Spread Bets of the Day 01.11.19

England’s Rugby World Cup final against South Africa, alongside the weekend’s Premier League action, all feature in our Spread Bets of the Day!

1. England v South Africa – Total Points, 36-39
Will England be able to get revenge for their 15-6 loss in the 2007 Rugby World Cup by beating South Africa in Yokohama on Saturday morning?

Eddie Jones’ side are the favourites, at an England/South Africa Goal Supremacy spread of 6-9. The Total Points spread, meanwhile, sits at 36-39, following a pair of semi-finals that saw 26 points and 35 points respectively.

2. Bournemouth v Man United – Marcus Rashford SMM, 28-34
The Cherries are actually on the same 13 points as United, so the visitors could really do with all 3 points this weekend. If they are victorious, that’d be United’s first consecutive league win of the season.

After his heroics against Chelsea in the EFL Cup – including his stunning free-kick winner – Marcus Rashford will be hoping to be the difference maker. He sits at a SMM spread of 28-34.

3. Watford vs Chelsea – Match to be drawn, 21-25
Though they may have lost mid-week in the Carabao Cup, Chelsea are chasing a 5th league victory on the trot when they travel to Watford on Saturday. The Hornets, on the other hand, are the sole side left yet to win a game.

The hosts have, however, drawn their last 3 league fixtures, including away at Tottenham. For that to be the outcome this weekend Spreadex are offering a binary Match to be drawn spread of 21-25.

4. Crystal Palace vs Leicester – Total Goals, 2.45-2.65
You’d imagine for the next few weeks, at least, there is going to be speculation on just how many goals Leicester will score – even if their 9-0 thumping of Southampton was more down to the Saints’ mental collapse.

For their trip to Crystal Palace, Spreadex are offering a Total Goals spread of 2.45-2.65.

5. Everton vs Tottenham – Everton/Tottenham Goal Supremacy, -0.1-0.1
Spurs aren’t doing too great at the moment, without a league win in October (and only 3 league wins full stop). The Toffees are actually worse; the same 3 league wins, but with a couple more losses.

Since all of Everton’s wins have come at home, Sunday’s fixture is incredibly close to call, hence a choice Goal Supremacy spread of -0.1-0.1

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