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It's international friendly time and Roy Hodgson's England side face a stiff test of their credentials ahead of Euro 2016 with a trip to Germany on Saturday night.

The hosts are currently favourites for the victory with a Supremacy quote of Ger/Eng 0.8 - 1.

Before that there is British interest elsewhere tonight (Thursday) as the Czech Republic take on Scotland (Cze/Sco 0.65 - 0.85) and Wales go head-to-head with Northern Ireland (Wal/NIre 0.15 - 0.35) while the Republic of Ireland tackle Switzerland (ROI/Swi -0.1 - 0.1) tomorrow.

Elsewhere we will have spread and fixed odds prices available on the British lower leagues, European 21 Championship, World Cup qualifiers and Australian A-League.




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The big game in the Aviva Premier League this weekend is a top of the table clash between Saracens and Exeter. The home side have lost two of their last three matches at Allianz Park, will this poor run continue? Our Supremacy quote is (Exe/Sar xx/xx)

We will also have in-running and fixed odds prices on all of the Super Rugby matches from Down Under. The Friday morning game sees the Hurricanes clash with the Kings (Hur/Kings 36 - 39).

Switching codes, the televised Super League action tonight (Thursday) is between Castleford and Leeds. Castleford are 13/8 for the win, with Leeds 1/2 and the draw 16/1.




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This week's WGC – Dell Match Play is the last event before next week's Masters. No doubt world number three Rory McIlroy will be looking to set down a marker by successfully defending his title here for the first time.

He faces Kevin Na, Smylie Kaufman and Thorbjorn Olesen in the group stag here at the Austin Country Club.

We also have prices on the Puerto Rico Open as well as longer term fixed odds markets.




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There have been some sensational games so far in the T20 World Cup with England's last two games against South Africa and Afghanistan seeing the batsmen produce match-saving displays.

Next up for Eoin Morgan's side is a clash with Sri Lanka on Saturday and our traders have the Supremacy price England/Sri Lanka 11 – 19.

Before that we'll also have in-play spread betting and fixed odds betting on Pakistan v Australia and South Africa v West Indies tomorrow and Bangladesh v New Zealand on Saturday.

We also have coverage of the Woman's T20 World Cup matches as well.




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Week eight of the Premier League Darts comes from the Echo Arena in Liverpool. The action gets underway tonight at 7.10pm with Michael Smith going head-to-head with Robert Thornton. ‘Bully Boy' Smith has the edge with a 10-3 Leg Supremacy quote of Smith/Thornton 4.5 - 7.5.

Other matches include Gary Anderson / Dave Chisnall 5-8, Adrian Lewis/ Raymond van Barneveld 2-5, Phil Taylor / Peter Wright 5-8 and Michael van Gerwen/ Robert Thornton 18.5-21.5.




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The ATP and WTA tours are in Miami this week as focus return to the action rather than off court comments regarding pay that have dominated the headlines recently.

British interest sees Kyle Edmund, who saw off Jiri Vesely, set up a second round clash with Novak Djokovic.

Andy Murray meanwhile awaits the outcome of Borna Coric and Denis Istomin to see who he will face.

Heather Watson also won her first round match and will take on America's Sloane Stephens.

There are also long term prices available on the Davis Cup, French Open and Season Specials




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The big tournament this week is the Player Tour Championship in Manchester.

Trump and Carter meet this afternoon with the 10-3 Supremacy price Tru/Cart 4-7 with Selt and Woollaston clashing this evening.




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The Bahrain GP doesn't get underway until next weekend, but we already have some fixed odds prices ahead of the action.

Nico Rosberg triumphed last week in Melbourne and is 2/1 to take the chequered flag again. Reigning champion Lewis Hamilton is the favourite though at 4/5 with Sebastian Vettel 11/2.




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