Bet Builder Tip For Leeds vs Sunderland

Leeds United welcome Sunderland to Elland Road on Monday night in a Championship fixture that promises excitement. Leeds have been dominant at home, while Sunderland have shown they can be dangerous in attack despite inconsistencies. Below, we outline key betting selections for this encounter, each with a detailed explanation that can be played as a huge Bet Builder.

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Leeds to Win and Both Teams to Score

Leeds have been formidable in attack, netting 13 times across their last four matches. Their relentless approach in the final third has made them one of the most potent attacking sides in the division. Even when they failed to score against Millwall, they controlled the game and created several opportunities. With Joel Piroe leading the line and players such as Dan James and Brenden Aaronson providing attacking support, the hosts are well-equipped to break down Sunderland’s defence.

Defensively, Leeds have been highly effective, keeping clean sheets in seven of their last eight matches. However, there is a case for Sunderland getting on the scoresheet. The Black Cats have found the net nine times in their previous four outings, showing they have the firepower to trouble a side that can occasionally lose concentration when in control. Their 3-2 win away at Middlesbrough demonstrated their ability to score against strong opposition, and although they struggled against Luton, they remain a threat.

Leeds’ record at Elland Road is exceptional, with 12 wins from their last 13 home league matches. Sunderland, by contrast, have failed to win seven of their previous 10 away fixtures, highlighting their struggles on the road. Given Leeds’ strength at home and Sunderland’s ability to score, a home win with both teams finding the net looks to be a strong betting option.

Manor Solomon to Score Anytime

Leeds made several impressive acquisitions this season, but the loan signing of Manor Solomon has proved particularly valuable. The Israeli winger has displaced Wilfried Gnonto on the left flank, which seemed unlikely at the start of the campaign. His return of seven goals in 16 Championship starts is impressive, particularly as four of those have come in his last six appearances.

Solomon’s performances have improved with more game time, and he has developed into a key figure in Daniel Farke’s attacking setup. His ability to cut inside and create chances has made him a real goal threat, despite not playing as a central striker. His recent form suggests he is likely to be heavily involved in Leeds’ attacking play once again.

His goal-scoring stats are backed up by his shooting numbers. Over his last seven matches, he has averaged 1.71 shots per game, with one of those efforts hitting the target each time. This indicates he is consistently finding space and testing opposition goalkeepers. Given his confidence and Leeds’ attacking strength, he looks a strong candidate to find the net in this match.

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Joel Piroe to be Carded

Joel Piroe has emerged as a crucial figure for Leeds in recent months, establishing himself as their main striker. With Patrick Bamford unavailable, Piroe has stepped up and is currently the club’s leading goal scorer across all competitions. His ability to hold up play and bring others into the game has made him vital to Leeds’ attack, but his role also requires physicality and defensive contributions.

Playing as a lone striker often means battling with defenders and getting involved in aerial duels and pressing situations. This naturally increases the likelihood of committing fouls. Earlier in the season, Piroe was not making as many challenges, but a recent six-game stretch saw him register at least one foul in every match. While he has not committed a foul in his last two games, those were relatively straightforward victories where he had fewer defensive duties.

Against Sunderland, Piroe will face a well-organised defence, and his frustration could lead to fouls. Interestingly, in the reverse fixture at the Stadium of Light, he committed three fouls, the highest number he has recorded in a single game this season. Given the intensity of this match and his role in Leeds’ pressing game, he could easily find himself in the referee’s book.

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Trai Hume to be Carded

Leeds rely heavily on their wide players, with Manor Solomon and Dan James playing key roles in their attacking strategy. The full-backs, Jayden Bogle and Junior Firpo, also push forward frequently, putting additional pressure on opposition defenders. This means Sunderland right-back Trai Hume is likely to be in for a tough evening, as he will be tasked with containing Solomon’s dribbling ability while also trying to support his own team going forward.

Hume has been a key player for Sunderland this season, contributing at both ends of the pitch. However, his defensive workload has increased in recent matches, leading to a rise in the number of fouls he commits. Over the last four games, he has registered at least two fouls in each match, indicating he is struggling to deal with opposition wingers.

Despite this, Hume has only been booked once in his last nine matches, suggesting he has been effective at making tactical fouls without crossing the line. However, against Leeds, he will be up against a more dangerous attack, meaning his chances of committing multiple fouls – and potentially picking up a booking – are higher. Given his recent disciplinary record and the challenge of facing a relentless Leeds side, Hume looks like a strong candidate to receive a yellow card.

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