Daily Spread Betting Round-up
RB Leipzig capitalised on an overly cautious performance from Atletico to set up a Champions League semi-final against PSG – but how much could football spread betting fans have won? It’s the Daily Sports Spread Betting Roundup! How far have RB Leipzig got in the Champions League before?It took until the 2nd half for the game to break open, when Dani Olmo headed RB Leipzig in front. That meant buying a Leipzig Headed Goal Minutes spread of 8-10 made you 40 times your initial stake. Coming off the bench, Joao Felix made an immediate impact, gaining and converting a spotkick in the 71st minute. Back an Atletico Penalty Goal Minutes spread of 8-10, and that’s 61 times your opening bet. With only a couple of minutes left on the clock, it looked like the game was going to extra time – something that seemed to be in Atletico’s game plan. And then that backfired, with Tyler Adams getting the winner in the 88th minute. Buy Adams at a tiny substitute PGM spread of 0.1-1, and you came away with 87 times your original wager. That late winner also pushed the Total Goal Minutes makeup to 209 against a low starting price of 113-123. That’s a potential 86 times multiplier. Leipzig’s victory continues a remarkable decade and a bit for the club. From the NOFV-Oberliga Sud in the season of their conception in 2009, to a Champions League semi-final in only their second ever appearance in the competition, it is an astonishing achievement. When is Paris Saint-Germain v RB Leipzig?The first Champions League semi-final will take place on Tuesday 18th August, at 8pm on BT Sport 1.
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