Which teams were relegated on the final day of 2019/20? Who is heading to Europe? And how much could you’ve won? It’s the Daily Sports Spread Betting Roundup!

Can Arsenal still play in Europe next season?
Shockingly, firing their manager with 2 games to go didn’t improve Watford’s chances of survival. After a thumping from Man City, the Hornets lost what is going to be their final Premier League game for a least a season 3-2 at Arsenal.

Giving away a spot-kick within 5 minutes of kick-off was the worst way for Watford to start the fixture. It did mean, however, that football spread betting fans made 27 times their initial stake by selling a 1st Match Goal spread of 32-35.

A 2nd penalty, this time for the visitors in the 43rd minute, then pushed the Penalty SMMs makeup to 91, against a starting spread of 19-23. That’s 68 times your opening bet.

Finishing in a 25-year low 9th place, Arsenal’s hopes of Europe next season now rest on Saturday’s FA Cup final.

What is the record number of penalties awarded in a single Premier League season?
Man United were awarded their 14th penalty of the season on Sunday, beating the 13 given to Leicester in 2015/16 and Crystal Palace in 2004/05.

Bruno Fernandes scored his 5th spotkick, and 10th goal, of the season in the 71st minute, helping condemn Leicester to the Europa League while securing a top 4 finish for United.

Buy a Fernandes PGM or Penalty Goal Minutes spread of 13-16, and that’s 55 times your initial stake for both bets.

How many goals did Man City score in 2019/20?
Sending off Norwich in style, Man City won 5-0 on Sunday, putting their Premier League tally at 102 – 34 of which came post-restart. What is the record for most goals scored in a Premier League season? Well, that still belongs to the City side of 2017/18, who bagged 106.

With a makeup of 308, buying an incredibly high Total Goal Minutes spread of 237-252 still won you 56 times your original wager.

Meanwhile Kevin de Bruyne capped off another excellent season with a brace, creating a SMM makeup of 225. Buy the Belgian at 39-45, and you picked up 180 times your initial bet.

Will Eddie Howe be fired?
Despite beating the Toffees 3-1 – sell an Everton/Bournemouth Goal Supremacy of 0.05-0.25, and that’s 2.05 times your opening stake – the Cherries still went down thanks to Villa’s draw at West Ham.

What now for Eddie Howe? The 42-year old has taken Bournemouth from League One to the Championship to the Premier League, and (partially) back again. Is his time at Dean Court now up?