Even with Brighton getting blown out against Bournemouth and losing to Cardiff, Bernardo averaged close to 14 points over the last two games. That is his season average as well. While most of his points come from defensive actions, he did create one chance against Cardiff.

Wolves have lost two of their last three games, but they are still favored in this matchup. They do average more possession than Brighton and get to play at home, so Bernardo will have opportunities to rack up defensive actions. Wolves owned 60% possession the first time these teams faced one another this season. That resulted in 33 tackles and 19 clearances by Brighton.

Bernardo averages nearly nine defensive actions per match in the Premier League. The left back will need to at least hit his average to put his team in a good place in the match with Wolverhampton as they fight for their Premier League life.