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We’re down to the semi-final stages at Wimbledon with the women up today (Thursday) and the men following tomorrow. As usual we’ll have a full range of in-play spreads and fixed odds on all the action.

Marion Bartoli and Kirsten Flipkens face up at 1pm (Match Supremacy Bartoli/Flipkens 2-5) followed by Sabine Lisicki v Agnieszka Radwanska (Lisicki 8/15, Radwanska 7/5).

Top seed Novak Djokovic, yet to drop a set, faces Juan Martin Del Potro (X-Courts 102-110) and then the hopes of a nation again rest on Andy Murray against surprise package Jerzy Janowicz.

Murray made hard work of seeing off hair-tastic Fernando Verdasco in five sets on Wednesday. Total Points made up at 283 in that battle. We’re quoting Total Points at 247-254 for the semi.  

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After Australia triumphed 16-15 in the second Test it’s winner takes all at the ANZ Stadium on Saturday with coverage on Sky Sports 1 from 11am. 
With injured skipper Sam Warburton sidelined, Warren Gatland has made some bold team selections, dropping Brian O’Driscoll and naming 10 Welsh players in the starting 15.

Will the decisions prove wise or costly? Our traders can’t pick between the sides in the third Test as the Points Supremacy price is currently choice (-1 – 1) and both teams are 10/11 for the win.

There is also action in the Super League, NRL and Super Rugby.

 

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With the Ashes on the horizon we have a host of series markets to whet your appetite ahead of the first Test on July 10th. Markets of note include Series Wickets 155-158, Series Catches 93-96 and England Wins 2.3-2.6 to name a few.

For our fixed odds prices on the first Test, as of Thursday morning we were industry best price 11/2 on Joe Root being England’s top batsman and joint best price 4/1 on Kevin Pietersen. We’re also joint best price on David Warner at 5/1 and Brad Haddin at 11/1 to be top Aussie batsman in the first Test.

Elsewhere, today’s action takes place in the Tweny20 Cup as Middlesex host Essex. We have both sides at 10/11 for victory in this one.

We’re also covering the tri-series matches between the West Indies, India and Sri Lanka  

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The Premier League kicks-off next month and our opening day prices are already out.

David Moyes takes his new charges to Wales as they face Swansea. Our Supremacy quote is Man Utd/Swansea (h) 0.8-1. Elsewhere, Jose Mourhino picks up the reigns once more at Chelsea and is 1/5 to lead them to an opening day victory over Hull and Manuel Pellegrini is 1/4 to take three points from Newcastle as City host the Magpies.

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England’s women are in action tonight (Thursday) against Sweden as they continue preparations for the European Championships. Our Supremacy quote is currently Sweden/England 0.4-0.6.

We’re also covering the action in the CONCACAF Gold Cup and the Under 20’s World Cup.   

 
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The US tour this week comes from the Old White TPC for the Greenbrier Classic. Phil Mickelson will attempt to bounce back from US Open heartbreak, but will face a stiff challenge from the likes of Webb Simpson, Bubba Watson and Bill Haas.

The European Tour is in Paris for the French Open. Some say Matteo Manassero has a game ideally suited to this week’s assignment. But will he prove too strong for the likes of Luke Donald, Martin Kaymer and Matt Kuchar?  

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The F1 action comes from Nurburgring this week for the German GP. Nico Rosberg stood above Mark Webber and Fernando Alsono on the podium in England and will be looking to do the same here.

On our Live Index he is 4.5-6. Sebastian Vettel, who has never won in Germany, is 10.5-12, Lewis Hamilton 7.5-9 and Fernando Alonso 6-7.5.

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