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Drake loses £537 000 after placing bets on Barcelona and Arsenal

Canadian artist Darke shared a picture of his brand featuring on Barcelona's jersey for the El Clasico clash Canadian rapper Drake lost £537,000 after placing bets on and for their respective league games on Sunday. Drake lost over £500k after betting on Barcelona to win El Clasico against Real Madrid and Arsenal to beat Leeds

Drake lost over £500k after betting on Barcelona to win El Clasico against Real Madrid and Arsenal to beat Leeds Barcelona carried Drake's record label OVO on their jersey to celebrate the rapper's record of hitting 50 billion streams on Spotify. However, the Spanish giants fell victim to the 'Drake curse', registering their first defeat of the season. ?
First artist to hit 50 billion streams. First artist to share the shirt.? First artist to hit 50 billion streams. First artist to share the shirt. Drake would’ve wonn a whopping CA$3,900,002 or £2.5million had Barcelona and Arsenal both registered a win in their respective matches. Xavi's Barcelona were thrashed by their arch-rivals 3-1 in their much anticipated match at the Santiago Bernabeau on Sunday. Meanwhile, Arsenal managed to secure a narrow 1-0 win over Leeds United, thanks to Bukayo Saka's goal in the first half. The Blaugrana fell to second position in the table after their defeat on Sunday while the Gunners cemented their position at the top of the EPL table. Defending Premier League champions Manchester City also suffered a defeat against Liverpool at Anfield, making them fall four points behind Arsenal at the top of the table. Barcelona are the latest victims of the Drake Curse Barcelona are the latest victims of the Drake Curse Barca's defeat after the rapper's bet made the Spanish giants the latest victim of the curse. In the past, Manchester City lost to Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League quarter-finals in 2019 after their striker Sergio Aguero met Drake before the match. British professional boxer Anthony Joshua is also a victim of the infamous curse, having suffered a shock defeat to Andy Ruiz Jr after taking a picture with the Canadian rapper.

Football fans react as Drake curse hits Barcelona to inflict their first defeat of the season

Barcelona have become the latest victim of the infamous 'Drake curse' as they lost to Real Madrid in the first El Clasico of the season after the rapper picked the Catalan club on a betting site. While Barcelona fans were furious after losing the game against Real Madrid, neutral football fans reacted with mixed emotions to the consistency of the infamous 'Drake curse'. The rapper's second bet turned out to be a winning one as Arsenal defeated hosts Leeds United in the Premier League. Drake should be banned from all sports Drake should be banned from all sports Ban Drake for ever interacting with football again. Sent him to NFL Ban Drake for ever interacting with football again. Sent him to NFL Some football followers pinned the blame for the defeat entirely on Barcelona's squad, adding that Drake had nothing to do with their performance at the Santiago Bernabeau. You can't blame drake for this. You can't blame drake for this. All Parca's fault All Parca's fault Going against the tide were Arsenal fans who claimed that the Gunners broke the 'Drake curse' as they won against Leeds United despite the rapper's bet in their favor. Arsenal broke the curse Arsenal broke the curse Except for Arsenal team. Except for Arsenal team. Gunners broke the curse for them today though ?‍ Gunners broke the curse for them today though ?‍ Paul Merson predicts the result of Newcastle vs Chelsea and other EPL GW 16 fixtures! Poll : 0 votes Quick Links More from Sportskeeda Thank You! Show More Comments No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ Be the first one to comment on this story More from Sportskeeda Fetching more content... 1 Logout No Results Found