In my eyes, Preston are too big in the match odds market, taking them Draw No Bet here also allows us to take advantage of the fact that North End have lost only once at home this season so far, whilst Swansea have won only two of their six away games as well. If Preston win the bet wins, draw and it's a void.

PNE's home form has been excellent this season, they have beaten Ipswich, Leicester, Charlton, and then came back from 2-0 to beat Sheffield United last time out at Deepdale. They will surely take a lot of confidence and heart from that comeback, it was thoroughly deserved as well. They also ended the Will Still era with a 2-0 win at Southampton on Saturday.

Swansea put in a perfectly adequate display at Charlton at the weekend, and emerged with a draw. That makes it two wins, two draws, and two defeats away from home for the Swans, however, whilst that is a more than acceptable return for a mid table side, Swansea have overperformed their data defensively in that run. They have only conceded four goals away from home this season, but they have allowed 1.32 xG against per match, an overperformance of 0.55 goals per game from a defensive point of view.

This price will be coming in all the time, especially from those looking at Norwich’s recent results and then adding in the sudden feel-good factor around Sheffield Wednesday.

From the outside looking in, there would be little to really cheer about for Wednesday from a league table perspective, but, taking a cold punter’s hat off for a second, the removal of Dejphon Chansiri at Hillsborough, the removal of the seats that bore his name, is symbolic of a greater future for the club.

This gives Wednesday with more impetus, especially at home in front of a packed crowd instead of a quarter-filled stadium.

Norwich have conspired to score only twice in the league in six matches, despite having arguably the most potent striker in the league (Josh Sargent) in their squad, supported by talent that includes tens of millions of pounds of player purchases - so there are clear issues there.

The atmosphere around the club appears to be toxic, with fans calling for the head of Liam Manning, but also Ben Knapper, the sporting director, and until the players start to deliver results, currently winless in nine, there will be no change from that position from the fans. The Canaries have lost their last six in a row, all league, and seven of their last nine league games - drawing the other two.

This bet has landed in Norwich's last nine, 1.62 is a very good price on backing them to go winless again, considering their current level.