A very good week with 19 potential bets and 12 winners. The best results were the total lack of cards in the Liverpool / Newcastle game and no cards for Newcastle when they played Arsenal at home. Yet again we fell 'foul' of Man United when they won 4-0 against Tottenham (perhaps Spurs had their eye on the quarter final against Chelsea this weekend) and Man City cost us �400 when they gained 11 more corners than Coventry at Maine Road. Overall the week showed a nice profit of �1,817 which raises the total potential profit for the season to �7,340 (an average of nearly �320 profit per week). These potential bets are determined using the guidelines on the Weekly Reviews page.

A sell of the Newcastle cards against Arsenal at 17 with Spreadex (Soccer Spreads rating 7.3 - Makeup 0) for �28 per point would have produced �476 profit.

A buy of the Newcastle corner supremacy over Arsenal at 1.0 with Cantor Sport (Soccer Spreads rating 3.0 - Makeup -3) for �95 per corner would have produced a loss of �380.

A sell of the bookings index in the Middlesboro / Leicester game at 44 with sportsspread (Soccer Spreads rating 35.4 - Makeup 60) for �10 per point would have produced a loss of �160.

A buy of the Charlton mini performance against Chelsea at 23 with sportsspread (Soccer Spreads rating 40.8 - Makeup 47) for �5 per point would have produced �120 profit.

A buy of the Southampton mini performance against Ipswich at 21 with sportsspread (Soccer Spreads rating 36.4 - Makeup 98) for �4 per point would have produced �308 profit.

A sell of the Wolves supremacy over Gillingham at 1.3 with IG Index (Soccer Spreads rating 0.87 - Makeup 2) for �140 per goal would have produced a loss of �98.

A sell of the Stockport mini performance against Sheffield United at 10 with Cantor Sport (Soccer Spreads rating 5.3 - Makeup -15) for �12 per point would have produced �300 profit.

A sell of the Man United supremacy over Derby at 1.4 with either Cantor Sport or Sporting Index (Soccer Spreads rating 0.55 - Makeup 0) for �230 per goal would have produced �322 profit.

A buy of the Man United corner supremacy over Derby at 2 with Cantor Sport (Soccer Spreads rating 3.8 - Makeup 6) for �85 per corner would have produced �340 profit.

A sell of the Man City corner supremacy over Coventry at 3 with Cantor Sport (Soccer Spreads rating 1.9 - Makeup 11) for �50 per corner would have produced a loss of �400.

A sell of the Coventry leading minutes against Man City at 17 with Sporting Index (Soccer Spreads rating 9.9 - Makeup 0) for �9 per minute would have produced �153 profit.

A sell of the Blackburn cards against Aston Villa at 19 with Spreadex (Soccer Spreads rating 12.9 - Makeup 10) for �23 per point would have produced �207 profit.

A sell of the Arsenal supremacy over Derby at 2 with sportspread (Soccer Spreads rating 1.49 - Makeup 1) for �140 per goal would have produced �140 profit.

A sell of the bookings index in the Sunderland / Bolton game at 38 with Sporting Index (Soccer Spreads rating 28.2 - Makeup 30) for �12 per point would have produced �96 profit.

A sell of the bookings index in the Liverpool / Newcastle game at 40 with Sporting Index (Soccer Spreads rating 22.4 - Makeup 0) for �16 per point would have produced �640 profit.

A sell of the Leeds supremacy over Ipswich at 1 with sportspread (Soccer Spreads rating 0.41 - Makeup 2) for �160 per goal would have produced a loss of �160.

A sell of the bookings index in the Leeds / Ipswich game at 34 with Cantor Sport (Soccer Spreads rating 26.0 - Makeup 40) for �10 per point would have produced a loss of �60.

A buy of the bookings index in the Man United / Tottenham game at 36 with Spreadex (Soccer Spreads rating 43.7 - Makeup 65) for �9 per point would have produced �261 profit.

A sell of the Man United mini performance against Tottenham at 36 with Cantor Sport (Soccer Spreads rating 30.7 - Makeup 60) for �12 per point would have produced a loss of �288.

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Please note that potential bets are only recorded if the difference between the Soccer Spreads rating and the best spread available is at least a quarter of the spread volatility (e.g. in order to bet on the total corners in a Premiership match the difference between the Soccer Spreads rating and the spread being offered must be at least 0.9). The bet size is determined by using the formula: (840 * Difference between the Soccer Spreads Rating and the spread) / (Volatility * Volatility). For a full explanation of how these bets are determined please see 'How to use Soccer Spreads' and the Weekly Reviews).



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