Escalating an already bonkers 20/21, Spurs beat Man United 6-1 and Aston Villa thumped Liverpool 7-2 – but how much could football spread betting fans have won? It’s the Daily Sports Spread Betting Roundup!

What is the worst loss of Klopp’s managerial career?
In Liverpool’s heaviest defeat for 57 years, and the worst of Klopp’s career, Aston Villa stunned the defending champions with a 7-2 win on Sunday night.

Let’s get straight into it, as we have a lot to get through! A 1st half hat-trick for Ollie Watkins saw the summer signing’s SMM makeup shoot to 165. Buy at 22-27, and that’s 138 times your initial stake.

He may have scored one less, but Jack Grealish’s late brace saw him finish with a better SMM makeup of 216. Buy at just 10-14, and that’s 202 times your opening bet.

Grealish wasn’t done there. A trio of assists sent his AM makeup to 81, against a starting price of 4-7. That means you could’ve won 74 times your original wager.

Such a consummate showing from Grealish also pushed his Player Performance makeup to 133 – where it’s 25 points per goal, 10 per assist etc. Buy at 50-55, and Grealish won you another 78 times your opening stake.

As for Mo Salah’s consolation brace, a SMM makeup of 153 netted you an 80 times multiplier from a starting spread of 63-73.

In terms of the overall result, buying a Total Goals spread of 3.35-3.55 won you 5.45 times your initial bet. A Total Goal Minutes makeup of 389, meanwhile, meant buying at 168-183 bagged you 206 times your original stake.

And to top it off, sell a Liverpool/Villa (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 1.2-1.4, and you walked away with 6.2 times your opening wager.

One of the pre-season favourites to go down, what are the odds on Aston Villa being relegated? Well, now they’re at a Season Points spread of 45.5-47, a Finishing Position spread of 11.75-13.25, and are 15/2 to face the drop.

Where will Tottenham finish this season?
Finishing a tough week looking as fresh as a daisy, Jose Mourinho’s Tottenham walked away from Old Trafford with an astonishing 6-1 win over Man United on Sunday.

Like with the Liverpool game, let’s not mess about. Bruno Fernandes’s 2nd minute penalty meant selling a 1st Match Goal spread of 33-36 won you 31 times your initial stake.

Combine that with Harry Kane’s 79th minute spotkick and you get a Penalty SMMs makeup of 160. Buy at 28-33 and that’s 127 times your original wager.

Anthony Martial’s game-breaking red card helped send the Bookings makeup to 55, against an opening spread of 43-47. That’s an 8 times multiplier.

As for the match’s braces, Son Heung-min saw a SMM makeup of 81 – buy at 19-21 and that’s 60 times your opening stake.

In comparison, Kane’s SMM makeup hit 189. Back the England forward at 33-39 and you won 150 times your initial bet.

Meanwhile sell a Man United/Tottenham Goal Supremacy spread of 0.3-0.5, and you were left with 5.3 times your starting wager.

Increasing their hopes of a top 4 finish, Spurs are now at a Finishing Position spread of 5.8-6.8, and are 7/4 fixed odds to nab a spot in the Champions League.

Who is favourite to win the Premier League?
After a wild weekend, with those results above, but also league leaders Everton’s 4-2 victory over Brighton, Chelsea’s 4-0 win against Palace, City’s draw at Leeds and Leicester’s loss to West Ham, who exactly is favourite to win the Premier League?

Well, Liverpool and Man City are now neck and neck in terms of the Season Points spreads, with both at 83.5-85. In terms of fixed odds, however, the Reds are at 11/8 to City’s 6/4 – that’s the first time since before the season began that there hasn’t been an odds on favourite.

Everton, meanwhile, are still at a Finishing Positions spread of 6-7.5 despite beating unbeaten, are are long shorts for the title at 14/1. Chelsea are ahead of them at 12/1, with Tottenham at 18/1, Arsenal at 25/1, Leicester at 35/1 and United now at 50/1.