Can Arsenal beat Liverpool once again? Will Fulham get their first points of the season? And what should football spread betting fans be watching out for? It’s the Sports Spread Bets of the Day!

What are the odds on Arsenal beating Liverpool?
In a huge early Premier League clash, Liverpool host Arsenal in the first of 2 fixtures between the pair this week, at 8pm on Sky Sports Premier League.

This is the 3rd time in 3 months that these sides have met. Arsenal won 2-1 back in July, before beating the Reds on penalties in the FA Community Shield at the end of August. Yet before that, you need to go back to April 4th 2015 to find a Gunners victory over Liverpool.

As for this 2020/21 proper, both are unbeaten. Liverpool survived a 4-3 thriller against Leeds, before seeing off Chelsea 2-0. In the EFL Cup their 2nd string side blasted past Lincoln 7-2, setting up against visit from the Gunners on Thursday.

Arsenal, meanwhile, breezed past Fulham 3-0, but had to fight for a 2-1 win over West Ham. Better was their 2-0 victory over Leicester in the EFL Cup last Wednesday.

What are the odds on Mohamed Salah scoring against Arsenal? He has a chunky Player Goal Minutes spread of 36-39, a SMM spread of 61-71, and is odds on to score anytime at 4/6.

What are the odds on Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scoring against Liverpool? He’s at a rather low – for him, at least – PGM spread of 21-24, SMM spread of 32-38, and fixed odds of 6/4.

After City’s one-sided defeat to Leicester, what are the odds on Liverpool winning the league? For the first time since the season began, the Reds top Spreadex’s Season Points table, at 86.5-88, with a Premier League Index spread of 46-50 to City’s 44-48. They both share a Finishing Position spread of 1.55.-1.75, meanwhile, but with Liverpool at fixed odds of 21/20 to City’s 13/10.

As for their visitors, what are the odds on Arsenal finishing in the top 4? At a Season Points spread of 64.5-66 and a Finishing Positions spread of 5.2-6.2, they are still behind Liverpool, City, Chelsea and Man United. They’re also at 13/8 fixed odds to finish in the top 4. A victory on Monday, however, would likely change that.

Spreadex are offering a pretty conclusive Liverpool/Arsenal Goal Supremacy spread of 1.05-1.25, with a Total Goals spread of 3.3-3.5 and a Total Goal Minutes spread of 167-182. The Gunners, meanwhile, are at 17/4 fixed odds to pick up all 3 points.

Where will Aston Villa finish this season?
Pre-season this looked like a battle between potential relegation candidates – is that still the case, as Aston Villa travel to Fulham at 5.45pm on Sky Sports Premier League?

Looking at Spreadex’s long-term prices, Fulham are still odds on to go down at 40/85, followed by West Brom at 4/7, and now Sheffield United – who have seen a notable shift in their hopes for the season – at 15/8.

The Cottagers also have the worst Season Points spread, at 30.5-32, and Finishing Position spread, at 17.25-18.75.

In comparison, Villa are 13/5 to get relegated, with a Season Points spread of 39.5-41 and a Finishing Positions spread of 14-15.5 – effectively swapping places with the Blades.

In terms of Monday night, Spreadex are offering an Aston Villa/Fulham (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 0-0.2, with a Total Goals spread of 2.4-2.6.

What are the odds on Ollie Watkins scoring against Fulham? The former Brentford boy is at a PGM spread of 19-22, and fixed odds of 13/8.

And what are the odds of Aleksandar Mitrovic scoring against Aston Villa? He is at a strong PGM of 22-25, and fixed odds of 7/5.