Who is favourite to win the 2020 Premier League Darts?

Liverpool travel to Salzburg for a pre-season friendly, while the 2020 Premier League Darts resumes in Milton Keynes – but what should you be watching out for? It’s the Sports Spread Bets of the Day!

What are the odds on Liverpool winning the Premier League?
One of the few Premier League sides to run friendlies outside of England, Liverpool follow up their 3-0 win against Stuttgart with a trip to Red Bull Salzburg – live at 4pm on LFC TV.

With only one signing under their belt so far – Kostas Tsmikas for £11.75 million from Olympiacos – Tuesday’s fixture is more a warm-up for Saturday’s FA Community Shield than a chance to test out a new team.

The Reds fielded a strong line-up in the 1st half against Stuttgart, including Salah, Mane, Firmino and Fabinho, before opting for a younger, positively teenage 11 in the back end.

Given that might be the case again this Tuesday, Mo Salah will have to work quickly if he is to justify at SMM spread of 56-66. That’s ahead of Mane at 39-46, and Firmino and Naby Keita – who both scored against Stuttgart – on 28-34 and 10-14 respectively.

Looking for a sizeable victory over their Austrian champion counterparts, Spreadex are offering a Liverpool/Salzburg (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 1.7-1.9, alongside a huge Total Goals spread of 3.95-4.15 and a Total Goal Minutes spread of 198-213. A pair of yellow cards, meanwhile, would make a Bookings spread of 12-15 worth a buy.

They’ll need a big win if they are to improve their prices for 2020/21 – Spreadex has them losing the title to Man City, at 85.5-87 points to Guardiola’s 88.5-90.

Who is favourite to win the 2020 Premier League Darts?
More than 5 months on from Night 5, Night 6 of the Premier League Darts finally takes place at the Marshall Arena, starting at 6.45pm on Sky Sports Action.

Every entrant has played 6 matches so far, with Glen Durrant atop the table on 9 points, ahead of Michael van Gerwen on 8, and Michael Smith, Nathan Aspinall and Peter Wright all on 7.

Mighty Mike is still the easy favourite, however, at a darts spread betting Outright Index of 38-41, and fixed odds of 6/5. Glen Durrant, meanwhile, is only at 22-25, with comparatively long odds of 9/1.

The Dutchman’s opponent this Tuesday is Rob Cross, at 7.30pm. Spreadex is offering a confident van Gerwen/Cross 10-3 Supremacy spread of 9.5-12.5 – far more one-sided than any of the other pairings.

Michael Smith and Gary Anderson, for example, are at a choice 10-3 Supremacy spread of -1.5-1.5, with Peter Wright fancied over Durrant at 2.5-5.5.

Disclaimer: quoted prices are subject to change.