The Blades are attractively priced for this game at even money. For that price you get to back the second best home side in the league, who have won 9 of their 11 games at Bramall Lane, keeping 9 clean sheets in the process, against a side who are manager-less and have won just once in the road since September.

The price is probably a bit juicier due to Sheffield United’s loss against Burnley last time out, but Burnley are title contenders and the best away side in the league, so don’t see that as a massive negative.

Sheffield have only conceded goals in 2 of their 11 home games this season, with just 1 of 11 seeing both teams score.

West Brom failed to net against Sunderland and Blackburn, who are the highest ranked teams they have faced away from The Hawthorns. Side with Sheffield's mean defence to come out on top here.

We don’t expect West Bromwich Albion to be able to score in this game, so this leg is essentially how many goals we think Sheffield United will be able to score.

They average 1.5 goals per game at Bramall Lane, with the most commonly occurring goal scored total being 1, which has happened 5 times out of 11 fixtures. They have scored twice on 4 occasions, leaving a 3 goal win against Oxford and a blank at home against Burnley.

These numbers show that this bet would have only failed to land 1/11 times at Bramall Lane this season.