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Former Millwall, Gillingham, Crystal Palace and Fulham defender Matt Lawrence tries to win money for his nominated charity this week in the Spreadex Celebrity Spread Better Challenge.

Click below to hear him take on our Goal Supremacy spreads this week, with the featured matches Arsenal v Hull, Bournemouth v Everton, Blackburn v West Ham, Tottenham v Palace and Chelsea v Man City.

 




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Domestic action takes centre stage this week Harlequins take on Leicester tomorrow night (Friday). Will the visitors prove too strong for their hosts? We have a Points Supremacy quote of Leicester/Harlequins 0-3.

We will also be covering the action in the Guinness Pro 12 and have prices available for the next round of Six nations matches.

Switching codes, this week we have the World Club Challenge with Rooster/St Helens 8 – 11, Brisbane/Wigan 5 – 8 and NQ Cowboys/Leeds 13 – 16.




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After defeat in the ODI series England try their luck against South Africa in the first T20 version of the game on Friday. The hosts are slights favourites with a supremacy quote of South Africa /England 2-10.

We will also be covering the action from the Woman's T20 international between South Africa and England, the Pakistan Super League and the Test match between New Zealand and Australia..




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Week three of the Premier League Darts come from the 3Arena in Dublin.

Peter Wright and James Wade are first up. Peter Wright has won both of his matches so far. Can he make it three in a row? Our 10-3 Leg Supremacy quote is Wright/Wade 1-4.

Other matches include Dave Chisnall/Michael Smith 4-7, Phil Taylor/Gary Anderson -2.5-0.5, Michael van Gerwen/Adrian Lewis 8.5-11.5 and Raymond van Barneveld /Robert Thornton 4-7.




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The PGA Tour rolls into the Riviera Country Club with James Hahn looking to defend his title at the Northern Trust Open. He won't have it all his way though as he is currently far behind Jordan Speith, Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson to name a few.

Meanwhile, on the European tour the Malaysian Open will be played at the Royal Selangor Golf Club in Kuala Lumpur. Dubai Desert Classic winner Dany Willett is the man to beat here, but Louis Oosthuizen and Martin Kraymer will surely be breathing down his neck.




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The action this week in the snooker world is from the Welsh Open.

Judd Trump saw off Alan McManus in the last round to set up this evening's Fourth Round clash against Joe Perry. Who will come out on top? We're currently quoting the 10-3 Supremacy as Trump/Perry 5-8.




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The televised tennis this week is from the ATP Rio. This action peaks this evening (Thursday) as Rafael Nadal takes on Nicolas Almagro on Sky Sports. The Spaniard is favourite to proceed with a 10-5 Match Supremacy quote of Nadal/Almagro 11-14.

We will also be covering matches from the WTA Dubai, which is on BT Sport, the ATP Delray Beach, ATP Marseille and the ATP Wroclaw.




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