What are the odds on Wolves winning the Europa League?

The 2nd lot of Europa League quarter-finalists will be decided on Thursday, in a night that includes appearances for Wolves and Rangers – but what should you be watching? It’s the Sports Spread Bets of the Day!

What are the odds on Wolves winning the Europa League?
Missing out on a spot in Europe next season via the domestic route, the only path left open to Wolves is to win the Europa League – they host Olympiakos at 8pm on BT Sport 2.

The Midlands club got an all-important away goal in Greece, with Pedro Neto equalising after Youssef El-Arabi’s opener.

That just about puts them in the driving seat heading into Thursday night, though Olympiakos have one of the most impressive records in all of Europe, losing just 2 domestic fixtures across all competitions.

Nevertheless, the hosts are the favourites at a Wolves/Olympiakos Goal Supremacy spread of 0.6-0.8, with a Total Goals spread of 2.25-2.45.

As for their chances of winning the whole thing, with Sevilla or Roma awaiting them in the enxt round, Wolves sit at an Outright Index spread of 33-36 and a fixed odds price of 10/1. For reference, Manchester United are at 69-72, followed by Inter at 52-55.

Have Rangers ever reached the Europa League quarter-finals?
Looking to reach the Europa League quarter-finals for the 1st time since the competition’s inception, Rangers – who are playing now in both the 2019/20 and 2020/21 season – travel to Leverkusen at 5.55pm on BT Sport 2.

The Scots have a lot to do if they are to progress. They lost the 1st leg 3-1 at home, meaning they need to win by 3 goals clear.

And given they could only beat Aberdeen 1-0 in the Scottish Premiership, that might be too much to ask. Spreadex are offering a Leverkusen/Rangers Goal Supremacy spread of 0.95-1.15.

How many Europa League titles have Sevilla won?
The record holders with 5 combined UEFA Cup and Europa League titles, Sevilla meet Roma in a single-leg face-off in Duisburg at 5.55pm on BT Sport 3.

Finishing 4th in La Liga, the Spaniards had a very strong restart, and finished the season off on a 15 game unbeaten streak, including 5 wins in their last 6.

Lucas Ocampos was integral to their success, and with 16 goals in 40 games sits at a PGM spread of 20-23 – though he is yet to score in Europe.

Roma, meanwhile, came a distant 5th in Serie A, but did win 7 of their last 8 games, including a season-closing 3-1 victory against Juventus.

It’s a tough one to call, with Spreadex offering a Sevilla/Roma Goal Supremacy spread of 0.25-0.45.

What are the best bets for Basel v Eintracht Frankfurt?
The ugly duckling of Thursday’s fixture list, Basel host Eintracht Frankfurt at 8pm on BT Sport ESPN.

The Swiss side have a 3-0 away goal advantage heading into tonight’s match, but the Germans were in good form by the end of the Bundesliga season, and sit at an Eintracht Frankfurt/Basel (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 0.55-0.75. Spreadex are also offering a Total Goals football spread bet of 3.35-3.55 and a Bookings spread of 46-50.

Disclaimer: quoted prices are subject to change.