Wolves v Sunderland (Sunday 4pm Sky Sports 1)
Wolves and Sunderland are hovering dangerously close to the relegation zone and both sides will be desperate for the points. The hosts are 9/4 for relegation and with only 1 win from 11 and Sunderland have this week sacked Steve Bruce and are in dire form. The ratings are suggesting that there is value in backing Wolves to win this game. Wolves are priced at (2.40).
The draw can be backed at (3.40) and whilst offers an option offers very little value at the price available
Sunderland can be backed at (3.10) and this does not offer much value, they have however won 2 and drawn 3 of their last 7 at teams in the bottom half and will be keen to impress the 'potential' new manager Martin O'Neill? If you do fancy Sunderland's chances the best option maybe to back Sunderland +0 goals off scratch on the Asian Handicap at (2.16).
As for goals it looks as though the value is with 3 or more. There have been 3 or more goals scored in 6 of Wolves last 9 home games to similar rated sides and there have been 3 or more goals scored in 5 of Sunderland's last 10 away to similar rated sides. Over 2.5 goals offers some value at (2.05). Despite the poor form both teams to score would seem a sound option as both teams have scored in 9 of Wolves last 10 home games to similar rated sides and in 5 of Sunderlands last 10 away to similar rated sides. Both teams to score can be backed at (1.80).
Another option is the 2nd half has been the highest scoring in only 7 of Sunderland's last 15 away and in 3 of Wolves last 15 at home. 65% of the goals Wolves have conceded have been netted in the first half, the highest proportion in the Premier League. Sunderland have conceded a joint-Premier League low of just six goals in the second-half this term. Back 1st half to be the Highest Scoring (3.20)
Another option is the 2nd half has been the highest scoring in only 7 of Sunderland's last 15 away and in 3 of Wolves last 15 at home. 65% of the goals Wolves have conceded have been netted in the first half, the highest proportion in the Premier League. Sunderland have conceded a joint-Premier League low of just six goals in the second-half this term. Back 1st half to be the Highest Scoring (3.20)
BetsLayer Value Highlight
Wolves to win (2.40)
BetsLayer Trade Zone
Back 1st half to be the Highest Scoring (3.20) or Lay Second Half to be Highest scoring on the Exchanges (2.10)
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