What are the odds on Tottenham reaching the Europa League? How many goals will Man City score against Bournemouth? And can Arsenal stop Liverpool reaching 100 Premier League points? It’s the Sports Spread Bets of the Day!

What are the best football spread bets for Burnley v Wolves?
Both Burnley and Wolves desperately need the win to keep their respective European hopes alive, at 6pm on BBC One.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s side are in 6th place on 55 points, 4 behind Leicester in 4th but only 1 ahead of Sheffield United in 7th. What are the odds on Wolves finishing in the top 4? They don’t look great, with Spreadex offering a Premier League Index spread of 0.5-0.2, where 3rd place is worth 20 points, 4th place 10 and 5th place 5.

The Clarets, meanwhile, are in 10th, 5 points adrift of Wednesday’s visitors. They need to shrink that gap if they are to stay any chance of making the Europa League.

Who is going to win between Burnley and Wolves? Well, despite the Clarets being unbeaten in 5 games, Spreadex are offering a Wolves/Burnley (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 0.5-0.7.

What are the odds on Bournemouth avoiding relegation?
Man City are in terrifying form – will Bournemouth become their latest victims, at 6pm on Sky Sports Premier League?

Last season’s champions have only conceded thrice since the restart, while scoring 25 goals in 8 games across the league and FA Cup. At the weekend they got their 3rd 5-0 victory of the no fans era at Brighton, just 3 days after they posted the same score line against Newcastle.

That’s why Spreadex is offering a Total Goals spread of 3.8-4, with a Total Goal Minutes spread of 190-205.

Sat in 18th, 3 points behind Watford, realistically the Cherries cannot lose on Wednesday night. Nor can they afford a goal difference-sinking score line. But what are the odds on Bournemouth getting relegated? Spreadex has them at a Relegation Index spread of 14-17, compared to Aston Villa on 15-18 and Watford on 1-3. That’s where 19th place gets 25 points and 18th place gets 10.

What are the odds on Harry Kane scoring against Newcastle?
Even with their North London derby win, Tottenham have been all over the place since the restart. How will they fare in Newcastle, at 6pm on BT Sport 1?

Facing an uphill battle, what are the odds on Tottenham finishing in the top 4? Or even top 6? Spreadex has Spurs at a Premier League Index spread of just 0-0.5.

Part of the problem is that Harry Kane is still trying to find his feet post-injury comeback, with just 2 goals in the last 6 games. Heading to St James’s Park, the England forward sits at a Player Goal Minutes spread of 49-57.

What are the odds on Arsenal beating Liverpool?
It’s a worrying sign for Arsenal that they find themselves in the same situation as Burnley. The Gunners host Liverpool at 8.15pm on Sky Sports Premier League.

What is Arsenal’s worst ever Premier League finish? That’d be 1994/95, when they came in 12th. And though it is unlikely Mikel Arteta’s side will end up in the bottom half of the table, they are still on track for their lowest placement since then.

Meanwhile, how many points away are Liverpool from equalling Man City’s Premier League record? They need 7 to match it, and 8 to beat it – with 3 games left to play, a failure to win at Arsenal would mean they couldn’t surpass that total.

Luckily for Klopp and co., Spreadex is offering a Liverpool/Arsenal (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 0.55-0.75, with a Total Goals spread of 3-3.2.

Disclaimer: quoted prices are subject to change.