Watford v Leeds Bet Builder Tips, Predictions & Cheat Sheet

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Watford v Leeds
Our final game on Friday comes from Vicarage Road, where Watford host league leaders Leeds. Our football coverage this Easter weekend also includes a variety of EFL betting predictions and EFL accumulator tips. As ever on Andy's Bet Club we also have a huge range of football tips and expert betting predictions from outside the EFL to help you bag a winner.
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Depending on what happens in the early kick-offs, Leeds could sit anywhere from top to outside of the promotion places by the time this match begins.
Regardless of their position, the Whites will know that this is another must-win game if they are to achieve their season-long goal of promotion back to the Premier League at the first time of asking.
A lot of Leeds’ players, and Watford’s to be fair, will have been away on international duty, with some having had more successful trips than others. It will be interesting to see if Dan James starts for Leeds after his dramatic penalty shoot-out woes for Wales, but he may be one of the fresher options given his arrival into the game as a substitute.
Watford are probably one of the few Championship teams who have very little to play for even at this stage. Of course, Tom Cleverley will not be feeling that way. The former Man Utd player is now an interim manager at Watford and he will be hoping to enhance his reputation as a coach with this window of 8 matches ahead.
The match after an international break can be difficult to get a read on, however, we have a good chunk of data and performances from the season as a whole to help guide us to some value selections to put together into a bet builder.
Watford v Leeds Cheat Sheet

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You can find Watford v Leeds match stats, on my bet builder stats tool, along with official line-ups one hour before kick-off.
🏆 Match stats: Leeds to pile on home woes for the Hornets
Predictions:
⚽ Leeds to win @ 1.50
⚽ Leeds (-1 handicap) @ 2.50
🎯 Shooting stats: Gnonto the form man for Leeds in attack
Predictions:
⚽ Wilfried Gnonto to have 1+ shots on target @ 1.40
⚽ Wilfried Gnonto to have 2+ shots on target @ 2.80
⚽ Emmanuel Dennis to have 1+ shots on target @ 1.67
🚩 Corners stats: Watford worth a look as outsiders
Predictions:
⚽ Over 3.5 Watford corners @ 1.50
⚽ Watford corner match bet @ 3.0
🛑 Fouls stats: Kone a surprisingly big price for fouls
Predictions:
⚽ Ismael Kone to commit 1+ fouls @ 1.36
⚽ Ismael Kone to commit 2+ fouls @ 2.80
⚽ Wilfried Gnonto to commit 1+ fouls @ 1.20
⚽ Wilfried Gnonto to commit 2+ fouls @ 2.0
* I recommend waiting for confirmed team line-ups before placing any bets.
* All odds displayed correct at the time of publishing.
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