England Samoa rugby betting odds

Any sports spread betting punters that had bought Englands win index against the Aussies will have been delighted with the performance and the domination throughout. Chris Ashton ran in two tries and was hauled down close to the line for a third as buyers of his try minutes (spread make-up 72) had a great afternoon and likewise for buyers of Englands kicking metres - Toby Floods boot was flawless and ushered in a final spread make-up of 259.
Samoa are Englands opponents on Saturday afternoon and the hard-hitting nation last met England in the 2007 World Cup in France. The good news for buyers of Englands supremacy is that the side have beaten Samoa on all five occasions they have played. Samoas last two visits to Twickenham have produced only 12 points for the visitors, while England have scored 67 points in reply.
Those spread punters that enjoy a bet on the supremacy markets will be interested to know that the Red Roses largest winning margin was by 37 points in 2005, while the average winning margin over the five match period is 19 points. Total points buyers will have had a great afternoon when these sides last clashed as there were 66 points scored as England ran out 44-22 winners.
Later on Saturday, New Zealand face Ireland. The Emerald Isles spread supporters will be concerned by the manner that Graham Henrys side have bounced back from their defeat to Australia and spread punters that chose to buy total points in the All Blacks match against Scotland will have been delighted to see the side triumph 49-3. The tourists also ran in seven tries to hand total try buyers another healthy profit.
Further problems for punters looking to sell the match supremacy will be the visitors outstanding record against the Irish. The two nations have contested 13 internationals in Ireland, with the All Blacks winning 12 of those and one draw coming in 1973. The highest scoring clash was in 1997 at Lansdown Road where the opposition racked up 63 points, for a total points spread make-up of 78. The All Blacks have averaged 37.5 points from their two Autumn tour matches thus far, which will be worth noting for total points spread buyers for this next contest.
Dan Carters form has been formidable since his return from injury and has continued on this current tour of the north. Buyers of his try minutes spread will note he has notched one try among a total haul of 31 points in his two outings, which may also prompt a buy of New Zealands kicking metres spread against the Irish.

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