances missed – Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal)

This isn’t a table any striker wants to be top of, but the honour falls to Arsenal’s Aubameyang, who has missed 19 big chances.

Salah and Callum Wilson have missed 15 each, with Romelu Lukaku and Vardy wasting 13 good chances apiece.

Arsenal fans won’t be too impressed to see both of their forwards here, with Alexandre Lacazette guilty of missing 12 key opportunities.

Touches – Jorginho (Chelsea)

Nobody is surprised to see Jorginho top this one. The Italian is the crux of Maurizio Sarri’s Sarri-ball vision.

The 27-year-old has taken 2,880 touches this season. Amazingly, six of the top 10 touch-taking players play for Chelsea. Cesar Azpilicueta, Antonio Rudiger, David Luiz, Marcos Alonso and N’Golo Kante all feature highly.

*All statistics from Premier League.com

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