Man United and Arsenal need to ensure their place in the last-16, while Wolves are likely already there – but what should you be looking out for? It’s the Spread Bets of the Day!

1. Man United v Club Brugge – Odion Ighalo SMM, 34-40
Since joining in January, Odion Ighalo is yet to start for Man United, and yet to score. At least one of those things could change on Thursday, when Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side host Club Brugge at 8pm on BT Sport 2.

Despite drawing the 1st leg 1-1, the red half of Manchester narrowly have the advantage thanks to Anthony Martial’s away goal.

Yet Solskjaer may be tempted to rest Martial ahead of Sunday’s trip to Everton, as United desperately tries to cling onto the Champions League-nabbing 5th place in the face of stiff competition from Spurs, Sheffield, Wolves and maybe even Arsenal.

If the Frenchman is benched, then Ighalo could be the man to make a different on Thursday. Spreadex are offering him at a SMM spread of 34-40.

2. Arsenal v Olympiakos – Arsenal/Olympiakos Goal Supremacy, 1-1.2
The Gunners are in one of their better spells – probably the best since Mikel Arteta took over. In fact, they haven’t actually lost a game in 2020.

And while they’ve draw 4 of their 10 games, they’ve won back-to-back fixtures in the league, are in the 5th round of the FA Cup, and have a 1-0 lead – and an away goal – to protect when they host Olympiakos at 8pm on BT Sport 3.

Though the Greeks are formidable domestically – unbeaten in 29 games in all competitions – in Europe they’ve won just once. That’s why Spreadex are offering an Arsenal/Olympiakos Goal Supremacy spread of 1-1.2.

3. Espanyol v Wolves – Total Goals, 2.35-2.55
Unlike United and Arsenal, Wolves can be fairly confident about their place in the last-16. They hammered La Liga relegation candidates Espanyol 4-0 in the 1st leg, Diogo Jota’s hat-trick providing the thrust of that win.

Job basically done, Wolves may turn their attentions to Sunday’s trip to Tottenham, a game that provides them with a chance to swap places with Spurs.

Given that we could expect a score line far lower than the one seen this time last week – Spreadex are offering a Total Goals spread of 2.35-2.55.

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