Juventus look to seal their 9th successive Serie A title, Ciro Immobile chases Italy’s golden boot, and Gary Anderson heads into his World Matchplay quarter-final. But what should you be paying attention to? It’s the Sports Spread Bets of the Day!

When can Juventus win the Serie A title?
Juve are now just one victory away from picking up a record 36th Serie A title – can they do it against Udinese, at 6.30pm on Premier Sport 1?

Despite a pretty rough July – with 2 wins, 2 draws and a shock 4-2 defeat in Milan – results elsewhere have meant the Turin side go into Thursday night with a 6 points lead and a game in hand over 2nd place Atalanta.

One man has been instrumental to their success this season. But how many goals has Cristiano Ronaldo scored in 2019/20? In total he has 34 in 42 appearances, with 30 of those coming in Serie A.

What are the odds on Ronaldo scoring against Udinese? Spreadex has him odds on to score anytime at 7/10, with a huge Super Mega Goal Minutes spread of 65-75.

Since the restart Ronaldo has also converted 5 spot-kicks, so a Penalty Goal Minutes spread of 17-20 might be worth keeping an eye on.

What are the odds on Juventus beating Udinese? Given their hosts are still in dnger of the drop, and have already lost 3-1 and 4-0 to Juve this season, a Juventus/Udinese (h) Goal Supremacy spread of 0.85-1.05 doesn’t seem too outlandish.

How many goals has Ciro Immobile scored in 2019/20?
From title contenders to also-rans, Lazio have collapsed since the restart. Can they get their first win in July against Cagliari, at 8.45pm on Premier Sport 1?

Going into June, Lazio hadn’t lost a league game in 21 fixtures. Now, they’ve lost 5 of their last 8 matches, and are without a win since June 30th.

Even Ciro Immobile has slipped in form, with only 3 goals since Serie A resumed. Nevertheless, his blistering pre-break run has him as the league’s top scorer, on the same 30 goals as Ronaldo.

What are the odds on Immobile scoring against Cagliari? He is odds on to score anytime at 8/13, with an eye-watering Super Mega Goal Minutes spread of 75-87.

Even when factoring in their downturn, the hosts are still favourites, at a Lazio/Cagliari Goal Supremacy spread of 1.2-1.4, alongside a Total, Goals spread of 3-3.2.

What are the odds on Gary Anderson winning the 2020 World Matchplay?
Heading into the first set of World Matchplay quarter-finals – starting with Krzysztof Ratajski versus Michael Smith at 7.15 on Sky Sports Action – Gary Anderson is now the 2nd highest ranked player in the competition.

He sits at an Outright Index spread of 25-28, behind Glen Durrant on 32.5-35.5. Anderson is also at a fixed odds price of 15/4, the same as Ratajksi but, again, behind Durrant at 9/4.

Anderson is taking on Simon Whitlock – who convincingly dumped Michael van Gerwen out in the 2nd round – at 9pm on Sky Sports Action. And he is the favourite, at an Anderson/Whitlock 10-3 Supremacy spread of 8.5-11.5.

Disclaimer: quote prices are subject to change.