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Europa League football is top of the agenda this evening (Thursday) with Tottenham able to confirm progression to the last 32 with three points at White Hart Lane (Tottenham/Sheriff 2.55-2.75), kick-off at 8.05pm. Elsewhere in the competition Swansea are in action against Kuban (0.1 choice) and Wigan travel to Rubin (Rubin/Wigan 1-1.2), both 5pm kick-offs.

The weekend’s biggest match comes at 4pm on Sunday as Man Utd take on Arsenal. A victory would ignite the Red Devils stuttering season, but that will be easier said than done against an Arsenal side that have won eight of their ten Premier League matches so far this season and sky high on confidence after victory in Dortmund in midweek. Our Supremacy quote is currently Man Utd/Arsenal 0.2-0.4.

There are six 3pm starts in the Premier League on Saturday including; Aston Villa v Cardiff (Ast/Car 0.4-0.6), Chelsea v West Brom (Che/WBA 1.7-1.9), Palace v Everton (Eve/Pal 0.9-1.1), Liverpool v Fulham (Liv/Ful 1.9-2.1) and Southampton v Hull (Sou/Hull 0.9-1.1).

Chris Hughton’s Norwich host West Ham in the 5.30pm fixture. The Hammers have won four of the last five meetings between these two. Can they extend this record? We have Sam Allardyce’s men at 15/8 for the win, with Norwich at 6/4 and the draw 21/10.

Tottenham and Newcastle go head-to-head at 12pm on Sunday, in the first of the day’s games, as Alan Pardew’s men make the journey south. The last two meetings between these sides have finished 2-1. We’re 13/2 for the home side to triumph by this score here. There is also action at the Stadium of Light as Sunderland host Man City (Man/Sun 1.45-1.65) and at the Liberty Stadium as Swansea meet Stoke (Swa/Sto 0.45-0.65).

It’s the first round of the FA Cup this weekend and we’ll be in-play on seven matches; AFC Wimbledon v Coventry, Bristol Rovers v York, Oldham v Wolves, Peterborough v Exeter, Bishops Stortford v Northampton, Burton v Hereford United and Shortwood United v Port Vale. We’ll also have non-live coverage of the rest of the ties.

Don’t forget that our Champions League long term prices are now available. Our Outright Index sees Bayern Munich at 55-58, Barcelona 51-54, Real Madrid 48-51, Chelsea and Man City 29-32, Atletico Madrid 28-31, PSG 25-28, Man United 22-25 and Arsenal 20-23. Other markets available include Group Indices, Fixed Odds Winner, and Fixed Odds Group Winners.

We will also be covering the Championship, Conference and Scottish Premier as well as action in Italy, Spain, Germany, Russia, America and selected other live fixtures.

 

Rugby Union's Autumn Internationals continue this weekend as England go head-to-head with Argentina on Saturday at Twickenham. After last week’s 20-13 victory over Australia can Stuart Lancaster’s men secure back-to-back victories? Our Supremacy quote is England/Argentina 12-15.

Switching codes, England’s national team are also in action this weekend in the Rugby League World Cup against Fiji. The hosts put 42 points on the board against Ireland. Will they be as dominant here? England/Fiji 23-26. 

We are also covering the rest of the Autumn Internationals, the other games in the Rugby League World Cup and selected games in the LV=Cup.

 

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The best tennis players in the world are currently contesting the ATP World Tour Finals in London and although Rafael Nadal’s victory over Stanislas Wawrinka ensured he will end 2013 with the world number one ranking, there is still plenty to play for here.

We will be covering all the action, but the highlight of the day will be Novak Djokovic v Juan Martin Del Potro at 8pm. We currently have the Serbian as favourite for this one with a Supremacy quote of Djokovic/Del Potro 7.5-10.5.

Looking ahead we have long-term fixed odds prices already available for next year’s Australian Open with Novak Djokovic 13/8, Rafael Nadal 2/1, Andy Murray 11/2, Juan Martin Del Potro 12/1 and once-mighty Roger Federer 16/1. In the ladies section Serena Williams leads the way at 10/11 with Victoria Azarenka 4/1 and Maria Sharapova 7/1.

The U.S. Tour Golf this week comes from the Seaside Course at Sea Island in the McGladrey Classic. Matt Kuchar will no doubt put up a fight at his ‘home course’ but will be pushed by the likes of Webb Simpson, Zach Johnson and Harris English to name a few.

The European Tour comes from Antalya for the Turkish Airlines Open. Tiger Woods leads the way in the betting, but will face competition from a strong field which includes seven Major Champions. Will he come out on top?

Elsewhere we also have prices on the Australian PGA Champs and the Mizuno Classic.

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We are currently offering the biggest price in the industry on England to retain the Ashes at 8/15 and on England to win the series at 11/10.

Elsewhere, the action continues tomorrow (Friday) as South Africa continue their Test against Pakistan. We are also covering the seventh ODI match between India and Australia.

 

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We’re into week ten of the NFL season with the action getting underway in the early hours on Friday morning with the Washington Redskins taking on the Minnesota Vikings. Will the Vikings prove too strong on home soil? Our Supremacy quote in this one is Washington/Minnesota 0.5-2.5.

Our other live NFL games this weekend are; Cincinnati @ Baltimore (Cin/Bal 0-2), Carolina @ San Francisco (San/Car 6-8), Denver @ San Diego (Den/San 6.5-8.5), Dallas @ New Orleans (NO/Dal 5.5-7.5) and Miami @ Tampa (Mia/Tam 0.5-2.5).

We have a non-live service on all the other fixtures.

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There is no racing this week, but what better time to look at the long term market in the absence of any action?

Two more victories would see him up to a massive 397 total, however, our traders are quoting him at 383-387 on the Driver’s Season Points market. We also have Lewis Hamilton at 194-197 (175 so far) and Mark Webber 191-194(166 so far).

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