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Weekend Winners
With Raheem Sterling grabbing the only goal of the game in a tight victory for the Three Lions, how much did punters end up making? We look at 5 of the best bets from England v Croatia.

Raheem Sterling Player Goal Minutes (PGMs)
With Sterling grabbing his (and the game’s) only goal on 57 minutes, his PGM makeup settled at 57. If you had bought at the pre-match spread of 14-17, you would have made 40x your initial stake.

Luka Modric Performance
The Croats will surely have been relying on their playmaker veteran to pull the strings in midfield and be at the heart of any impressive attacking play and be the beating heart of the team. Modric produced a solid match and ended with a Performance result of 78. If you had bought at a pre-match spread of 56-61, you would have made 17x your initial stake.

Total Completed Passes
For those who expected a match with slow build-ups and lots of possession play, the total passing stats were on the lower side. With a makeup of 775 against a pre-match spread of 820-850, those who decided to sell would have made 45x their initial stake.

Shirt Numbers
With England No.10 Sterling the only goalscorer, the Shirt Numbers makeup was another on the lower side compared to the pre-match spread. Had you sold at 29-32, you would be sitting on a profit of 19x your initial stake.

Corners Squared
In a match that surprisingly only featured (2!) total corners for both teams combined, there was massive profit to be made on the Corners Squared market. With a pre-match spread of 96-107 and a makeup of just 4, anyone selling would have made 92x their opening wager.

Monday Previews
Monday evening’s action features Robert Lewandowski’s Poland side in action against Slovakia, with the record-breaking Bayern striker looking to continue staking his claim for this year’s Ballon D’Or with an impressive performance on the international stage. Lewandowski is available on a SMM spread of 51-59, and Poland are available on the fixed odds at 17/20, with Slovakia at 17/4 and the Draw at 9/4. The match will kick-off at 5pm and be shown on ITV 1. View the rest of our prices here.

The evening’s action focuses on Spain against Sweden, with Luis Enrique’s side now featuring a blend of youth and experience, aiming to reclaim the glories of the previous generation of Spanish sides who dominated all before them between 2008-2012. The Spanish are available at a Goal Supremacy spread of 1.3-1.5, and on the fixed odds at 4/11 to grab an opening victory. The underdog Swedes will be without the injured Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who had to pull out of the squad, and are available at long odds of 9/1. The draw is available at 4/1. The match will kick-off at 8pm and be shown live on BBC 1. View all our prices here.



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