Sunday has just one EFL game for us, as Sheffield Wednesday and Plymouth Argyle clash at 16:00. Both managed to escape relegation last term and will be hoping to get off to a quick start trying to avoid a similar battle this time around.
Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth Betting Tips
- Sheffield Wednesday to Win @4/5 with bet365
- Both Teams to Score - No @5/6 with bet365
- Barry Bannan to be Booked @12/5 with bet365
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Hegemony at Home
These two have seemingly enjoyed welcoming each other to their grounds, as for the last six games on the bounce, whoever is hosting secured victory.
This bodes well for Wednesday, who therefore should be set to notch their first victory of the season.
Hillsborough has long been the fortress of Sheffield's hopes, proving a daunting crucible for many an opponent, something that Plymouth have proved they simply cannot contend with.
Wednesday will surely play upon this, hoping to throw Argyle off their game, swinging the three points firmly their way.
Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth Tip 1: Sheffield Wednesday to Win @4/5 with bet365
Not a Game of Two Halves
Despite the old cliché, when these two meet it tends not to be a free-flowing demonstration of football, instead one side getting on top and staying there.
As said above this always seems to be the home side, as interestingly they have won to nil in six of their eight games this decade.
Trends often prove crucial down in the Championship, and this is one that simply cannot be ignored.
Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth Tip 2: Both Teams to Score - No @5/6 with bet365
Keep an Eye on Barry
Barry Bannan has long been a faithful servant of Sheffield Wednesday, as he continues to give everything for this side, something the referees seem to have noticed.
He picked up 11 bookings last term, those most in the side, with the majority of these coming early in the season.
The 34-year-old Scotsman looked to have lost half a step last term, so who knows what he will be like this time around, trying to contend with the speed and youth surrounding him.
His best option may end up being fouls, as he has resorted to before, making him a great option for a booking.
Sheffield Wednesday vs Plymouth Tip 3: Barry Bannan to be Booked @12/5 with bet365