What time is Ross County v Motherwell?

Ross County and Motherwell kick off their 2020/21 season, while the 2020 World Snooker Championship continues. But what should you be watching out for? It’s the Sports Spread Bets of the Day!

What are the best bets for Ross County v Motherwell?
In the first game of their 2020/21 season, Ross County host Motherwell at 7.45pm on Sky Sports Football.

With 2019/20 interrupted due to the pandemic, the Scottish FA decided to go down the average points per game route. That method left Motherwell in 3rd place, narrowly ahead of Aberdeen, with a PPG of 1.53. It also meant Ross County avoided a full-on relegation battle, with a PPG of 0.97 to the 0.77 managed by the now-send tier Hearts.

In their 3 meetings last season, Ross County won the first encounter 2-1, before losing 2-1 and 4-1 in their subsequent match-ups.

That last fixture actually the penultimate fixture of 2019/20 for both teams, hence a Motherwell/Ross County (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 0.3-0.5.

Across those 2019/20 fixtures, the two teams managed an average Bookings makeup of 70. This time out, Spreadex are offering a Bookings football spread bet of 43-47.

Meanwhile Chris Long, who was Motherwell’s top scorer last season with 11 goals in 31 games, is at a Player Goal Minutes spread of 18-21. In comparison, Ross County’s Oli Shaw is at 11-14.

What are the odds on Mark Selby winning the World Championship?
The no. 7 see Mark Selby takes on Jordan Brown, at 7pm live-streamed on Spreadex.com this Monday. Selby is a 3-time World Champion, but sits at a fixed odds price of 14/1 to win the competition and 15/2 to make the final.

He is also at an Outright Index snooker spread bet of 10.5-13.5, where the winner gets 60 points, the runner-up 40, the losing semi-finalists 20, the losing quarter-finalists 10 and the last-16ers 5. A potential quarter-final meeting with no. 2 seed Neil Robertson explains Selby’s prices.

As for Tuesday’s 1st round tie, Spreadex is offering a Selby/Brown 10-3 Supremacy spread of 20.5-23.5, where the winner gets 10 points plus a further 3 points for each frame the game is won by.

Disclaimer: quoted prices are subject to change.