Championship Matchweek 34/35 Partner Preview

HULL V WEST BROM – FRIDAY 8PM

The Friday night fixture sees West Brom travel to Hull, knowing three points will be imperative in the fight to secure a play-off position. The Baggies currently sit in 12th, but are currently six points off the play-off places, and this match will be a game in hand on those sides above them. Hull meanwhile have gone on a run of four matches without a win - scoring just once in those matches.

The away side also have recent H2H form on their side as they have won all of the last five meetings! This includes a 5-2 win last time out. However, Hull have yet to lose back to back matches with their current manager in charge, and West Brom are winless in their last eight Championship away matches that took place on a Friday.

The match odds have West Brom favoured to win with a Supremacy spread of 0.2 - 0.4, and on the fixed odds at 5/4. Hull are available at 5/2 and the draw is at 9/4. We also have several BOOSTED prices, including West Brom to Win & BTTS from 15/4 to 24/5!

BLACKPOOL V BURNLEY – SATURDAY 3PM

The table-topping Clarets are on the road once more as they travel to Blackpool and will be further buoyed by their progression in the FA Cup. Vincent Kompany's side are now 12 points ahead of their closest challengers (albeit having played a game more) but will know that each win brings them closer to finalising their promotion to the Premier League - likely as Champions.

Blackpool meanwhile are in massive trouble in the relegation zone and currently four points from safety, and will certainly not be relishing the visit of the dominant league leaders. Having lost three of their last four and having the second-worst defence in the league this season, could this be a damaging rout?

Burnley crushed Huddersfield - who sit just above Blackpool - 4-0 in the last league match, and the stats would suggest there may be another drubbing in store here. Burnley have scored 68 goals so far this season, while Blackpool have conceded 51. Our Total Goals pre-match spread stands at 2.45 - 2.65, with Total Goal Minutes at 125 - 135.

MILLWALL V NORWICH – SATURDAY 3PM

The Canaries take on a direct play-off rival here as the race for the top 6 looks to go down to the wire. The home side currently sit in 5th place but are only two points ahead of Norwich, so the away side know a crucial win here would see them leapfrog the hosts.

Norwich are in slightly better form with three wins and a draw in their last five matches, while Millwall have won twice and drawn twice. The Canaries will have confidence in knowing their hosts have not beaten them in the last five meetings though, with two of those being draws and the other three victories for Norwich.

Millwall have failed to score at all in the last three meetings, and we have Millwall Under 0.5 Goals at 12/5 on the fixed odds. On the spreads, the Supremacy slightly favours the home side and stands at Millwall/Norwich 0 - 0.2. Can the Canaries fly away from The Den with three crucial points in the bag?

SUNDERLAND V STOKE – SATURDAY 3PM

The Black Cats hopes of promotion this season have been dented by a three-match winless run, but still sitting just five points off the play-off places will know that hope is not lost - if they can get string a run of wins together. Facing a Stoke side who have lost three of their last five may prove an ideal fixture at the Stadium of Light, although these sides have been evenly matched in their last five meetings with two wins apiece and a draw.

The pre-match odds have Sunderland available at 13/10, with Stoke at 5/2 and the Draw at 23/10. The home side are favoured on the Supremacy spread at 0.15 - 0.35, with Total Goals at 2.35 - 2.55 and TGMs at 121 - 131.

We have several PRICE BOOSTS ahead of the match too, including Joe Gelhardt to score anytime boosted from 21/10 to 5/2, and Jacob Brown to score anytime boosted from 18/5 to 9/2!

HUDDERSFIELD V COVENTRY - SATURDAY 3PM

And finally, our last side in the spotlight is Huddersfield. The Terriers are still stuck in a mire in the relegation zone and things are not getting any easier after falling to a 4-0 defeat to Burnley last time out and now facing a resurgent Coventry side who are on a five-match unbeaten run which has left them with a chance of securing a play-off place.

Huddersfield's task also doesn't look particularly promising as they have only beaten the visitors once in their last five meetings. There were three draws played out in those matches though, and Coventry have drawn almost a third of their league matches this season. Another draw here is available at 9/4.

In terms of the match odds on the spreads, the Supremacy has the visitors as favourites at Coventry/Huddersfield 0.15 - 0.35, with Total Goal Mins at 112 - 122 and First Match Goal at 39 - 42. The last three make-ups of that particular market have been 53, 45 and 18. Would you buy or sell in this one?