Tyrese Campbell is running hot for Sheffield United, having scored 5 goals in his last 6 games, so it goes without saying he is is on a good run of hitting the target with his shots.

Campbell averages 1.7 shots on target per 90 in the league this season.

The combative Dutchman has already had a suspension this season for 5 yellow cards, which he picked up inside 10 Championship games.

He hasn’t picked up a yellow card in the five games since then, but is still racking up the fouls. The figures for fouls in those games are 1-2-3-1-0. Patrick Roberts, the opposition winger on his side wins over 1 foul per 90, so this looks a good one to get with.

Wilson Isidor seems to have established himself at Sunderland’s first choice striker of late. He has scored 5 goals this season, registering at least 1 shot on target in his last five games.

Sheffield United don’t give much away, but if anyone is likely to have a shot on target for The Black Cats it’s Isidor.

The 17 year old midfielder has made himself a permanent fixture in the side this season, during which he has contributed 3 goals with his cultured left foot.

As a central midfield player though, you also have to participate in breaking up opposition attacks. Rigg is averaging 1 foul per 90, and the expectation is he’ll have to do a lot of defending here.

The Blades currently sit 2nd in the Championship table, level on points with leaders Leeds.

At home they have barely but a foot wrong, winning 7 out of 8 and only conceding 2 goals in the process, both of which came within the same drawn game against QPR, which was their first home game.

With Sunderland seemingly struggling for goals at the moment, I think United may only have to find one goal to win.

This is a way of getting with Sunderland not to score, given the first leg of the bet builder.

Sunderland have only scored 3 goals in their last 5 games, drawing 3 blanks in the process. The latest came on Tuesday night against a resolute West Brom side.

The Blades have the second best defensive record in the the league, and have kept 7 clean sheets at home.

Hamer is one of United’s biggest goal threats, with 4 goals so far this campaign.

He operates of the left hand side but is allowed to roam and pick up goalscoring positions. He had 3 shots on target on Tuesday night against Oxford.

He may find even more joy than usual here too, with Sunderland having to play Luke O’Nien out of position at right back, which Hamer could exploit to get shots off.

Roberts has picked up 5 yellow cards in the league this season, but for some reason is priced as one of the players least likely to pick up a card in this game.

He will be in and around Harrison Burrows and Gus Hamer, who have drawn 4 and 2 yellows cards respectively. The price here is simply too big to pass on, and could help us net a huge winner.