Gone might be the days of Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira square-ups but the Premier League still has its bad boys.

And if you think you know who they are, you could win money.

As part of entering Dream Team Selector you get the chance to play free weekly competitions*.

One of those asks you to predict the time of the first yellow or red card in a selected Premier League match.

Get it right and £25 could be heading your way – each week.

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With that in mind, check out our tips that we think could help you nail it.

Let’s start by looking at the current disciplinary table:

And Fulham are certainly a mirror image of their tough-tackling boss Scott Parker, with the Cottagers sitting on the naughtiest step.

Arsenal – with a whopping five red cards – aren’t far behind.

The two reds against Wolves earlier this month won’t have helped Mikel Arteta’s mood.

So in games involving these worst-behaved teams, an early card might well be in the offing.

By contrast, Pep Guardiola’s Man City are the league’s angels and if the chosen match features them, picking a second-half minute for the Bad Boy might be wiser.

Let’s now get specific and look at the ten quickest red cards in the top flight this season:

Three red cards for West Brom this season, and all within the first half of games.

No wonder we haven’t seen many smiles from Big Sam in the Baggies’ dugout.

The award for the quickest though goes to Southampton’s Alex Jankewitz, and his second-minute dismissal against Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Man United was a big factor in his side’s 9-0 drubbing.

That was some going, but still some way short of the 12-second record set by Keith Gillespie in 2007 when playing for Sheffield United against Reading.

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