This bet has landed in 12 of Coventry’s 14 home games this season. The only 2 times the bet hasn’t landed, it missed by 1 corner, so not a million miles away.

Leeds to not conceded may corners, they have only conceded 4 or more in 5 of 14 away games, but we think Coventry will cause Leeds problems in this game and that should lead to more corners than they usually concede.

Leeds have taken 5 or more corners in 9 of their 14 away games this season, including in their last 6 games in a row.

Coventry have conceded 5 or more on just 5 occasions, but as per leg one we expect an open, end to end encounter which should lead to a number of corners for each side.

Daniel Farke’s side have been shown 2 cards per game on average this season when playing games away from Elland Road. They have been shown 2 cards or more in 9 games out of 14.

Coventry’s opponents at the CBS Arena average 2.9 per game, with this bet landing in 12 out of 14 of their home games this season.

Following on from leg 3 of Bet Builder 1, Coventry’s opponents have been shown the most cards on 9 occasions out of 14, whilst Leeds have won the card battle 6 times out of 14, with 4 ties and 4 losses.

Bogle has been shown 8 cards in the Championship, 2 more than the next highest Leeds player. 

7 of those 8 have come away from home, where Leeds perhaps see a little less of the ball than they do at home. Given the license he has to get forward, Bogle often has to give fouls away as the other team are on the counter, which are magnets for yellow cards.

Coventry are the form side in the league over the last 5 games, pipping Leeds by a solitary point. They’ve won their last 4 games on the spin and will be in high spirits ahead of this game.

The visitors are the best side in the league, but are only 4th in the away league table, with this bet landing in 9 of their 14 games away from Elland Road. 4 of Leeds 5 away wins have come against sides currently 17th or lower in the table, with the highest placed Sheffield Wednesday in 10th place.

Both of these sides are adept at winner corners. Leeds have the highest tally in the Championshio, averaging 7.4 per game, while Coventry have the 3rd highest total, averaging 6.2 per game. 

Coventrys average has dropped a little since Lampard took over, to 5.2 per game, but both sides should win enough to cover this bet.

Coventry seem to have a knack of drawing cards from their opponents this season. Their opponents at the CBS Arena have been shown 3 or more cards on 10 occasions out of 14. This was 7 out of 8 prior to Lampards arrival, but is 3 in 6 since.

With Lampards rivalry with Leeds likely to make this a tetch encounter, we can see Leeds players commuting enough offences to cover this.