Real Valladolid goalkeeper Karl Hein is used to busy evenings between the sticks for the La Liga side and as such his price of 1.73 to make at least 3 saves when they face Valencia on Friday looks strong value.

Valladolid have faced more shots on target than any other club in Spain’s top-flight. In total, they have given up 85 shots on target, which comes to an average of 5.31 per match.

Indeed, in two of their last three fixtures at the Estadio Jose Zorrilla, they have conceded a whopping nine shots on target, while they have also given up at least 17 shots in four of their last five home games.

Valencia have a low shot on target count for the season as a whole but have looked increasingly strong in recent weeks. They have had at least four in four of their last five matches.

Hein has a save percentage of 61.6%, which means that to make three saves, on average he must face 4.9 shots on target. Valencia have this in their wheelhouse.

They have faced three of the six poorest defences in La Liga this season and have averaged 4.67 shots on target in these games. With Valladolid by far the weakest at the back, look for this improving Valencia side to exert enough pressure for Hein to make three saves.