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Former England and Arsenal full back Kenny Sansom tries to win money for his nominated charity - - in the Spreadex Celebrity Spread Better Challenge.

Click below to see him take on our Goal Supremacy and Total Goals spreads this week, with the featured matches Everton v Arsenal, Crystal Palace v Leicester, Swansea v Aston Villa, Newcastle v Sunderland and Man City v Man Utd.

 



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The Cheltenham Festival is currently in full swing but who will win the big one, the Gold Cup at 3.30pm tomorrow (Friday)?

Djakadam and Don Cossack currently lead the way, each at 3/1 on the fixed odds and 16 – 19 on our 50-25-10 spread betting Race Index.
Cue card, Don Poli and Smad Place follow next at 4/1, 9/2 and 10/1 respectively.

As usual, we'll have fixed odds and spreads on all the races at Cheltenham as well as across the UK and Ireland.




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England travel to France on Saturday evening knowing that victory will secure their first Grand Slam for 13 years.

Despite some injury concerns Eddie Jones' side are favourites for the match with a supremacy quote of England /France 7 - 10.

Elsewhere in the competition Ireland host Scotland (Ire/Sco 7 - 10) and Wales go head-to-head with Italy (Wal/Ita 36 - 39).

We will also have in-running and fixed odds prices in the Super 18 where the Friday morning action sees the Hurricanes clash with the Force (Hur/For 15 - 18).

Switching codes, there is televised Super League action tonight (Thursday) between Wigan and Widnes with the Points Supremacy quote Wigan/Widnes 8 - 11.




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The PGA Tour rolls into the Bay Hill Club and Lodge in Florida this week for the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Rory McIlroy heads the betting, but with Adam Scott looking for a hat-trick of wins and with Matt Every having triumphed here for the last two years, he won't have it all his own way.

Meanwhile, on the European tour, home favourite Anirban Lahiri leads the way as he bids for a successful defence of his Hero Indian Open title at Delhi Golf Club. Prom Meesawat follows closely with S.S.P Chawrasia hot on his heels as well.




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After slumping to a six wicket defeat against the West Indies in their opening match of the tournament England go again tomorrow against South Africa in Mumbai. After a recent 2-0 T20 series defeat against the Proteas can Eoin Morgan lead his side to victory? We have a Supremacy quote of South Africa/England 2 - 10.



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Week seven of the Premier League Darts comes from the SSE Hydro Arena in Glasgow. The action gets underway tonight at 7.10pm with Gary Anderson going head-to-head with Adrian Lewis. The ‘Flying Scotsman' has the edge on home turf with a 10-3 Leg Supremacy quote of Anderson/Smith 3.5 - 6.5.

Other matches include James Wade/ Robert Thornton 7.5 - 10.5, Michael van Gerwen/ Phil Taylor 7 - 10, Gary Anderson/ Peter Wright 4 - 7, Dave Chisnall/ Raymond van Barneveld 1.5 - 4.5.




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The F1 Season gets underway in the early hours of Sunday morning as Melbourne hosts the Australian Grand Prix.

Reigning champion Lewis Hamilton is 59 - 63 to take the chequered flag on our 80-60-50-40-30-25-20-15-10-5 Race Index, with rivals Nico Rosberg 50-54 and Sebastian Vettel 45-49.

Fancy taking a longer term interest? We're predicting Mercedes to get between 688 - 706 points for the season and Ferrari 509 - 527. Hamilton's Season Points quote is 368 - 376, while Rosberg's is currently 321 - 329.




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The ATP tour continues from Indian Wells today (Thursday) as we reach the quarter-final stage. Daria Kasatkina faces Karolina Pliskova (Ka./Kas 10-5 Match Supremacy 0.5 - 3.5) in the first match, while Magdelena Rybarikova clashes with Victoria Azarenka (Aza/Ryb 13 - 16) in the second match.

There are also long term prices available on the Davis Cup, French Open and Season Specials.




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