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With no early or late fixtures on Saturday we have the unusual prospect of seven three o’clock kick offs in the Premier league.

The games in question are Fulham v Arsenal (Ars/Ful 0.65-0.85), Norwich v Reading (Nor/Rea 0.7-0.9), QPR v Stoke (QPR/Stoke 0.2-0.4), Sunderland v Everton (Eve/Sun 0.25-0.45), Swansea v Southampton (Swa/Sou 0.1-0.3), West Brom v Newcastle (WB/Newc 0.2-0.4) and West Ham v Wigan (WHU/Wig 0.2-0.4).

Sunday at 1.30pm sees Tottenham host Manchester City at White Hart Lane. Mancini’s side have won the last four clashes between these two. Can they make it five in a row? We have Spurs at 21/10 for the win, with Man City at 5/4 and the draw 9/4.

Liverpool and Chelsea go head-to-head in the 4pm match. There hasn’t been a single goal in the Reds' last two outings. Will we be in for more of the same here? Our Total Goals quote is currently 2.9-3.1.

The final game of the weekend is on Monday evening between Manchester United and Aston Villa. Total Goal Minutes settled at 303 when they last met back in November. TGM’s are being quoted at 172-187 this time around.

Ahead of next week’s matches our Champions League prices are now live. We make Bayern Munich slight favourites in the first leg against Barcelona with a Supremacy quote of Munich/Barcelona 0.1-0.3. In the other game we make Real Madrid 6/4 for an away victory, Dortmund 7/4 and the draw 9/4.

 

 

 


The Snooker World Championship gets underway on Saturday and our prices are already live ahead of the big event. Can Ronnie O’Sullivan make a winning return to action after a near year-long absence? He’s joint favourite at 6/1 along with Mark Selby and Neil Robertson on our Outright Winner Market.

Of the first round matches of interest Judd Trump will no doubt fancy his chances against Dominic Dale, but will the former World Championship runner-up have it all his own way? Our Supremacy quote is currently Trump/Dale 15.5-18.5.

There are also a number of Specials to mark the occasion such as Highest Tournament Break (144.5-145) Total Tournament Centuries 68.25-69.75 and Champion’s Age (30.5-31.5).  



Our live coverage in the RaboDirect Pro 12 gets underway on Friday as Edinburgh travel to Italy as they face a Treviso side that have won their last four matches in all competitions at the Stadio Monigo. Our Supremacy quote in this one is Treviso/Edinburgh 6-9.

The Aviva Premiership action begins on Saturday with Bath v Leicester. The West Country side will need to improve after a 23-9 defeat by Harlequins last time out. 

We will also be covering the rest of the weekend’s RaboDirect Pro 12 and Aviva Premiership games along with Rugby League and the Super Rugby.

As usual we will have in-running prices on all five the Premier League clashes. Tonight’s (Thursday’s) action comes from Dublin.

The highlights this week include Simon Whitlock taking on Andy Hamilton, where our Total 180’s quote is 5.5-6 and Raymond van Barneveld v Phil Taylor, where our 10-3 Supremacy quote is Taylor/Barney 4-7.



The US Tour Golf this week comes from the Harbour Town Golf Links at Hilton Head for the RBC Heritage. Brandt Snedeker leads the way in the betting closely followed by Luke Donald and Matt Kuchar.

On the European tour Miguel Angel Jimenez makes his return to action after a broken leg at Parador de El Saler for the Open de Espana. However, he will face fierce competition from Sergio Garcia, Francesco Molinari and Matteo Manassero to name a few.

The racing moves to Bahrain in this week’s F1. Fernando Alonso triumphed last time out in China. But can he do the same here? He’s currently being quoted at 9.5-11 on our Live Index, with Sebastian Vettel at 9-10.5, Kimi Raikkonen 7.5-9, Lewis Hamilton 3-4.5 and Jenson Button 1-2.  

 

Elsewhere, there will also be prices on the NBA, MLB, the ATP Monte Carlo and the Indian Premier League.