England’s Rugby World Cup final against South Africa, alongside the weekend’s Premier League action, all feature in our Spread Bets of the Day!

1. England v South Africa – Total Points, 36-39
Will England be able to get revenge for their 15-6 loss in the 2007 Rugby World Cup by beating South Africa in Yokohama on Saturday morning?

Eddie Jones’ side are the favourites, at an England/South Africa Goal Supremacy spread of 6-9. The Total Points spread, meanwhile, sits at 36-39, following a pair of semi-finals that saw 26 points and 35 points respectively.

2. Bournemouth v Man United – Marcus Rashford SMM, 28-34
The Cherries are actually on the same 13 points as United, so the visitors could really do with all 3 points this weekend. If they are victorious, that’d be United’s first consecutive league win of the season.

After his heroics against Chelsea in the EFL Cup – including his stunning free-kick winner – Marcus Rashford will be hoping to be the difference maker. He sits at a SMM spread of 28-34.

3. Watford vs Chelsea – Match to be drawn, 21-25
Though they may have lost mid-week in the Carabao Cup, Chelsea are chasing a 5th league victory on the trot when they travel to Watford on Saturday. The Hornets, on the other hand, are the sole side left yet to win a game.

The hosts have, however, drawn their last 3 league fixtures, including away at Tottenham. For that to be the outcome this weekend Spreadex are offering a binary Match to be drawn spread of 21-25.

4. Crystal Palace vs Leicester – Total Goals, 2.45-2.65
You’d imagine for the next few weeks, at least, there is going to be speculation on just how many goals Leicester will score – even if their 9-0 thumping of Southampton was more down to the Saints’ mental collapse.

For their trip to Crystal Palace, Spreadex are offering a Total Goals spread of 2.45-2.65.

5. Everton vs Tottenham – Everton/Tottenham Goal Supremacy, -0.1-0.1
Spurs aren’t doing too great at the moment, without a league win in October (and only 3 league wins full stop). The Toffees are actually worse; the same 3 league wins, but with a couple more losses.

Since all of Everton’s wins have come at home, Sunday’s fixture is incredibly close to call, hence a choice Goal Supremacy spread of -0.1-0.1

Disclaimer: quoted prices are subject to change