Weekend Talking Points: Tottenham joy and New Orleans’ magic 10

This latest win for Sean Payton’s side came by a 31-17 margin against Atlanta Falcons, with Quarterback Drew Brees throwing for four Touchdowns. As it stands, the Saints are 3/1 to win the Super Bowl for the first time since 2010.

Resurgent Terriers climbing out of Prem danger

Many people’s tip for relegation from the Premier League this season, David Wagner’s Huddersfield Town are proving trickier customers than that.

After a difficult start to the campaign, the Terriers have now racked up seven points from three games. And their 2-0 victory at Molineux – masterminded by Aaron Mooy – was their best performance of the season by some distance.

Two superb finishes from the Australian delivered the goals, but they looked strong as a side. The Terriers chalked up 55% possession at Molineux, and recorded 14 shots en route to delivering Wolves’ joint-heaviest home loss since September 2016.

Now up to 14th in the table, they’ve got a two-point cushion over the drop zone. Next up is Brighton & Hove Albion at home, where it’s 29/20 for a Huddersfield win.

Watford loanee puts another dent in Bayern’s title bid

Firm favourites for another Bundesliga title before the season, Bayern Munich’s horror-show campaign continued with a 3-3 draw at home to Fortuna Dusseldorf on Saturday.

All three goals came from 21-year-old Watford loanee Dodi Lukebakio. The lightning-quick Belgian became the first player to score a league hat-trick against Der FCB since Ebbe Sand in 2001.

His second and third goals were both the result of a spurt of acceleration, followed by an ice-cool finish. Fans of Fortuna and Watford will be rubbing their hands with glee.

As for Bayern, they’re now out to 5/4 to lift the title this season – the first time they’ve been odds-against.

England run riot in Autumn International clash

Eddie Jones’ England chalked up a sixth successive victory over the Wallabies in Saturday’s Autumn International, in front of an 81,275 crowd at Twickenham.

After a tight and engaging first-half which was tied at 13-13, the hosts blew their opponents away after the break. In the end, it finished 37-18, with Owen Farrell the hero.

He bagged a try, four conversions and three penalties to almost single-handedly obliterate an Australian side who looked exhausted and overwhelmed after the interval.

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