Ahead of a weekend that includes the biggest match of the season, and the most intriguing boxing fight of the year, what should you be paying attention to? It’s the Spread Bets of the Day!

1. Liverpool v Man City – Liverpool/Man City Goal Supremacy, 0-0.2
Essentially the reason Liverpool failed to win the title last season was because they lost against Man City. This time out a victory would give them a 9 point lead over the defending champions, a side that have already lost away to Norwich and at home to Wolves.

It’s a proper Sunday night main event, one that, despite the Reds being unbeaten domestically, is incredibly hard to call. The hosts just about have the edge, at a Liverpool/Man City Goal Supremacy spread of 0-0.2.

2. Leicester v Arsenal – Total Goals, 3.05-3.25
There feels like a certain amount of symbolism behind this fixture. Arsenal, for the longest time the epitome of a top 4 side, now suffering their latest identity crisis; Leicester, a couple of seasons on from their historic title win, looking to cement their place as one of the league’s best teams.

Only City have scored more than the Foxes’ 27 goals in 2019/20. No side has been tighter at the back, conceding the same 8 goals as Sheffield United. The Gunners, meanwhile, have a meagre goal different of +1. Spreadex are offering a Total Goals spread of 3.05-3.25.

3. Norwich v Watford – Watford to win match, 34.7-38.1
The sole side yet to win a game this season against the newly promoted team that sits just 2 points above them – it’s a Friday night relegation battle.

Despite the current situation, there have been enough promises signs to suggest both teams could find themselves still in the Premier League by 2020/21. But will the Hornets finally get a mark in the W column – Spreadex are offering a binary Watford to win match spread of 34.7-38.1.

4. Chelsea vs Crystal Palace – Tammy Abraham SMM, 64-74
Looking to overtake Jamie Vardy as the league’s top scorer, and make amends for his early mistake against Ajax, Tammy Abraham is aiming to reach 10 goals when Chelsea host Palace.

The 22-year old heads into Saturday lunchtime at a rather large Super Mega Minutes spread of 64-74.

5. KSI v Logan Paul – Fight Minutes, 11.3-12.3
Last time KSI and Logan Paul fought, back in August 2018 in Manchester, it ended in a slightly suspicious 6 round draw.

This time they have gone professional – no headgear, 10oz gloves – meaning the chances of an actual knockout are far higher. With the American the odds-on favourite at 1/2, Spreadex are offering a Fight Minutes spread of 11.3-12.3.

Disclaimer: quoted prices are subject to change.