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The battle to reach the Premier League continues with the Championship Play-off second legs on Friday night and Saturday afternoon.

Our Championship Play-off Index (25 points to eventual winner, 10 to runner-up) is finely poised with Boro, 2-1 up against Brentford, on 13.5 – 15, Norwich, who drew 1-1 with Ipswich, on 12 – 13.5, Ipswich on 4.25 – 5.25 and Brentford 2.5 – 3.5.

In the Premier League on Sunday it's Man United v Arsenal with our spread betting Goal Supremacy price Man Utd/Arsenal 0.05 – 0.25.

As usual we'll have in-play spread betting and fixed odds prices on all Premier League and La Liga games plus live betting on hundreds of other global league games with Cash Out and Coupon functionality available on our desktop and mobile sites.




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The Kevin Pietersen saga has distracted many from the real business at hand on the pitch as England prepare for the first Test against New Zealand next week.

Despite all the talk of England facing a 7-0 Test whitewash this summer against New Zealand and Australia, our traders have Alastair Cook's side as slight favourites at 13/10 for the win with the tourists 15/8 and the draw 9/4.

Don't forget, we have a new ‘Match Centre' feature available for Test Matches on both our desktop and mobile betting platforms.

The feature is viewable alongside our in-play betting prices and gives a live scorecard plus breakdowns on batsmen runs per innings, partnerships and much more.

See it in action for yourself during the first Test, which starts at Lord's on Thursday next week.

We'll also have in-play spread betting and fixed odds betting coverage of the ongoing IPL action.




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It's the final weekend of matches in the Aviva Premiership with Leicester Tigers and Saracens each in danger of missing out on a top four spot.

We'll have in-play spread betting and fixed odds betting on two key games on Saturday – Exeter v Sale and Leicester v Northampton – as well as live betting from the Pro 12, Top 14 and Super Rugby and the Challenge Cup and NRL in rugby league.




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The build up to the French Open, which starts on May 24th, continues with plenty of live betting action from the Rome Masters.

Andy Murray's strong recent form, including victory at the Madrid Open, sees him as an 8/1 shot for victory at Roland Garros behind Rafael Nadal at 9/4 and Novak Djokovic at 5/6.

On the women's side of the competition, Serena Williams leads the betting at 5/2 ahead of Simona Halep at 9/2, Maria Sharapova at 5/1 and Victoria Azarenka at 8/1.




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Rickie Fowler saw off Sergio Garcia and Kevin Kisner in a three-way play-off last weekend to claim the Players Championship at Sawgrass.

Fowler is not in action at the Wells Fargo Championship, where Rory McIlroy is the 7/2 favourite, however Garcia leads the betting in the Open de Espana at 17/4 ahead of Tommy Fleetwood at 11/2 and Trevor Fisher Jnr at 12/1.

Elsewhere we'll have spread betting and fixed odds betting on the Regions Tradition and Kingsmill Championship.




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Phil Taylor crashed out of the Premier League of Darts last week, missing out on the finals at the 02 for the first time in the competition's history.

Tonight the battle for the final places continues and we'll have in-play spread betting and fixed odds betting on all the games; Taylor v Wade, van Barneveld v Bunting, Lewis v Anderson and van Gerwen v Chisnall.




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