City squeak a Greek victory, Atalanta get revenge, and Bayern extend their European winning streak – but how much could football spread betting fans have won? It’s the Daily Sports Spread Betting Roundup!

Have Man City qualified for the Champions League last-16?
It was hardly the most thrilling or convincing rebound from the weekend’s loss to Spurs, but Man City nevertheless reached the next round of the Champions League with 2 games to spare after beating Olympiakos 1-0.

The lone goal came from Phil Foden in the 36th minute. Buy the 20-year old at a PGM spread of 16-19 and you picked up 17 times your initial stake.

Other than that, you largely need to sell spreads to make serious money. Sell a Total Goals spread of 2.8-3, and that’s 1.8 times your opening bet.

Or, sell a Total Goal Minutes price of 143-153, and you were left with 107 times your original wager.

Who do Man City face this Saturday? They host Burnley, at 3pm on BT Sport 1, with Spreadex offering a confident Man City/Burnley Goal Supremacy spread of 2.15-2.35.

Can Liverpool still reach the Champions League last-16?
Up until Wednesday night, Liverpool hadn’t conceded a goal in the 2020/21 Champions League, and looked all set to reach the last-16 with ease. Now, after their 2-0 loss to Atalanta, Group D has been blow wide open.

You needed to sell a Liverpool/Atalanta Goal Supremacy spread of 0.6-0.8 if you wanted to make 2.6 times your opening stake.

Meanwhile if you bought Josip Illicic at a PGM spread of 20-23, his opener on the hour mark won you 37 times your starting bet. Back Robin Gosens at a spread of 4-7, and his 2nd 4 minutes later made you 57 times your initial wager.

Now the Reds sit on 9 points, with Ajax and Atalanta both on 7. Luckily their final group game, after a visit from Ajax, is a trip to a winless Midtjylland, meaning their path of the last-16 isn’t too tricky.

When was the last time Bayern Munich lost in the Champions League?
Not since March 2019 have Bayern Munich tasted Champions League defeat. Since then they’ve won 15 games in a row, including last night’s 3-1 victory over Red Bull Salzburg.

Scoring opened, as is fitting, with a goal from Robert Lewandowski in the 43rd minute. That still meant you needed to see a huge Lewandowski PGM spread of 57-61 to make 14 times your opening wager.

How many Champions League goals have Robert Lewandowski scored? He is now on 71, level with Real legend Raul as the competition’s 3rd highest scorer.

Bayern were down to 10-men by the end of the game, after a 2nd yellow for Marc Roca. That helped push the Bookings makeup to 65, against 38-42 – that’s 23 times your starting bet.