Mark Flekken NOW 4/1 with Sky Bet to make 5+ saves today - as 1/1 favourites Brentford and 12/5 outsiders Fulham go head-to-head in a London derby
Brentford are odds-on favourites at 1/1 to win at home on Sunday as the Bees take on Fulham in a London derby clash.
Meanwhile, the Cottagers are 23/10 outsiders to cause the upset in enemy territory and a draw is at 11/4odds.
Despite a poor run of form that has seen them lose four of their last five, Fulham got the better of Brentford in the reverse fixture, with a pair of goals from Harry Wilson in stoppage time helping the Cottagers secure an unlikely 2-1 win.
Elsewhere, in a separate market - there are four Price Boosts on offer for this contest.
The first two require Yoane Wissa to score or assist at 11/10, and Mark Flekken to make 5+ saves at 4/1.
Wissa has recorded 21 goal contributions in the Premier League this season, while Flekken has made 144 saves and recorded seven clean sheets in the English top-flight in 2024-25.
The other two boosts - which are priced at 9/1 and 16/1 respectively - are for Bryan Mbeumo and Raul Jimenez both to score, and Brentford to win 3-1.
Mbeumo and Jimenez have 29 goals between them at a league level to date this season.
Sky Bet odds in Full-time Result market for Brentford vs Fulham:
Brentford 1/1
Fulham 23/10
Draw 11/4
Sky Bet Price Boosts for Brentford vs Fulham:
Yoane Wissa to score or assist WAS 5/6 NOW 11/10
Mark Flekken to make 5+ saves WAS 5/2 NOW 4/1
Bryan Mbeumo and Raul Jimenez both to score WAS 7/1 NOW 9/1
Brentford to win 3-1 WAS 12/1 NOW 16/1
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