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After the Premier League kicked-off last weekend, Spain's La Liga and Germany's Bundesliga both begin this weekend and you can see our Season Points and fixed odds outright prices for both leagues now.

Looking at this weekend's domestic top flight action, two of the biggest games of the weekend see Everton host Arsenal on Saturday tea time and Liverpool travel to Man City on Monday night.

Our traders can't pick between the Toffees and Gunners and have the spread betting Supremacy price as ‘choice' -0.1 – 0.1. However for the Etihad clash our Supremacy price is City/Liverpool 0.6 – 0.8.

Before those games we'll be in-play on Tottenham's trip to Cyprus to face AEL in the Europa League play-off first leg today (Thursday). We have Spurs 2/5 for the win, the draw 10/3 and AEL 13/2.

Looking at the rest of the Premier League matches, Saturday's other games feature: Villa/Newcastle 0 – 0.2, Palace/West Ham 0.1 – 0.3, Chelsea/Leicester 1.95 – 2.15, Southampton/West Brom 0.55 – 0.75 and Swansea/Burnley 0.8 – 1.

Sunday's matches feature Hull/Stoke 0.05 – 0.25 and Tottenham/QPR 1.05 – 1.25 at 1.30pm before Manchester United aim to put their poor start to the season against Swansea behind them when they take on Sunderland at the Stadium of Light at 4pm.

United are 4/6 for the win, Sunderland are 4/1 and the draw is 14/5.




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It's day two of the four day Ebor Festival from York today, with the big race of the day the Darley Yorkshire Oaks at 3.40pm featuring unbeaten filly Taghrooda, the 4/1 joint favourite for the Arc in October.

The Investec Oaks and King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner is aiming to make it five wins from five against a field that includes Tapestry, Venus de Milo, Tasaday, Volume, Talent and Lustrous.

Taghrooda is the short-price odds-on favourite, but if you don't see value in that bet, why not have a look at our spread betting Match Bets to try and predict how many lengths you think Taghrooda may win by?

Don't forget that in addition to our each-way and accumulators, you can also place forecast and tricast fixed odds bets on horse racing with Spreadex. Click the following link to find out more on forecast and tricast betting.




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The US Open starts next week and defending champion Rafael Nadal will not be defending his title after withdrawing with a wrist injury.

This leaves Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic as our outright favourite at 5/4 but Roger Federer has also shortened to 100/30.

Andy Murray is 9/2, Australian Open champion Stan Wawrinka 14/1 and Grigor Dimitrov 16/1. In the womens' competition, Serena Williams is the 6/4 favourite ahead of Maria Sharapova at 6/1, Simona Halep at 7/1 and Petra Kvitova at 10/1.

Ahead of the action from Flushing Meadows we'll have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on the ATP Winston Salem and WTA New Haven.




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After a revitalised England sealed a 3-1 series win over India with victory by an innings and 244 runs in the fifth Test, Alastair Cook's side will be looking to continue their form in the five match one day series which starts at Bristol on Monday.

We have England 4/6 to win the series with India 6/5. Our spread betting Series Index, which awards the sides 10 points per match won and 25 points for winning the series, has England on 41 – 44 and India on 31 – 34.

Before the first ODI, we'll have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on the Natwest T20 Blast Finals Day on Saturday when Surrey play Warwickshire and Hampshire face Lancashire in the semi-finals at Edgbaston before the winners then go head-to-head later that night.

Surrey are the overall 15/8 favourites followed by Hampshire on 9/4, then Lancashire at 3/1 and Warwickshire at 4/1.




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Rory McIlroy has set the golfing world alight after following his Open Championship victory last month. Looking at our Ryder Cup prices for next month, Rory's heroics seem to have moved the market alone with Europe now 8/13 favourites from 5/6 and USA out to 7/4 from 6/5. The tie remains 9/1. 

This week's action comes from the Barclays, the Czech Masters, the Boeing Classic andthe Canadian Pacific Open.
 


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It's the Challenge Cup final at Wembley on Saturday with Leeds Rhinos having broken with tradition and already named their side for the clash against Castleford.

Rhinos have named the same team that beat Warrington 24-16 in the semi-final. Castleford won their semi 28-6 against Widnes.

We have Leeds 4/11 favourites with Castleford 9/4 and the draw 18/1. Our spread betting Points Supremacy quote is Leeds/Castleford 7 – 10.

Elsewhere we'll have in-play fixed odds and spread betting coverage of the NRL clashes while our rugby union betting takes in New Zealand v Australia in the Rugby Championship after the sides drew 12-12 last weekend.




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The Formula 1 news this week has centred on 16-year-old Max Verstappen being set to become the youngest-ever F1 driver after signing for Toro Rosso next season.

But on the track, the battle continues between Mercedes pair Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg with Rosberg currently eight points ahead in the Championship standings.

This Sunday the pair do battle in the Belgian Grand Prix with Hamilton 4/5 favourite ahead of Rosberg at 2/1. On our 80-60-50-40-30-25-20-15-10-5 spread betting Race Index, Hamilton's spread is 56 – 60 and Rosberg's is 53 – 57.




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The NFL season is less than a month away and our long-term prices are now live.

Current Superbowl champions Seattle Seahawks are the 11/2 favourites while beaten finalists Denver Broncos are 6/1. San Francisco 49ers, beaten in the 2013 final by Baltimore Ravens, are 17/2 while New England Patriots, finalists in 2012 when they lost to New York Giants, are 8/1. 2011 winners Green Bay Packers are 10/1.

We also have full divisional outright betting prices plus we'll have fixed odds and spread betting prices on all the friendly matches before the full season begins.




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The Scottish Independence Referendum takes place on September 18th and our traders reckon it's going to end as a ‘No' vote.

That's now shortened from 1/7 to 1/9 to be the outcome while a ‘Yes' vote is 5/1.

As for our next UK General Election betting, Labour are 8/11 to get most seats, the Conservatives 21/20, UKIP 66/1 and the Liberal Democrats 300/1.

In terms of an overall majority, no overall majority is 11/10, Labour majority 15/8, Conservative majority 5/2, UKIP majority 80/1 and Lib Dem majority 200/1.




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