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Premier League title-favourites Chelsea feature in Saturday's early 12.45pm kick-off at Newcastle with the Magpies 6/1, the draw 3/1, Chelsea 40/85 and our spread betting Goal Supremacy Chelsea/Newcastle (h) 1.05 – 1.25.

We have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on every Premier League and La Liga game as usual this weekend, plus selected games from the FA Cup second round and a host of other UK, European and world leagues.

Remember to aid your football betting by using our Cash Out feature to close out fixed odds bets at any time during a match and by using our Coupon functionality to see all bets of one type across a variety of leagues on the same page.

As for the rest of the Premier League games, there are five 3pm kick-offs with our spread betting Goal Supremacy prices; Hull/West Brom 0.05 – 0.25, Liverpool/Sunderland 1.1 -1.3, QPR/Burnley 0.05 – 0.25, Arsenal/Stoke (h) 0.4 – 0.6 and Tottenham/Crystal Palace 0.9 – 1.1.

The 5.30pm game sees Man City host Everton with City 1/2, Everton 11/2, the draw 10/3 and our spread betting Goal Supremacy price Man City/Everton 1.1 – 1.3.

Sunday's games are West Ham/Swansea 0.1 – 0.3 and Aston Villa/Leicester 0.15 – 0.35.

Monday night's game sees Southampton, coming off the back of two defeats in a row, welcome Manchester United, who are on a four game winning run.

Saints are 9/5 for the win, United 8/5, the draw 9/4 and our spread betting Goal Supremacy price Man United/Southampton (h) 0 – 0.2.




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This weekend sees the third round of matches in the newly formed Champions Cup and Challenge Cup.

The action starts with La Rochelle v Exeter in the Challenge Cup tonight (Thursday) with La Rochelle 11/10, Exeter 8/11, the draw 20/1 and our spread betting Points Supremacy price Exeter/La Rochelle 0 – 3.

We'll have in-play fixed odds and spread betting prices on 14 games across both competitions including Montepellier v Bath, Sale v Saracens, Treviso v Northampton Saints and Leicester v Toulon.




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We're getting close to the quarter-final stages of the UK Championship in York as the last few matches of the fourth round are completed today (Thursday).

Ronnie O'Sullivan remains the outright favourite with his price shortening following the elimination of defending champion Neil Robertson who lost 6-5 to Graeme Dott.

O'Sullivan is the hot 1/12 favourite to beat Matthew Selt (13/2) while Shaun Murphy plays Marco Fu, Judd Trump faces Rod Lawler and Stephen Maguire takes on David Morris. We'll have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on every game until the final on Sunday.




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Under fire England captain Alastair Cook earned some much-needed breathing space as England beat Sri Lanka by five wickets in a rain-affected third ODI on Wednesday.

England are now 2-1 down in the seven match series and play the fourth ODI on Sunday.

Before that we'll be covering the 1st T20 between Pakistan and New Zealand plus we'll have live betting on the latest action from the NZ Super Smash and Big Bash T20.

Looking ahead to our 2015 World Cup prices, hosts Australia are the 14/5 favourites, South Africa 4/1, India 9/2, Sri Lanka 7/1, New Zealand 8/1, Pakistan 9/1 and England now out to 12/1.




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We may be at the traditional end-of-season period, however we still have tennis to bet on in the shape of the inaugural International Premier Tennis League.

Following the first round of games in the Philippines, the tournament this weekend moves to Singapore before then being hosted in India and UAE.

Today's game, being played under different scoring rules to the traditional format, features Singapore Slammers v UAE Royals.




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The big match of round 12 saw Green Bay Packers beat New England Patriots 26 – 21, shaking up the outright betting.

Green Bay are now the 7/2 favourites to win the Super Bowl in February with New England slipping to 15/4, the same price as Denver Broncos who beat Kansas City 29 – 16.

Current champions Seattle Seahawks, who are 6/1 on our outright prices, beat San Francisco 19-3 last week.

The first game up in week 13 is Dallas at Chicago in the early hours of Friday morning UK-time with Dallas 8/15, Chicago 6/4 and our spread betting Points Supremacy quote Dallas/Chicago 3 – 5.




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Tiger Woods is back in action for the first time since the PGA Championships in August as he hosts the Hero World Challenge in Florida.

The tournament features 18 handpicked players from the available top ranking players on the circuit and our traders have Woods way down the betting in the fixed odds outright prices at 12/1 with Henrik Stenson the 6/1 favourite ahead of Justin Rose and Bubba Watson both at 7/1.

Our blogger has been assessing at Woods' chances in this tournament – see his latest post here.
We're also betting on the Nedbank Challenge, Nippon Series JT Cup, Indonesian Open and NSW PGA Championship.




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We have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on Cleveland @ New York in the NBA during the early hours of Friday morning UK-time.

We'll have non-live coverage of other NBA games as well as all the fixtures in the NHL. 
 



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We have a host of fixed odds prices available on TV specials such as I'm A Celebrity, Sports Personality of the Year, X-Factor and Strictly Come Dancing.

Rory McIlroy is the 4/11 favourite for SPOTY ahead of Lewis Hamilton at 2/1, Pixie Lott the 2/1 favourite for Strictly, Ben Haenow the 7/5 favourite for X-Factor and Jake Quickenden the 13/8 favourite for I'm A Celebrity.




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George Osborne's Autumn Statement has done little to move the outright betting for the next general election, despite a headline-grabbing shake up of the current stamp duty system.

Labour remain favourites to get most seats at 4/5, the Conservatives are even money, UKIP are 40/1 and the Lib Dems 400/1.
In terms of overall majority, no overall majority is 2/5, Labour majority is 4/1, Conservative majority also 4/1, UKIP majority is 80/1 and Lib Dem majority is 200/1.

As for Next Prime Minister after David Cameron betting, Ed Miliband is 21/20 favourite, Boris Johnson 13/2, Theresa May 11/1, Andy Burnham 12/1, Yvette Cooper and George Osborne at 14/1, Chuka Umunna 16/1 and Nigel Farage 22/1.




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