It’s a jam-packed Tuesday night for football, including the Championship and Champions League qualifiers. But what makes the Spread Bets of the Day?

1. Hull vs Blackburn – Jarrod Bowen SMM, 30-36
There’s been a bit of everything for Hull already this season, the Tigers managing a loss, a win and a draw in their opening 3 games. For the Rovers, meanwhile, it took until the weekend for them to pick up their first points, beating Middlesbrough 1-0.

Hull’s Jarrod Bowen has scored in their last 2 games, and goes into Tuesday night at a SMM spread of 30-36. For comparison, Blackburn’s Bradley Dack and Danny Graham are both at 27-32, with one goal apiece.


2. Derby vs Bristol City – Multicorners, 23-26
Doing better than Frank Lampard’s new wards, Derby are yet to lose a game, even if they have drawn their last 2 fixtures. As for Bristol, an opening loss to Leeds was followed by a draw in Birmingham and a win over QPR.

Hopefully the trip to Pride Park will provide some back and forth action, with Spreadex offering a Multicorners spread of 23-26.


3. APOEL vs Ajax – Penalty SMMs, 19-23
Forced to go the long way round, Ajax almost slipped up in the 3rd round of qualifying against PAOK, narrowly beating the Greek side 5-4 on aggregate. That’s set up a trip to the same kind of area, with the Dutch title holders –and last season’s Champions League semi-finalists – travelling to APOEL in Cyprus.

Ajax managed to tease out 3 penalties in that 2nd leg against PAOK – Dusan Tadic missed the 1st, but converted the other 2. APOEL, meanwhile, have scored from the spot twice, once against Sutjeska Niksic and again against Qarabag. That means the Penalty SMMs spread of 19-23 could be worth watching.


4. CFR Cluj vs Slavia Prague – Match to be drawn, 28.5-33.4
CFR Cluj are yet to lose a home leg during qualifying, beating Astana 3-1 and Maccabi Tel Aviv 1-0 before drawing with Celtic 1-0. Slavia Prague – who are entering the competition at this stage – may have a tough time breaking down the resilient Romanians, hence a Match to be drawn binary spread of 28.5-33.4.


5. LASK vs Club Brugge – LASK/Club Brugge Goal Supremacy, -0.1-0.1
Eventually besting Dynamo Kiev 4-3 on aggregate – the 2nd leg saw a scramble of goals in the final few minutes – Club Brugge now move onto LASK. The Austrian runners-up surprisingly knocked out Champions League regulars FC Basel, who themselves had dispatched of PSV Eindhoven, 5-2 on aggregate.

That makes Tuesday’s meeting somewhat hard to call, leading Spreadex to offer a choice LASK/Club Brugge Goal Supremacy spread of –0.1-0.1.


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