Sheffield Utd v Bournemouth: This 19/1 value play holds all the cards on Sunday

Sander Berge will make is home debut and look to warm the hearts of Sheffield Untied fans during this winter break. It shows how far they have come it such a short space of time and their intentions as they splashed out a record £22 million for the 21-year-old Norwegian international.

They sit sixth in the division and have been very impressive this season while at the opposite end of the table Bournemouth have a real struggle on their hands.

They face a relegation battle and with a mounting injury crisis, as David Brooks, Joshua King and Charlie Daniels are just a few of the names that have been ruled out of Sunday’s clash.

With Jefferson Lerma also suspended, I can see only see a home win here for Sheffield United.

Their last four in the Premier league have all been to nil to similarly rated teams like Bournemouth.  The Blades are 8/11 to win over 90 mins – but if go for them to win to nil – we can shift the odds in our favour.

Selection: Sheffield United to win to nil @ 6/4.

Bournemouth have two midfielders, Jefferson Lerma & Phillip Billing, in the top 10 this season for receiving yellow cards. With the former suspended, we can expect Billing to pick up a cheap yellow this weekend, to add to the seven he already has.

Up against a dynamic midfield trio of Norwood, Fleck and Berge – I’m happy to back Billing @ 15/8 to pick up a card.

Selection: Phillip Billing to be booked at 15/8.

But if we really want to make it a Super Sunday – in the absence of it being a Super Sunday – we need a bigger-priced winner.

So let’s look at #WhatOddsPaddy and the ‘Sheffield United to win and players to be carded’ markets.

These teams lie fourth and fifth in the yellow card table, so I can see plenty of bookings for each side, so for a bit more value let’s go with the #WhatOddsPaddy market of Sheff Utd To Win & 3+ Cards Each Team @ 19/1.

Selection: Sheff Utd To Win & 3+ Cards Each Team @ 19/1.

Prices correct at time of publishing but markets can change