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What happened in the Monday Night Football?
Everton won for the first time in nine games, beating Arsenal 2-1 in an exhilarating game that swung one way and then the other before Demarai Gray smashed in a wonderful injury time winner to send the Goodison faithful into raptures and ease the pressure on Rafa Benitez. Martin Odegaard opened the scoring, and when Richarlison had not one but two goals chalked off for marginal decisions only uncovered with the use of VAR it looked to be another one of those nights for the beleaguered Blues, but the Brazlian did eventually get on the scoresheet with a legitimate goal in the 80the minute setting up Gray’s grandstand finish.
Everton Total Goal Minutes (settled at 169)
They may have left it late, but Everton eventually got the job done, and despite having two goals rules out after VAR intervention, their Total Goal Minutes sailed over. Punters who bought before the game, when then spread was set at 54-62, won 107 times their bet.
What happened in the other Monday Night Football?
In terrible weather not conducive to playing free and flowing American football, the New England Patriots won their seventh game in a row with a determined 14-10 win at Buffalo. With 40ph gusts preventing the passing games for both sides, Damien Harris ran in a 64-yard touchdown and Nick Folk kicked both his field goal attempts as New England improved to 6-0 on the road, 9-4 overall.
Buffalo Multi-Points (settled at 21)
We told yesterday how we’d seen plenty of selling of this spread, set at 112-132. Whether New England’s defensive reputation preceded them – they hadn’t conceded a second half point in the past three games – or punters got wind of the big storm approaching, selling Buffalo Multi-Point proved the right move at the spread of 112-132, sellers making 81 times their money.
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