Soccer.

Tottenham Hotspur beat Chelsea 2-0.

Crowd and market both called 0 of 3 legs.

Crowd leaned Chelsea far above market price, all three legs then broke the other way.

Fulham beat Coventry City 1-0.

Crowd and market both called 1 of 3 legs.

Crowd leaned Fulham well above market price, and Fulham did win, though the goals picture told a different story.

Arsenal beat Everton 2-0.

Crowd called 1 of 3 legs; market called 2.

Crowd ran 20 points above market on both teams scoring, and that gap went against the grain of the result.

Aston Villa beat Manchester City 2-1.

Crowd called 1 of 3 legs; market called 2.

Crowd ran 22 points above the market on City, a read the upset result cut against.

Ipswich Town and Nottingham Forest drew 1-1.

Crowd and market both called 1 of 3 legs.

Crowd ran 16 points above market on Forest to win, then the match ended level.

Tottenham Hotspur beat Coventry City 3-1.

Crowd called 2 of 3 legs; market called 3.

Crowd well above market on Tottenham win, the widest gap on the card, and it aligned with the result.

Arsenal beat Nottingham Forest 1-0.

Crowd called 1 of 3 legs; market called 2.

Crowd on Arsenal: well above market price, and the result aligned, but the low-scoring finish cut against the rest of.

Bournemouth beat Sunderland 2-0.

Crowd and market both called 1 of 3 legs.

Crowd pushed Yes on both teams scoring well above market, a read that diverged from the outcome.

Leeds United and Manchester United drew 1-1.

Crowd and market both called 1 of 3 legs.

Crowd ran 45 points above market on Man Utd win, a call that did not land, though their BTTS read did.

Brighton and Hove Albion beat Crystal Palace 5-0.

Crowd called 0 of 3 legs; market called 2.

Crowd piled into Crystal Palace at a fraction of the market's implied odds, the goals call landed, the rest did not.

Aston Villa beat Newcastle United 1-0.

Crowd and market both called 0 of 3 legs.

Crowd well above market on BTTS Yes. The widest gap on the board, unmatched elsewhere.

Manchester City beat Ipswich Town 3-2.

Crowd called 2 of 3 legs; market called 3.

Crowd above market on Manchester City, the widest gap of the poll, and it aligned with the outcome.

Fulham beat Hull City 1-0.

Crowd and market both called 1 of 3 legs.

Crowd well above market on Both Teams to Score, a call that met the opposite outcome.

Liverpool beat Brentford 2-1.

Crowd and market both called 2 of 3 legs.

Crowd went heavily above market on Liverpool, and the result landed their way.

Chelsea beat Everton 2-0.

Crowd and market both called 1 of 3 legs.

Crowd ran 30 points above market on Chelsea, aligned on the winner, diverged on the rest.

Coventry City beat Newcastle United 4-1.

Crowd called 1 of 3 legs; market called 2.

Crowd leaned hard on Newcastle, well above market. Match result was where the gap was widest and the outcome split.

Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-0.

Crowd called 1 of 3 legs; market called 2.

Crowd ran well above market on both teams scoring, a call that went against the grain of the final result.

Crystal Palace beat Nottingham Forest 3-1.

Crowd and market both called 2 of 3 legs.

Crowd on Crystal Palace ran 14 points clear of the market, and the result followed.

Hull City and Everton drew 2-2.

Crowd and market both called 1 of 3 legs.

Crowd piled into Everton far above market price, a read the draw result did not bear out.

Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur drew 1-1.

Crowd and market both called 1 of 3 legs.

Crowd ran 14 points above market on Man Utd, a draw neither side priced, and BTTS landed.