A successful Spurs debut for Mourinho, a thriller at Bramall Lane and England’s latest Test collapse all make the Daily Spread Betting Roundup! But how much could you have won?

Jose gets the jobs done – West Ham v Tottenham
Heading into Saturday, Spurs hadn’t won a league game since September 28th; West Ham since the week before that.

Well Tottenham were the ones to break their bad habits, sort of, Jose Mourinho surviving the hosts’ late comeback to lead the club to a 3-2 victory in his first game in charge. If you’d expected a winning start for the Special One, and bought a Tottenham to win match binary spread of 55.5-60, you could have bagged 40 times your opening stake.

Blades steal a point after strong start – Sheffield United v Man United
Not only are Sheffield United doing the best of all the teams promoted this season, they are currently sat in 6th place – that’s ahead of Arsenal, Man United and Tottenham.

United very nearly leapfrogged the Blades on Sunday, overcoming a 2-0 deficit to go 3-2 up in the 2nd half. Oliver McBurnie, however, denied Ole Gunnar Solskjaer the win in the 90 minute, the teams leaving Bramall Lane with a point apiece.

Thanks to all the late action, the Total Goal Minutes make-up eventually hit 389 against a very low starting price of 119-129 – buy that and you would’ve won 260 times your initial bet. Back a Goals x Shirts spread of 101-115, meanwhile, and a make-up of 744 could have made you 629 times your original wager.

Kiwis destroys Root and co. – New Zealand v England
With a solid 353 in their 1st innings, and New Zealand pinned back at 144/4 by the end of Day 2, England looked in control of the 1st Test at Bay Oval. However, fuelled by an astonishing double-century from BJ Watling, the Kiwis eventually declared at a whopping 615-9, leaving the visitors with a mountain of a task in their 2nd innings. They didn’t even come close. A measly 197 runs later and they were all out, the hosts winning by an innings and 65 runs.

If you’d backed Watling to be the Test’s star, and bought him at a Runs spread of 24-39, you would have been rewarded with a handsome 166 times your initial stake.

As for the NZ/Eng 1st Innings Supremacy, buying at 10-30 left you with 232 times your opening bet thanks to the 262 runs difference between the two sides.