Everton and West Ham shock their larger city siblings, and Man United keep their nose in the title race – but how much money did football spread betting punters win?

When was the last time Everton beat Liverpool at Anfield?
For the first time at Anfield since 1999 – and the first time full stop since 2010 – Everton beat Liverpool in the Merseyside derby.

Coming off the Toffees’ 3-1 loss to City and the Reds’ mid-week victory in Europe, Spreadex was offering a Liverpool/Everton Goal Supremacy spread of 1.4-1.6. Sell at that price, and Everton’s 2-0 win made you 3.4 times your initial stake.

The visitors didn’t mess about showing their hosts they meant business, with Richarlison putting them in front after 3 minutes. Sell a 1st Everton Goal spread of 63-66, and you picked up 60 times your opening bet.

An 83rd minute spot-kick from Gylfi Sigurdsson then sealed the deal, while also making anyone who bought an Everton Penalty Goal Minutes spread 4-6 a handy 77 times their original wager.

Now level on points with Liverpool, but with a game in hand, where will Everton finish this season? Spreadex has them at a Finishing Positions spread of 7.5-8.5, compared to Liverpool at 4.05-4.45.

How many league goals has Bruno Fernandes scored in 2020/21?
Keeping City’s lead at the top to 10 points, Man United saw off Newcastle 3-1 in Sunday’s main event.

Once again Bruno Fernandes was in the driving seat, with an assist for Daniel James’s 57th minute lead-restorer, alongside a 75th minute spot-kick of his own.

Buy his Assist Minutes spread of 21-24, and that’s 33 times your initial bet. Or, buy his Player Goal Minutes spread of 28-30 for 45 times your opening stake. Fernandes is not only in the running for player of the season, but the 2020/21 Golden Boot – on 15 league goals, he is only 2 behind Mo Salah.

That late spot-kick was also instrumental in pushing the Total Goal Minutes market to 198. Buy at 146-156, and you won 42 times your original bet.

What are the odds on West Ham finishing in the top 4?
If not quite as shocking as Everton’s derby win, West Ham’s 2-1 victory over Tottenham was still a milestone moment in the seasons of David Moyes and Jose Mourinho.

It took 5 minutes for Michail Antonio to put the Hammers in front, before Jesse Lingard – now on 3 goals in 4 games since joining on loan – made it 2-0 just after half time. Back Lingard at a Player Goal Minutes spread of 6-9, and that’s 38 times your starting stake.

While Mourinho has overseen 5 defeats in 6 league games, Moyes has elevated West Ham to 4th place, 2 points above Chelsea. If they can keep hold of that spot, it will be their greatest ever Premier League finish. Sadly, Spreadex has them at a Finishing Positions spread of 5.8-6.8 – though that is ahead of Spurs at 7.35-7.85.