Wolves are one of two Premier League underdogs worth betting on this weekend.
After a brief hiatus for World Cup qualifiers, the Premier League roars back this weekend with a full slate of matches and there are two underdogs at decent odds that value-hunters should circle.Wolves have been a pleasant surprise in their first season under Portuguese manager Bruno Lage and have an outside shot at a Europa League spot with eight matches to go.
In short, there’s very little that separates these two clubs. Both teams prefer to grind out results and turn matches into coin flips, so it would behoove bettors to back the home underdog at a tempting price on Saturday morning.Crystal Palace have been nothing short of terrific in Patrick Vieira’s first season at Selhurst Park.
In addition to their home form, the Eagles have also showed a penchant for being giant-killers. Palace has a win and a draw against Man City, a win over Tottenham and a draw against Arsenal.
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