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Sports presenter Richard Keys tries to win money for his nominated charity this week in the Spreadex Celebrity Spread Better Challenge.

Click below to hear him take on our Goal Supremacy spreads this week, with the featured matches Sunderland v Man United, Chelsea v Newcastle, Arsenal v Leicester, Aston Villa v Liverpool and Man City v Tottenham.





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The second round of Six Nations fixtures sees France host Ireland at 2.25pm on Saturday (France/Ireland Points Supremacy -1.5 – 1.5) before Wales play Scotland at 4.50pm (Wales/Scotland 11 – 14).
 

On Sunday, England travel to Italy hoping to build on last week’s 15-9 win at Murrayfield. Our Points Supremacy price is England/Italy 15 – 18.
 

Switching codes, the weekend’s Super League action starts tonight with St Helens/Salford (h) 13 – 16 at 8pm on Sky Sports 2.





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Tomorrow (Friday) at 11.30am South Africa and England meet in the 4th ODI of the series. With the tourists 2-1 up in the series it is finely poised indeed.

Will the host draw level or will England seize victory? Our traders make the home side slight favourites with a Supremacy quote Of South Africa/England 4-14.

We will also be covering the ongoing action in the Pakistan Super League and the U19 World Cup.





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Week two of the Premier League Darts come from the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle.

James Wade is in action twice due to Robert Thorton being ill, firstly against Michael Smith. Our Supremacy quote is Wade/Smith 0.5-3.5.

Tonight's other matches include Peter Wright/Raymond van Barneveld 1.5-4.5, Adrian Lewis/Dave Chisnall 0-3, Michael van Gerwen/Gary Anderson 4.5-7.5 and Phil Taylor/James Wade 4-7.




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The PGA Tour rolls into California with Brandt Snedeker looking to defend his title at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. He won't have it all his way though as he is currently behind Jordan Speith, Jason Day and Dustin Johnson in the betting

Meanwhile, on the European tour the Tshwane Open will be played at Pretoria Country Club in Waterkloof for the second year in a row. Last season, on his home course, George Coeztee picked up the title. He's fancied to be in contention again, but will face competition from the likes of Charl Schwartzel and Jaco Van Zyl to name a few.




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The action this week in the snooker world is in the Snooker Shoot-Out, which moves from Blackpool to Reading for the first time.

Michael ‘Lightening' White is the reigning champ after defeating Xiao Gooding in the final last year.

The action starts at 6.35pm tomorrow (Friday) with coverage on ITV2.




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The televised tennis this week is from the ATP Rotterdam. This action concludes this evening as Alexander Zverev faces Giles Simon on Sky Sports. The Frenchman is favourite to proceed with a supremacy quote of Simon/Zverev 6-9.

We will also be covering matches from the WTA St Petersburg, which is on BT Sport, the ATP Memphis, ATP Bergamo and the ATP Buenos Aries.




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