Spread Bets Of The Day
The Europe League returns this Thursday and it is stuffed with British sides – but what should football spread betting fans be watching out for? It’s the Sports Spread Bets of the Day! Who is favourite to win the 2020/21 Europa League?Arsenal and Tottenham lead the way, with the North London clubs both at fixed odds of 13/2. They’re followed by AC Milan at 11/1, Napoli at 12/1, with Leicester at 14/1. As for Celtic and Rangers, they are both going into Thursday night as 50/1 longshots for the title.What time is Rapid Vienna v Arsenal? What channel is it on?An early start in Austria sees Arsenal travel to Rapid Vienna at 5.55pm on BT Sport 2. The Gunners haven’t look great in recent weeks, losing to Liverpool and Man City in the league, once again showing they can’t quite hang with the big boys. A victory on Thursday, then, is a must. What are the odds on Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scoring against Rapid Vienna? The Arsenal captain, who only has 2 goals this season, is at a PGM spread of 33-36, and is odds on at 17/20 to score anytime. And what are the odds on Arsenal beating Rapid Vienna? SpreadEX are offering an Arsenal/Rapid Vienna (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 0.9-1.1, with a Total Goals spread of 2.85-3.05.When was the last time Rangers lost a game?Looking to win their first Scottish Premiership in a decade, Rangers are coming into their game against Standard Liege – at 5.55pm on BT Sport 3 – on fire. They have 12 wins and 2 draws this season, and just beat Celtic 2-0 at the weekend. In fact, you have to go back to March, just before the 2019/20 season was called off, to find a Rangers defeat. That means they are favourites for Thursday night, at a Rangers/Standard Liege (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 0.35-0.55 and a Total Goal Minutes spread of 129-139. When was the last time Leicester won a game in Europe? Back in Europe for the first since 2017, Leicester host Ukraine’s Zorya Luhansk at 8pm on BT Sport ESPN. The Foxes’ last stint in Europe didn’t got badly, with them exiting the Champions League quarter-finals against Atletico. Their last win, however, was the round previous, when they beat Sevilla 2-0.How many goals will Leicester score against Zorya Luhansk? SpreadEX is offering a fairly conclusive Leicester/Zorya Luhansk Goal Supremacy spread of 1.6-1.8, alongside a Total Goal Minutes spread of 151-161. How many times have Celtic faced AC Milan?Both teams with long-faded European legacies, Celtic take on AC Milan at 8pm on BT Sport 3. These 2 have met 8 times in the past, all in the Champions League, with the Scots winning just once, back in 2007. Denied a place in the Champions League, Celtic were on a hot streak domestically until last weekend’s loss to Rangers. Milan, meanwhile, are the only team with a 100% record in Serie A. What are the odds on Celtic beating AC Milan? Not great, with SpreadEX offering an AC Milan/Celtic (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 0.5-0.7, and a Total Goal Minutes spread of 133-143.What are the odds Gareth Bale scoring against LASK?Coming on only to see Spurs surrender a 3-0 lead, can Gareth Bale make more of a difference against Lask, at 8pm on BT Sport 2. The Welshman goes into Thursday night at a PGM spread of 28-31, and a SMM spread of 55-63. In comparison, what are the odds on Harry Kane scoring against LASK? He is at a PGM spread of 47-51, followed by Son Heung-min at 34-37. In terms of the match itself, SpreadEX are offering a Tottenham/LASK Goal Supremacy spread of 1.8-2, with a rather larger Total Goal Minutes spread of 175-190. Disclaimer: quoted prices are subject to change.
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