Daily Spread Betting Round-up
Last-minute heartbreak for Wolves and a stroll in the park for Shakhtar Donetsk – but how much could you’ve won from Tuesday’s Europa League fixtures? It’s the Daily Sports Spread Betting Roundup! When was the last time Sevilla won the Europa League?After 383 days, Wolves’ 2019/20 season finally came to an end on Tuesday, as they suffered a 1-0 defeat to Europa League record-holders Sevilla. It almost got off to a dream start. In the 13th minute Wolves were awarded a penalty. Up stepped Raul Jimenez, a man with a perfect spot-kick record across 8 attempts for the club. And his missed.From then on Wolves struggled, though they didn’t capitulate until the 88th minute, as Sevilla top scorer Lucas Ocampos headed in his first European goal of the season. Buy Ocampos at a PGM spread of 16-19, and you came away with 69 times your initial stake.Even better, back Ocampos at a Headed PGM spread of just 2-4, and you won 84 times your opening bet. Setting up a semi-final against Man United, Sevilla are looking to add a 6th title to their trophy cabinet, and their first since 2016. Who will Shakhtar Donetsk face in the Europa League semi-final?Once again coming up trumps for football spread betting fans, Shakhtar Donetsk hammered FC Basel 4-1 to set up a semi-final against Inter Milan. Reaching the semis for the first time since 2016 – where they lost 5-3 on aggregate to Sevilla – the Ukrainians didn’t take their time, with Junior Moraes scoring after 2 minutes. Sell a 1st Match Goal spread of 33-36, and you picked up 31 times your initial bet. Taison doubled that lead in the 22nd minute, before Alan Patrick converted a 75th minute spot-kick to make it 3-0. Buy a Penalty Goal Minute spread of 13-16, and that’s 59 times your original stake. Dodo made it 4-0 in the 88th minute, before Ricky van Wolfswinkel pulled one back for Basel in injury time. Those last couple of goals especially pushed the Total Goal Minutes market to 277 against a starting spread of 141-151. That’s a potential 126 times your opening wager. With 15 corners total – 7 for Shakhtar and 8 for Basel – the Cross-Corners makeup came in at 56. Buy at a starting spread of 20-23, and you picked up 33 times your initial bet. If you went really big, and bought a Total Goal Minutes x Corners spread of 1340-1440, and a makeup of 4155 left you with a massive 2715 times your opening stake. When are the Europa League semi-finals?Manchester United will take on Sevilla on Sunday 16th August, at 8pm on BT Sport 1. Meanwhile, on Monday 17th August, Inter Milan face Shakhtar Donetsk, at 8pm on BT Sport 1.The final will then be held on Friday 21st August.
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