Moises Caicedo, Renato Sanches and Alex Telles to each commit two or more fouls is 4/1 - as Club World Cup round of 16 gets underway
Sky Bet are offering a Price Boost as part of their Player Stat Accas market for Saturday nights' round of 16 Club World Cup action.
The bet requires Moises Caicedo, Renato Sanches and Alex Telles to each commit two or more fouls.
The odds for that bet have been enhanced from 3/1 to 4/1.
Regarding the above bet, Caicedo committed the third most fouls in the Premier League last season with 70.
Additionally, Telles has committed 12 fouls in ten appearances in the Brazilian Serie A to date this season.
For those interested in the boost, Caicedo's Chelsea take on Sanches' Benfica, and Telles' Botafogo battle Palmeiras.
Sky Bet Price Boost in Player Stat Accas market for tonight's Round of 16 Club World Cup action:
Moises Caicedo, Renato Sanches and Alex Telles to each commit 2+ more fouls
WAS 3/1 NOW 4/1
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