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The Rugby World Cup starts tomorrow (Friday) with England v Fiji from Twickenham at 8pm live on ITV. Keep on top of the full tournament schedule via our World Cup 2015 fixtures guide.

England are second favourites to win the tournament with a spread of 52 – 55 on our 100-80-60-50-25-10-5 spread betting Outright Index, behind New Zealand on 73 – 76.

As well as in-play spread betting and fixed odds betting on every game we have reams of outright, team and special markets including

The Points Supremacy quote for England's opener tomorrow is England/Fij 23 – 26.




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Chelsea v Arsenal is the big one in the Premier League this weekend, kicking-off at 12.45pm from the Bridge, live on BT Sport 1.

Our traders have the Blues as favourites, despite their poor start to the season, with a spread betting Goal Supremacy price of 0.1 – 0.3 while the fixed odds have Chelsea 11/8, Arsenal 2/1 and the draw 12/5.

As usual we'll have in-play spread betting and fixed odds betting on every Premier League and La Liga game. And don't forget to try our new Player Performance markets as well as Super Mega Player Goal Minutes, Corners Squared and Scrabbled Shirts.




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Great Britain play Australia in their Davis Cup semi-final against Australia in Glasgow this weekend and we'll have in-play spread betting and fixed odds betting on all the games.

Andy Murray will be rested after his earlier-than-expected departure from the US Open last week, while Australia are without Nick Kyrgios but still have Bernard Tomic and Lleyton Hewitt among their team.

In terms of the outright betting, Great Britain are 6/5 favourites to win the Davis Cup with Australia and Belgium both 3/1 and Argentina 13/2.




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It's the final of the Royal One-Day Cup at Lord's on Saturday as Gloucestershire play Surrey from 10.30am with coverage on Sky Sports 2.

Our traders have the spread betting Supremacy price as Surrey/Gloucestershire 6 – 16 with the fixed odds prices Surrey 8/13 and Gloucestershire 13/10.

Elsewhere we'll have in-play spread betting and fixed odds betting coverage from the County Championship and Karnataka Premier League.




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Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth may be ranked first and second in the world respectively, but it's Jason Day who leads the betting in the BMW Championships.

Day, who has won three of his last five events, is the 13/2 favourite ahead of McIlroy at 7/1 and Spieth at 9/1.

Elsewhere we'll have coverage of the Open d'Italia and the Solheim Cup.




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It's week two of the NFL season this weekend with the big game last year's beaten Super Bowl finalists Seattle Seahawks at current outright favourites Green Bay Packers.

Seattle, who are 11/2 second favourites to win the Super Bowl, suffered an opening round 31-34 loss to St Louis Rams while Green Bay beat Chicago Bears 31-23.

Our traders have the Points Supremacy price for this one as Green Bay/Seattle 2.5 – 4.5. We'll have in-play spread betting and fixed odds betting on this match and eight others across the weekend.




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