SlipsTips Tips: Crystal Palace vs Wolves Bet Builder

SlipsTips takes a look at the Bet Builder market ahead of Crystal Palace's Premier League clash with Wolves on Saturday.

Crystal Palace vs Wolves (Saturday, 15:00)

Both Crystal Palace and Wolves will endeavour to extend their respective five-game unbeaten streaks in the Premier League when the pair square-off at Selhurst Park on Saturday afternoon.

I've already penned a separate match preview on this capital clash but I've since identified a Bet Builder that makes appeal.

Dipping into Sky Bet's corners market, it's the 10/11 available on each team to hit 3+ corners and each team to receive 10+ booking points that caught my eye.

Hosts Palace are averaging 4.2 corners per-game on home turf this term, with the high-flying Eagles covering the 3+ line in seven of their last nine league outings.

Wolves, on the other hand, are hitting an average of 4.5 flagkicks per 90 minute this season, a tally that increases to 5.4 when Bruno Lage boys are playing away from their Black Country base.

Granted, neither of these sides have been particularly prolific corner takers this season, but their meeting on Saturday should deliver a decent degree of goalmouth action.

Both teams have improved dramatically when it comes to attacking output and neither defence is watertight, and with that in mind, I'm happy to side with three corners apiece at Selhurst Park on Saturday

With a closely-fought contest between two clubs in fine form anticipated, I'll complete the wager with each side to receive 10+ booking points.

These two tightly matched teams are avaegaing north of 1.7 yellow cards per-game in the top-flight this term, not to mention referee Graham Scott has awarded both sides at least one booking in five of his last six outings across all competitions.

It's also worth noting that the aforementioned Bet Builder would have paid out in five of the pair's last six collective Premier League matches and that only adds to the appeal of supporting the same 10/11 (SkyBet) formula in south London on Saturday.