Daily Spread Betting Round-up
Juve fail to secure Serie A title while Immobile leads race for the golden boot. It’s the Daily Sports Spread Betting Roundup! But how much could you’ve won? Who will win the Serie A title?Taking their recent run to just 1 win in 5 games, Juventus missed out on the chance to secure a 9th consecutive Serie A title as they suffered a 2-1 defeat at Udinese. That result meant, if you sold a Juventus/Udinese (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 0.95-1.15, you made 1.95 times your initial stake. Meanwhile buying a Total Goal Minutes spread of 137-147 left you with 37 times your opening bet thanks to a makeup of 184. Seko Fofana was integral to that makeup, scoring Udinese’s winner in injury time. Buy his PGM football spread bet of just 2.5-5, and that’s 85 times your original wager. So, when can Juventus win the Serie A title? They need 1 win from their final 3 games – not a given considering their current form. Atalanta can cut their lead to 3 points by beating AC Milan this Friday. And who will be relegated from Serie A? Well, with that win, Udinese have potentially earned themselves safety. They are in 15th place on 39 points, 7 above Lecce in 18th, with 3 games left to play. Who is the top scorer in Serie A?Though their title hopes are over – probably – Lazio nevertheless picked up their first win in July on Thursday, beating Cagliari 2-1. Ciro Immobile got the winner in the 60th minute, meaning buying a very high Player Goal Minutes spread of 41-45 still made you 15 times your opening stake. It also put Immobile on 31 Serie A goals this season – a personal best, and 1 ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo’s current tally.
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