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Owls offer the value at Wembley

Hull v Sheffield Wednesday
Saturday 28 May, 17:00
Championship Play-Off Final, Wembley
Match Odds
The Tigers are 2.36 favourites with Wednesday available to back at 3.60 and the draw priced at3.30. Remember that these prices just apply to 90 minutes and there is a separate market if you fancy backing either side to win in extra-time or on penalties.
Over/Under 2.5 goals
This makes the 1.59 about under 2.5 goals plenty short enough in the circumstances. That's not to say I don't expect a tight contest but I thought we'd see the same last year only for Norwich to race into a two-goal lead after just 15 minutes against Middlesbrough. Surprisingly, that one actually stayed like that for the rest of the game so unders did land but on this occasion with the prices on offer the market just doesn't appeal.
Recommended Bets
Back Sheffield Wednesday to win promotion at 2.52 *best bet
Back the draw at 3.30

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