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Fouls won (drawn) — the market for players who get fouled

Fouls won — the free kicks a player earns — is the mirror of fouls committed. Dribblers and hold-up forwards win fouls at high rates the market often lags.

How SharpXI models it

We model the player's recency-weighted fouls-won rate with shrinkage and minutes scaling, adjusted by how often the opposition commits fouls, through a Negative Binomial for P(fouls won ≥ line), then de-vig the price with Shin's method.

Go deeper: How we model fouls won →

Where the value tends to sit

A skilful dribbler against a foul-prone defence is the classic fouls-won edge — the same match-up that drives fouls committed, seen from the other side.

La Liga leaders this season

In the 25/26 La Liga season, Peque Fernández (Sevilla) leads for fouls won at 4.27 per 90, ahead of Ilias Akhomach (3.67) and Zito Luvumbo (3.64). Rates are per 90 minutes, minimum 450 played, from completed matches.

Per-90 rates across the league (25/26 season, minimum 450 minutes) — the players whose underlying numbers drive this market.

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Frequently asked

What's the difference between fouls won and fouls committed?

Fouls won are the free kicks a player earns by being fouled; fouls committed are the ones they concede. They're separate markets with separate models.

Which players win the most fouls?

Typically low-centre-of-gravity dribblers and forwards who hold the ball up. The SharpXI market page lists the current La Liga leaders.

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