A seemingly unstoppable USA break English hearts, Roger Federer has a 1st round wobble, and Argentina get a bit kicky in Spreadex’s Daily Spread Betting Roundup!

USA reach record 5th final – Women’s World Cup
The semi-final between England and the USA was like a microcosm of the 2019 Women’s World Cup. Another goal from Ellen White, another goal for Alex Morgan, another rough VAR decision and another (missed) penalty. There was even another early start for the Americans – they scored in the 10th minute – which meant that if you’d sold the 1st Match Goal spread of 35-38, you could have won 25 times your initial stake.

What was a bit out of the blue was England’s first red card of the tournament. Millie Bright’s 2nd yellow in the 86th minute contributed to a surprisingly sizeable Cross Bookings make-up of 900 against an opening spread of 150-190. That’s 710 times your initial stake.


Federer recovers from 1st set wobble – Wimbledon
For a second there it looked like Roger Federer was in trouble. The Swiss maestro lost his 1st set against Lloyd Harris 6-3, teasing a potentially huge upset less than 24-hours after Venus Williams exited at the hands of a teenager. And then Federer woke up, breezing past the South African 22-year old 6-1 6-2 6-2 in the next 3 sets.

If you’d plumped for Federer to win 3-1 at a binary spread of 11.7-20 then you could have picked up 80 times your initial stake.


Argentina beaten by hosts Brazil – Copa America
Lionel Messi’s quest for an international championship will have to wait. Argentina lost their Copa America semi-final 2-0 to hosts Brazil, the victory fuelled by Premier League stars Gabriel Jesus and Roberto Firmino.

At least Lionel Scaloni’s side didn’t go down without a fight. Argentina picked up 5 yellows across the semi, 2 in the 1st half and 3 in the 2nd. Combined that with Dani Alves’ 40th minute carding, and Allan’s late yellow, and you get a Multi Bookings make-up of 1200 against the original 775-895 spread. That would have left you with 305 times your initial stake.