Saiss' recent form is more substantial than Kabasele's, but it does keep the good-recent-performance trend going for the value picks. There is a bit of a caveat with Saiss, as he is playing in the back line behind a five-man midfield. He has played in that midfield, but he has back-to-back games of at least 23 points due in part to 17 clearances.

The Moroccan international is averaging slightly more than seven defensive actions per match. He was credited with four blocked shots against Chelsea during Matchweek 31 and created two chances against Cardiff in the previous appearance.

Wolves have a great matchup as Burnley have lost four in a row and must play with urgency as they try to avoid the drop. Wolves are slight favorites, and both teams are not expected to score in a game oddsmakers have being a low-scoring affair.