Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Zlatan Ibrahimović both scored braces on Monday night – but who won football spread betting fans more money? It’s the Daily Sports Spread Betting Roundup!

Where will Arsenal finish in the 2020/21 Premier League?
The only team Aubameyang has scored against since December 16th is Newcastle. First, in the FA Cup a week and a half ago and, now, in the league, with his brace on Tuesday taking his total this season to just 8 in all competitions.

With goals in the 50th and 77th minutes, his SMM makeup shot up to 204. Buy at 50-58, and the Gabonese forward won you 146 times your initial stake.

Sandwiched in between Auba’s brace, Bukayo Saka continued to be one of the consistent highlights of Arteta’s Arsenal, getting his 3rd goal in 6 games at the hour mark. Buy the 19-year old at a PGM spread of 12-15, and that’s 45 times your starting bet.

Buying an Arsenal/Newcastle Goal Supremacy spread of 1.2-1.4, meanwhile, netted you 1.6 times your original wager.

Arsenal now find themselves in 10th place, though they have played 4 games more than Aston Villa in 11th, and 1 more than West Ham in 9th. That’s now put them at a Season Points spread of 56-57.5, and has lifted their odds on finishing in the top 4 from 16/1 to 14/1.

How old is Zlatan Ibrahimović?
39-years old and still banging in goals. Helping restore AC Milan’s 3 point lead at the top of Serie A, Zlatan got a brace against Cagliari on Monday night.

He didn’t hang about, converting a penalty in the 7th minute, before getting his 2nd in the 52nd minute. That pushed his SMM spread to 111, against a starting spread of 59-69 – that’s 42 times your opening stake.

How many goals has Ibrahimović scored in the Serie A this season? The big Swede is now on 12 goals, 3 behind league-leader, and fellow age-defying forward, Cristiano Ronaldo.

Milan had to see out the game with 10-men, following a 2nd yellow for Alexis Saelemaekers in the 74th minute. That contributed to the Total Card Minutes makeup hitting 426 – buy at 319-349, and you won 77 times your original bet.

When was the last time AC Milan won Serie A? It’s been a decade, the club last winning in 2010-11 in a season where Zlatan scored 14 goals, a tally he should easily surpass in 20/21.