Wolves and Rangers reach the Europa League play-offs, and Ash Handley gives Leeds something to smile about despite loss to St Helens. It’s the Daily Spread Betting Roundup!

Wolves chew up Pyunik – UEFA Europa League Qualifying
Nuno Espirito Santo’s lot could have been forgiven for taking it easy on Thursday night. After all, they had a 4-0 lead from the 1st leg – 4 away goals at that – and are hosting Man United on Monday night.

However, desperate not to miss out on the Europa League proper, Wolves made sure of their place in the play-offs in emphatic fashion, walloping their Armenian opponents 4-0 once again. The fact that all the goals came in the 2nd half meant that the Wolves/Pyunik Total Goal Minutes Supremacy make-up reached 263 – against an original spread of 145-159, that’s 104 times your initial stake.


Rangers avoid doing a Celtic – UEFA Europa League Qualifying
Keen to avoid the same fate as their Glaswegian rivals, Rangers made sure to get ahead against Midtjylland early, with Alfredo Morelos opening scoring in the 14th minute. Compare that to a 1st Rangers Goal spread of 40-43, and you could have won 26 times your initial stake if you had sold at that price.

Sheyi Ojo made it 2-0 just before half time, while the other side of the break Morelos completed his brace, leaving him with a SMM make-up of 112 against an opening price of 43-50. A late goal from the Danes didn’t mean much, with Stevie G’s side now set to face Legia Warsaw in the play-offs.


St Helens in winning prep for Challenge Cup – Super League
Even with a pair of impressive wins in the last couple of weeks, it was always going to be difficult for Leeds Rhinos to maintain that momentum against dominant Super League table-toppers, and Challenge Cup finalists, St Helens.

They gave it a good go, with things level at 10-10 going into the break. However, the Saints let rip in the 2nd half, eventually winning 36-20. That meant the Match Multi Points make-up hit 720 – in other words, 169 times your stake once the opening spread of 506-551 is factored in.

It wasn’t all bad for the Rhinos. A pair of tries for Ash Handley saw him draw level with Salford’s Niall Evalds in terms of total tries scored this season, the pair both bagging 21. It also meant his SMM make-up reached 181; take off the initial 33-37 prices and that’s 144 times your original stake.