The first North London Derby of 2019/20 and a high-profile Rugby World Cup warm-up, feature in our Spread Bets of the Day!

1. Southampton vs Man United – Southampton to win match, 23-27.8
Man United have just 3 wins in their last 15 competitive games, most recently losing to Crystal Palace. The Saints, meanwhile, finally got off the ground with a 2-0 victory in Brighton, followed up by a narrow 1-0 EFL Cup win over Fulham.

Will United slip up again? It would be a major boost if the hosts were to nab all 3 points, with Spreadex offering a binary Southampton to win match spread of 23-27.8


2. Burnley vs Liverpool – Total Goals, 2.95-3.15
As the only club with a perfect record, Liverpool likely don’t have anything to be worried about when they travel to a Burnley side that crashed out of the Carabao Cup at home to Sunderland. The Reds have scored 9 times in the league so far; they’ve also conceded in every day.

Factor in that last season saw Liverpool win 3-1 away and 4-2 at home, and a Total Goals spread of 2.95-3.15 could be worth keeping an eye on.


3. Everton vs Wolves – Moise Kean SMM, 21-26
With 3 draws on the trot suggesting they are already feeling the impact of the Europa League, Wolves could do with a win this weekend, just to show that they can cope with the stresses of the competition. Everton, meanwhile, were shocked at Aston Villa last weekend, suffering a 2-0 defeat against the recently promoted side.

On Sunday Moise Kean could be the one to watch. The Italian is set to make his full debut against Molineux’s finest, and, at a SMM spread of 21-26, will be looking to open his account at Goodison Park.


4. Arsenal vs Tottenham – Bookings, 50-54
Both Gunners and Spurs alike are coming off a loss last week – the former, rather predictably, against Liverpool; the latter in a shock against Newcastle. That could make Sunday’s North London Derby even more ill-tempered, each club desperate to immediately get back on track.

This fixture last season saw 6 yellows and a red cord Jan Vertonghen, while at White Hart Lane it was Lucas Torreira getting sent off. With that in mind, Spreadex are offering a Bookings spread of 50-54.


5. Wales vs Ireland – Ireland/Wales (h) Points Supremacy, 0-3
Bouncing back from a 33-19 loss at Twickenham, Wales’ World Cup warm-up win over England on August 17th saw them leapfrog New Zealand to become rugby union’s world no. 1s. Ireland, meanwhile, spent last weekend getting battered by Eddie Jones’ side, leaving London with a nasty 57-15 loss.

It is maybe something of a surprise, then, that Spreadex are offering an Ireland/Wales (h) Points Supremacy spread of 0-3.

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