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With the squad now whittled down to the final 23 places and the tournament only eight days away, Roy Hodgson undertakes some fine tuning this evening (Thursday) as England take on Portugal in their final warm-up game.

The hosts are favourites with a Supremacy quote of England/Portugal 0.4-0.6 and a Total Goals price of 2.15-2.35.

Looking ahead to Euro 2016 our traders make France the team to beat with a quote of 50-54 on our Outright Index (100-75-50-25-10). Germany (47-51) follow hot on their heels, with Spain (41-45) and England (32-35).

There are, of course, a number of Tournament Specials such as Total Goals (122-124.5), Total Goal Minutes (6380-6480) and Total Corners (525-535) to name but a few.




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Andy Murray saw off the challenge of Richard Gasquet yesterday to set up his fourth semi-final at Roland Garros.

Murray plays defending French Open champion Stan Wawrinka in the last four with our 10-5 Match Supremacy price Wawrinka/Murray 0-3.

In terms of the fixed odds outrights, we have Murray at 10/3, Wawrinka with the favourite Novak Djokovic at 1/2.

In the Woman's draw today's (Thursday's) televised match is between Timea Bacsinszky and Kiki Bertens. Will Bertens continue her 11-match winning streak? Our Match Supremacy quote is Bac/Ber 3.5-6.5.




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The Natwest T20 Blast is the highlight of the cricket action this week, with tonight's (Thursday's) televised match between Worcestershire and Yorkshire priced up at Yorkshire/Worcestershire 2-10.

We will also be covering tomorrow's (Friday's) ODI between the West Indies and South Africa. The Windies are currently 2/1 for the victory, while the Proreas are 2/5. The action can be followed from 6pm on Sky Sports 5.




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With the domestic action now all tied up our attention can focus on the England's summer tour of Australia.

We have a number of Specials prices up for the three matches which gets underway on June 11th including Series Supremacy quote of Aus/Eng 5-10, Series tries 12.2-13.45 and Series Points 133-139.

Switching codes, tonight's (Thursday‘s) Super League fixture is between Wakefield and Hull KR. We're making Wakefield 4/6 for a win, with Hull KR 13/10 and the draw 14/1.




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A strong field heads to Muirfield Village this week for golf's 2016 Memorial Tournament.

Rory McIlroy and Jason Day lead the way in the betting with Jordan Speith not far behind. But with all three going into this tournament on the back of victories last time out it is sure to be a hotly-contested event.

Meanwhile the European tour heads to Bro Hof Slott Golf Club in Sweden.

Alex Noren triumphed last year but will have to see off the challenges on the more highly fancief Ross Fisher, Lee Westwood and Andrew Johnston if he is to do so again.




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The sixth hosting of the World Cup of Darts gets underway in Frankfurt tonight (Thursday).

The action gets underway at 7pm on Sky Sports 1 as Hungary face Thailand and our 10-3 Leg Supremacy is (Hun/Tha 0.5-3.5).

Tomorrow (Friday) sees English paring of Phil Taylor and Adrian Lewis take on the Spanish duo of Cristo Reyes and Antonio Alcinas with our quote of (Eng/Spa 12.5-15.5).




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With no race this week a look what better time to take a look at our long term markets?

Nico Rosberg leads the way in the Drivers Season Points market with a quote of 342-350, with Lewis Hamilton (325-333) and Sebastian Vettel behind.

The Constructors' Season Points market has Mercedes out in front on 667-681, with Ferrari 446-460 and Red Bull on 386-400.




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