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When discussing clean-sheet odds, we need to evaluate both the attacking strength and defensive record of the two teams involved.
On paper, Wolves appear an obvious target — they have scored the fewest goals in the league and conceded the second most.
However, since the January transfer window, they’ve shown signs of revival and haven’t given up on the relegation fight.
Back-to-back draws against Nottingham Forest and Arsenal suggest improvement, so their matchup against Aston Villa may not be as straightforward as it initially looks.
A clean sheet is especially valuable for goalkeepers and defenders.
Because of this, strong clean sheet odds can significantly boost a defender or goalkeeper’s returns, making defensive fixtures just as important as attacking ones when planning transfers and captaincy decisions.
Gameweek 28 Clean sheet Odds Percentages
- Liverpool – 41%
- Arsenal – 40%
- Man Utd – 40%
- Bournemouth – 38%
- Newcastle – 38%
- Man City – 37%
- Brentford – 37%
- Aston Villa – 35%
- Brighton – 33%
- Fulham – 29%
- Tottenham – 25%
- Notts Forest – 23%
- Sunderland – 20%
- Wolves – 20%
- Burnley – 20%
- Chelsea – 18%
- Everton – 18%
- Crystal Palace – 17%
- Leeds – 15%
- West Ham – 10%
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