Championship Matchweek 13 Betting Preview - Spreadex Clubs

We take a look at some of the latest fixed odds*, spread betting odds* and news ahead of the upcoming Match Week 13 fixtures for Spreadex-partnered clubs, including principal partners Sunderland.

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SWANSEA V SUNDERLAND, SATURDAY 3PM

While the hosts have won three on the bounce to lift themselves into the promotion places, Sunderland have had three consecutive draws since their 3-0 win over Reading and will be eager to get back to winning ways - with that win coincidentally also being on the road.

The home side indeed come into the match as favourites, with a Goal Supremacy spread of Swansea/Sunderland 0.2 - 0.4. The visitors are available at 12/5 on the fixed odds, with the draw also at 12/5 and Swansea at 13/10.

The Black Cats lost the last two meetings when both sides were in the Premier League, and neither of those matches saw both teams scoring. 'No' on the Both to Score market is available at Evens on the fixed odds.

COVENTRY V BURNLEY, SATURDAY 3PM 

Vincent Kompany's Clarets just can't stop drawing seemingly, as they produced a third in five games in midweek. Visiting the league's basement side Coventry, this will surely be an excellent chance for the Clarets to get back to winning ways and keep pace at the top end of the table.

Burnley are the pre-match favourites to grab an away win, at 13/10 on the fixed odds and with a Goal Supremacy of 0.1 - 0.3. Coventry are at 21/10 to grab three points, while a draw is at 12/5. The last five meetings between these sides have seen three draws, so will the Clarets once again only grab a solitary point for the eighth time this season?

Burnley's Connor Roberts got on the scoresheet last time out, so be sure to check our pre-match Player Goal Mins and fixed odds goalscorer prices before the match.

huddersfield V HULL, SUNDAY 12pm

Huddersfield's problems are still very much present, but they showed a lot of fight and determination to grab a 3-3 draw against one of the form teams in the league in Luton during the midweek fixtures. Back at home again, they will be hopeful of a victory against a Hull side who have lost four of the last five matches.

Spreadex do have the home side as slight pre-match favourites, at 0.15 - 0.35, at 13/10 on the fixed odds with the draw at 23/10 and Hull at 9/4. Total Goals are available at 2.4 - 2.6, with Total Goal Minutes at 123 - 133.

H2H history bodes well for the Terriers, with Huddersfield winning four and drawing one of the last five meetings. The last meeting was a tight 1-0 victory, and the same result can be backed at 13/2 here.

NORWICH V PRESTON, SATURDAY 3PM 

Norwich continued their strong unbeaten form going in midweek but only ended up drawing away at Reading, albeit still moving level at the top of the league with that solitary point. They will be looking to get back to winning ways against low-scoring Preston though, who themselves will be confident after beating the struggling West Brom.

Spreadex have installed the Canaries as heavy favourites, with Norwich available on the fixed odds at 8/11, with Preston at 4/1 and the draw 27/10. On the spread betting Goal Supremacy market this translates to Norwich/Preston 0.65 – 0.85.

The last five meetings between the sides suggest a tighter affair though, with the last two being score-draws. Match To Be Drawn & Over 1.5 Goals is available at 18/5.

WEST BROM V LUTON, SATURDAY 3PM

The Baggies form continued to stutter in midweek with a hugely disappointing defeat to Preston, and a win against Luton now becomes absolutely crucial for Steve Bruce's men. Luton are unbeaten in four and are unlikely to be pushovers though, so the home side will need the Hawthorns crowd to be the 12th man here.

Despite their poor form, Spreadex have installed the Baggies as pre-match favourites at 19/20, with Luton at 3/1 and the draw 13/5. On the spread betting Goal Supremacy market this translates to West Brom/Luton 0.45 – 0.65.

Although Luton won the most recent meeting between the sides, West Brom had four consecutive wins before that, with the last match at the Hawthorns being a 3-2 win. With Luton drawing 3-3 in midweek, this one may have a similar amount of goals, and another 3-2 win for the Baggies can be backed at 18/1.