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After the excitement of the Champions League, attention turns to the Europa League this evening (Thursday) with Tottenham, Swansea and Wigan all in action.

Michael Laudrup’s team travel to Valencia, with the Spanish side on a run of three successive defeats. Our Supremacy quote here is Val/Swa 0.7-0.9. Meanwhile Tottenham entertain Tromso at White Hart Lane with Total Goals in this one currently being quoted at 3.35-3.55. Championship Wigan take on Zulte Waregem in Bruge. The hosts are 13/10, the Latics 11/5 and the draw also 11/5.

The action gets underway in the Premier League at 12.45pm on Saturday as Norwich host Aston Villa. Both teams will be looking to improve after suffering defeats last time out. But will either side return to winning ways here? We have Norwich at 11/8 for the points with Villa 2/1 and the draw 9/4.

There are four 3pm kick-offs with matches including Liverpool v Southampton (Liv/Sou 0.95-1.15), Newcastle v Hull (New/Hul 0.6-0.8), West Brom v Sunderland (WBA/Sun 0.4-0.6) and West Ham v Everton (Eve/WHU 0.1-0.3).

The 5.30pm match sees Fulham make the short trip to Stamford Bridge as Martin Jol’s side contests the West London derby against Chelsea. Will this be a fiery affair? We’re quoting Bookings at 33-37.

There are four games on Sunday this week with Arsenal taking on Stoke (Ars/Sto 1.3-1.5) and Crystal Palace hosting Swansea (Cry/Swa 0.05-0.25) at 1.30pm while at 4pm Cardiff clash with Tottenham (Tot/Car 0.55-0.75).

However, the big match of the weekend is without out doubt the Manchester derby. Pellegini’s side won 2-1 when they last clashed back in April. Can the Red Devils get revenge? Our Supremacy quote is ManC/ManU 0.25-0.45.

Don’t forget that our Champions League long term prices are now available. Our Outright Index sees Barcelona 51-54, Real Madrid 50-53, Bayern 49-52, Man City 30-33, Juventus 23-26, Man United 23-26, Chelsea 22-25, Atletico Madrid 22-25, Paris SG 20-23, Dortmund 16-19 and Arsenal 16-19. Other markets available include Group Indices, Fixed Odds Winner, and Fixed Odds Group Winners.

We will also be covering the lower league, Scottish, Spanish, Italian, German, Russian and MLS fixtures.

 
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The big race of the weekend is the Ayr Gold Cup on Saturday, but looking further afield we have fixed odds prices now live for the Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe next month.

At Spreadex we are currently industry best price on Kizuna at 8/1, Ruler of the World at 11/1, Intello at 14/1, The Fugue at 20/1 and Ocovango and Leading Light at 25/1.

Don’t forget our new spread betting markets including Favourites x 10, Favourites Rush, Favourites 50 Ups, Favourite Ton Ups and Squared Numbers.

Our daily horse racing coverage includes spread betting and fixed odds betting (including accumulators, multiples and each way betting) on all UK and Irish meetings plus selected American and French races.

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The NFL continues in the early hours of Friday morning as Kansas City travel to Philadelphia. Both sides have won their opening two matches and will be looking to continue their form. Our Supremacy quote here is: Philadelphia/ Kansas 3-5.

Our other in-running matches this weekend include Detroit @ Washington (Det/Was 0.5-2.5), Houston @ Baltimore (Hou/Bal 0-2), New York Giants @ Carolina (NYG/Car 0.5-2.5), Atlanta @Miami (Mia/Atl 2-4), Buffalo @ New York Jets (Jets/Buff 1-3), Indianapolis @San Fran (San/Ind 10.5-12.5), Chicago @Pittsburgh (Chi/Pitt 2-4) and Oakland @ Denver (Den/Oak 14.5-16.5).

We will also have a non-live service on the remaining fixtures over the weekend.

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On Saturday the final of this year’s Yorkshire Bank 40 tournament takes place between Nottinghamshire and Glamorgan. After seeing off Somerset in the semi-finals we make Nottinghamshire favourites for this one with a Supremacy quote of Nottinghamshire/Glamorgan 22-32.

Elsewhere we have coverage of the T20 Champions League.

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The US Tour this week comes from East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta for the Tour Championship. Tiger Woods leads the way in the betting, but is closely followed by Adam Scott, Phil Mickelson and Henrik Stenson.

The European Tour is at the Colf Club Torino for the Italian Open. Spain’s Gonzalo Fernandez-Castaño is hoping to become the first player to win the 70° Open d’Italia Lindt three times. Will he succeed? He would have to see off the likes of Francesco Molinari, Bernd Wiesberger and Matteo Manassero first.

We will also have prices from the Pacific Links Championship.  

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The Super League play-offs continue tonight (Thursday) as Huddersfield host Hull FC. The Giants did the double over their rivals from East Yorkshire during the regular season. Will it be three times lucky? Huddersfield/Hull FC 10-13.

We will also be covering the rest of the action in the Super League along with Aviva Premiership, Currie Cup, ITM Cup, NRL and the French Top 14.

 

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The F1 circus makes its way to Singapore this week with Sebastian Vettel looking to follow up his victory in Italy with another triumph here. He’s currently 11.75 on our live Index with Fernando Alsonso 6.75-8.25 and Lewis Hamilton 6.5-8.

If you are thinking more long term then Vettel leads the way in the Drivers’ Season Points market with a quote of 326-332. We also have Alonso at 254-260, Hamilton at 223-229 and Raikkonen at 200-206.
   

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