Top 3 bet for Monday's football, T20 & NFL

Who is playing in tonight’s Monday Night Football?

Wolves can leapfrog tonight’s opponents Everton and into the top 10 with a home victory tonight. After losing four of their first five games this season under new coach Bruno Lage, Wolves are unbeaten in their past four games. Everton seem to be going in the opposite direction, starting with one loss in seven games but losing the last two, including a shocking 5-2 home defeat by Watford in their last game. The Toffees won home and away against Wolves last season but they need an upturn in form if that is to be repeated.

Raul Jimenez Player Goal Minutes (21-24)

Jimenez has scored in each of the four games he’s played against Everton since coming to the Premier League, and that record has seen some buying in his Player Goals Minutes market. The Mexican marksman has only scored one goal so far this season, the winner at Southampton, but he has turned provider on a number of occasions for new strike partner Hwang Hee-Chan. Will lining up against one of his favourite opponents help him find his own shooting boots tonight?

Are England in the T20 World Cup Semi-Finals yet?

England can take their place in the semi-finals with a fourth win in four games of what has been the perfect T20 World Cup campaign so far. Eoin Morgan’s team have been the best team in the UAE so far, beating the West Indies, Bangladesh and smashing Australia on Saturday. The bowling attack is looking balanced, dangerous and hard to score off, and the batters all look in big-hitting form. Sri Lanka chased down 172 to beat Bangladesh, but defeats against the Aussies and South Africa have left them in 4th place in Group 1 and in desperate need of a win today.

England Joy of 6 (102-112)

This market awards 25 points per 6 hit by any of three players, in this case Jos Buttler, Jason Roy and Johnny Bairstow, and given England’s performances so far, we’ve seen patriotic punters buying this spread. Buttler hit five sixes on his own in the thrashing of Australia on Saturday, which if repeated, would be enough on its own to see buyers in profit today. Bairstow managed two maximums from his 11 balls and Roy one, but as we all know, that doesn’t guarantee the English big hitters will be successful again today.

Who is playing in the NFL Monday Night Football?

The Kansas City Chiefs will be aiming to get their season back on track with a rare win against the New York Giants tonight. The Chiefs have only beaten the Giants three times in their 14 meetings, and not since 2013, but they’re decent favourites to move to 4-4 for the season. Star quarter-back Patrick Mahomes has struggled behind a much-changed offensive line, throwing nine interceptions and two fumbles already this season. New York’s Leonard Williams, who has sacks in three of his past four games, will look to disrupt Mahomes as much as possible, but the Giants defence has been pretty bad this season, and the Chiefs should be able to take full advantage.

Darrel Williams Performance (98-108)

New York have struggled against the running game all season, and Darrel Williams will look to exploit that tonight. With Clyde Edwards-Helaire injured, expect Williams to be asked to shoulder more of the load. This market awards 25 points per touchdown scored, and 1 point per rushing or receiving yard. The pressure is on the Chiefs if they have ambitions to make the play-offs, especially given how tough the second half of their schedule looks. Will Mahomes, Williams and the Chiefs handle that pressure?