This weekend’s set of Premier League fixtures has a lot to live up to – but what exactly should football spread betting punters be looking out for? It’s the Sports Spread Bets of the Weekend!

What are the odds on Timo Werner scoring against Crystal Palace?
Needing a settled, confident performance, Chelsea host Crystal Palace in Saturday’s opener, at 12.30pm on BT Sport 1.

Though they lost on penalties to Spurs, Tuesday’s EFL Cup fixture was nevertheless notable for 2 things: the debut of keeper Eduoard Mendy, and Timo Werner’s first competitive goal for the Blues.

Will Werner score his first Premier League goal this weekend? Spreadex are offering the German at a PGM spread of 29-32, a SMM spread of 44-51, and Evens fixed odds to score anytime.

What are the odds on Chelsea beating Crystal Palace? Though their visitors did deservedly win against Man United, Spreadex are offering a Chelsea/Crystal Palace Goal Supremacy spread of 1.2-1.4.

How many goals will Everton score against Brighton?
Red hot at the moment, Everton could go top with a win over Brighton this Saturday, at 3pm on BT Sport 1.

The Toffees have 6 wins in 6 in all competitions, with 20 goals scored and only 6 conceded. Dominic Calvert-Lewin, meanwhile, is on a tear, and already has 2 hat-tricks to his name this season.

Will it be another big score line against the Seagulls? Spreadex is offering a fairly timid Everton/Brighton Goal Supremacy spread of 0.65-0.85, with a Total Goals spread of 2.7-2.9.

What are the odds on Leeds beating Man City?
After running Liverpool close, and beating Fulham and Sheffield, Leeds host Man City this Saturday, at 5.30pm on Sky Sports Premier League.

There’s never a good time to play City. There are worse moments, however, than Guardiola and co. coming off a league loss to Leicester and a mid-week trip to Burnley.

According to our spreads, the hosts don’t stand much of a chance, at a Man City/Leeds (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 1.4-1.6, with a Total Goals spread of 3.5-2.7 and a Total Goal Minutes spread fo 177-192. City are also odds on at 4/11, to Leeds’ 13/2.

Yet the same was said before their opener at Anfield, and though they didn’t win that game, they were nevertheless impressive. Can they go one better this weekend?

How quickly will Fulham concede against Wolves?
Fulham are a shambles. Will they do any better when they travel to Wolves this Sunday, at 2pm on Sky Sports Premier League?

The longest Fulham’s defence have lasted in the league is 8 minutes, against Arsenal. Leeds then scored after 5 minutes, while Villa found the back of the net in 4 minutes. With that in mind it might be worth keeping an eye on a 1st Wolves Goal spread of 45-58.

As for the overall result, Spreadex is offering a Wolves/Fulham Goal Supremacy spread of 1-1.2, with a Total Goals spread of 2.35-2.55.

What are the odds on Tottenham beating Man United?
Spurs play their 4th fixture in the space of a week as Mourinho returns to Old Trafford this Sunday, at 4.30pm on Sky Sports Premier League.

It’s been a fairly successful run for Tottenham, even if it started with a disappointing draw against Newcastle. They came back from behind to beat Chelsea on pens in the EFL Cup, and emphatically booked their spot in the Europa League proper with a 7-2 win over Maccabi Haifa.

But will that come at the expensive of the league? Spreadex is offering a Man United/Tottenham Goal Supremacy spread of 0.5-0.7, with the hosts odds on at 10/11 to the visitors’ 3/1. It might also be an idea to keep an eye on a Bookings spread of 44-48.

What are the odds on Liverpool winning the title?
Finally, in Sunday night’s headliner, Liverpool travel to Aston Villa at 7.15pm on Sky Sports Premier League.

After City’s loss to Leicester and Monday’s win over Arsenal, Liverpool are now firm favourites for the title, odds on at 5/6 with an unbeaten a Season Points spread of 87.5-89.

And what are the odds on Aston Villa being relegated? Pre-season favourites to go down, Villa are now at a Finishing Position spread of 13-14.5, with a fixed odds price of 15/4.

That doesn’t mean they’re winning on Sunday, however. Spreadex are offering a Liverpool/Aston Villa (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 1.5-1.7.

Disclaimer: quoted prices are subject to change.