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Liverpool welcome Villarreal to Anfield this evening (Thursday) trying to overturn a 1-0 deficit from the first leg. We make Jurgen Klopp's side favourites with a Supremacy quote of Liv/Vil 0.75-0.95.

The early afternoon game on Saturday sees Man Utd travel to relegation threatened Norwich. We're giving the Red Devils the edge here with a quote of 5/6 for the win, with Norwich at 7/2 and the draw 13/5.

Newly crowned Premier League Champions Leicester entertain Everton at the King Power Stadium Saturday evening. Will the Toffees be party poopers? We think the good times will continue with a quote of Lei/Eve 0.45-0.65.

Sunday's big game is between Man City and Arsenal. With a Champions league place still not quite secure who will show the most desire? Our quote is Man City/Arsenal 0.05-0.25.

Elsewhere the Premier league edges towards its conclusion with another week of games including Newcastle/Villa 0.85-1.05, Bournemouth/West Brom 0.45-0.65, Palace/Stoke 0.4-0.6, Chelsea/Sunderland 0-0.2, West Ham/Swansea 1-1.3, Leicester/Everton 0.5-0.7, Tottenham/Southampton 0.45-0.65 and Liverpool/Watford 1.15-1.35.




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It's the last week before the knockout stage of the Aviva Premiership. The big story is in the Harlequins v Exeter match, where the Chiefs will be looking for a win to secure a home semi-final.

We will also have in-running and fixed odds prices on all of the Super Rugby matches. The early Friday game sees the Crusaders clash with the Reds (Cru/Red 19-22).

Switching codes, the Rugby League action this week is in the Challenge Cup with Castle v Salford the Saturday afternoon fixture live on the BBC.




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Amir Khan clashes with WBC middleweight champ Saul Alvarez in Las Vegas early Sunday morning. It looks set to be a tough test for Khan as we have the Mexican as favourite with a 10-3 Round Supremacy quote of Alvarez/Khan 16.5-19.5.

Elsewhere this weekend Dereck Chisora faces Kubrat Pulev. The Brit is 5/2 for the victory with Pulev 3/10 and the draw 28/1.




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The PGA tour comes from Quail Hollow in North Carolina for the Wells Fargo Championship this week.

Rory McIlroy is the only man to have won this title twice and it favourite to do it again. However, with Rickie Fowler, Patrick Reed, Henrik Stenson and Justin Rose in the filed it will not be easy.

Justin Rose triumphed last year and will no doubt push the favourite Jason Day this time out as well.

The European Tour meanwhile is in Morocco for rhe Trophee Hassan II. Alexander Levy leads the way in the betting, but is followed by Alejandro Canizares and Benjamin Hebert to name a few.




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The Indian Premier League continues today (Thursday) as Delhi face a Pune side that have lost back-to-back matches. Will the Daredevils make it three in a row?

We make the home side favourites with a quote of Del/Pun 0-8




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It's Phase 2 Round 5 in the Premier League Darts this week as we head to the Manchester Arena for tonight's (Thursday's) action.

The matches get underway at 7.10pm with Peter Wright going head-to-head with James Wade. Who will come out on top? We're giving ‘Snakebite' the edge with a quote of Wright/Wade 0-3.

Other matches include Gary Anderson/Robert Thornton 11.5-14.5, Michael van Gerwen/Raymond van Barneveld 14-17 and Phil Taylor/Adrian Lewis 4-7.




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The main action this week comes in the ATP Madrid where the pick of the day's action come this evening between Rafeal Nadal and Sam Querrey. The10-5 Supremacy on this one is currently Nad/Que 16-18.

We are also covering the WTA Madrid, ATP Karshi and WTA Estoril as well as Season specials and the French Open.




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With no racing this week our attention turn to the long term outright markets. Nico Rosberg is now favourite to be crowned Champion at 4/7, with Lewis Hamilton currently 6/4.

In terms of the Constructors Championship Mercedes are out there at 1/100 with Ferrari 12/1 and Red Bull 66/1.




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