World Cup extra time offer

Stan James will refund losing single bets on all goalscorer markets as a free bet if Sunday's World Cup Final between Spain and the Netherlands (Spain 11/10, Netherlands 13/5, draw 9/4 Match Prices) goes to extra time.

The concession involves first and last goalscorer, to score at anytime, scorecasts, to score two or more and a hat-trick.

Head of PR Charlie McCann: "Four of the last 11 World Cup Finals have gone to extra-time including the last one in Germany in 2006 which was the only final to have been decided on penalties.

"Most pundits and punters expect a tight clash with Holland unlikely to allow Spain the space or time in midfield that Germany afforded the European Champions on Wednesday night.

"We are also betting 6/5 that Germany finish third (thus beating Uruguay in Port Elizabeth on Saturday) and that Spain lift the Trophy in Johannesburg on Sunday evening.

"We don't want to see penalties decide the outcome in Soccer City but if the game goes to extra time we will refund all losing goalscorer stakes as a free bet."