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The Premier League kicks off on Saturday and once more we'll have in-play spread betting and fixed odds prices on every game all season.

The action begins at 12.45pm at Old Trafford with our spread betting Supremacy price Manchester United/Swansea 1.4 – 1.6 and the fixed odds prices Man United 1/3, the draw 15/4, Swansea 17/2.

Make sure you have downloaded the or . And if you need any help on in-play spread betting or using our fixed odds Cash Out feature, our blogger has been looking at how to bet in-play on football via spread betting and fixed odds.

As well as the matches, don't miss our long-term prices including Premier Points, Outright Index, Relegation Index, Trophy Trail, fixed odds Winner, fixed odds relegation, Top Four Finish, Top Six Finish, Top Half Finish and To Finish Bottom.

Looking ahead to the rest of the opening weekend Premier League games, there are five 3 o'clock kick offs; Everton/Leicester (h) Supremacy 0.1 – 0.3, QPR/Hull Supremacy 0.05 – 0.25, Stoke/Aston Villa Supremacy 0.5 – 0.7, West Brom/Sunderland Supremacy 0.2 – 0.4 and Tottenham/West Ham (h) Supremacy 0.35 – 0.55.

The 5.30pm Saturday game sees Arsenal host Crystal Palace with the Gunners 1/4 for the win, the draw 9/2 and Palace 11/1. Sunday's two games feature Liverpool/Southampton Supremacy 1.45 – 1.65 at 1.30pm and Man City/Newcastle (h) Supremacy 0.85 – 1.05 at 4pm.

Title favourites Chelsea finish off the opening round of fixtures with a Monday night trip to newly promoted Burnley. Our fixed odds prices have Chelsea 17/2 for the win, Burnley 4/11 and the draw 7/2.

As for the long-term Premier League winner prices themselves, Chelsea are 15/8, defending champions Manchester City 9/4, Man United 9/2, Arsenal 6/1 and Liverpool 11/1. In the Championship, Derby are 11/2, Wigan 8/1, Cardiff 9/1, Fulham 10/1 and Norwich and Watford both 11/1.




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England have a 2-1 series lead over India after beating the tourists by an innings and 54 runs in the fourth Test at Old Trafford.

So will Alastair Cook's men continue their new-found hot form in the fifth Test, which starts at the Oval tomorrow (Friday)?

England are 5/4 for the win, the draw 11/10 and India 9/2 with Ian Bell, Cook and Gary Ballance all 4/1 to be top England batsman.

We'll also be in-play on the Sri Lanka v Pakistan second Test, Royal London One-Day Cup, Caribbean T20 Cup and Natwest T20 Blast.



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The NFL season is less than a month away and our long-term prices are now live.

Current Superbowl champions Seattle Seahawks are the 3/1 favourites while beaten finalists Denver Broncos are 9/4. San Francisco 49ers, beaten in the 2013 final by Baltimore Ravens, are 4/1 while New England Patriots, finalists in 2012 when they lost to New York Giants, are 22/1. 2011 winners Green Bay Packers are 7/1.

We also have full divisional outright betting prices plus we'll have fixed odds and spread betting prices on all the friendly matches before the full season begins.



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Rory McIlroy has set the golfing world alight after following his Open Championship victory last month with further success at the US PGA Championship.

Most of the big names however take a break this week as our attentions turn to fixed odds and spread betting on the Wyndham Championship on the PGA tour and the inaugural Made in Denmark tournament on the European Tour.

We'll also be covering the Wegmans LPGA Championship from Monroe Golf Club in Pittsford, USA.

Looking at our Ryder Cup prices for next month, Rory's heroics seem to have moved the market alone with Europe now 8/13 favourites from 5/6 and USA out to 7/4 from 6/5. The tie remains 9/1.



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We're less than two weeks away from the final major of the season, the US Open from Flushing Meadow.

Before that, attentions turn to the ATP and WTA Cincinnati as the big names continue their preparations before New York.

As for our outright US Open prices, Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic is the 11/8 favourite ahead of Rafael Nadal at 4/1. Andy Murray is 5/1, Roger Federer 7/1 and Stan Wawrinka at 14/1.

In the women's competition, Serena Williams is 15/8 favourite, Maria Sharapova 11/2, Victoria Azarenka 7/1, Eugenie Bouchard 15/2, and Simona Halep and Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova both 9/1.



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Our rugby league coverage includes in-play betting on selected Super League and NRL games starting with Rabbitohs against Broncos from Down Under on Thursday morning.

Switching codes, we'll continue to cover the Women's World Cup as well as listing long-term prices ahead of the Aviva Premiership, Guinness Pro12 and French Top 14.



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Kell Brook meets Shawn Porter in the early hours of Sunday morning UK time in a clash for the IBF welterweight title.

The fight will take place in California, but Sheffield-born Brook can take confidence from the fact he has fought in America before, when he knocked out Luis Galarza in December 2011 on the undercard of the Ward v Froch fight.

We have Kell Brook at 2/1 to be the fight winner and Shawn Porter at 2/5, with the draw at 22/1.

Ahead of that, we have prices out for Leonard Bundu v Frankie Gavin tomorrow. Gavin is 3/10 favourite with Bundu 5/2 and the draw 28/1. Our spread betting Fight Minutes market is priced at 30.75 - 32.25.



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The Scottish Independence Referendum takes place on September 18th and our traders reckon it's going to end as a ‘No' vote.

That's now shortened from 1/7 to 1/9 to be the outcome while a ‘Yes' vote has lengthened from 9/2 to 11/2.



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*Prices subject to change