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West Ham look to cement their place in the Europa League group stage as they take on Astra Giurgiu in the second leg of their play-off match. The Hammers, who drew the first leg 1-1, are favourites with a Supremacy quote of WHU/Astra 1.5-1.7.

On Saturday afternoon attention turns to domestic matters as Tottenham face Liverpool in the 12:30pm match. We're giving the home side a very slight edge with a quote of Tott/Liv 0.05-0.25.

There are six 3pm matches including Palace/Bournemouth 0.15-0.35, Chelsea/Burnley 1.35-1.85, Everton/Stoke 0.7-0.9, Leicester/Swansea 0.7-0.9, Southampton/Sunderland 0.85-1.35 and Arsenal/Watford (h) 0.65-0.85.

Hull and Man United are the Saturday evening fixture, with our traders making Hull 13/2 for the win, with United 2/5 and the draw 3/1.

The two Sunday fixtures see West Brom entertain Middlesbrough (WBA/Mid 0-0.2), while Man City tackle West Ham (Man City/WHU 1.62-1.85).




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All eyes will be on Wembley this Saturday as Warrington and Hull FC battle it out in the Challenge Cup Final. The Wolves go into this one as favourite with a quote of Warr/Hull 0-0.3.

Switching codes, round two of the Rugby Championship continues on Saturday, with New Zealand/Australia 18-21 and Argentina/South Africa 4-7.

We will also have prices on the weekend's Mitre 10 Cup and NRL fixtures.




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The ODI series between England and Pakistan continues on Sat. With England one game to the good already we are quoting them at 60-63 on the Series market while Pakistan is 13-16.

We will also be covering action from the 2nd Test between South Africa and New Zealand where the hosts are 10/11 for the win, with New Zealand 9/4 and the draw 3/1.




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The Barclays is the main focus of the PGA tour this week. The first leg of the FedEx Cup takes place at Bethpage State Park, New York.

Jason Day leads the way in the betting, followed by Dustin Johnson and Rory Mcllroy to name a few.

The European Tour meanwhile heads to Denmark. Will David Horsey triumph for the second year in a row? Martin Kaymer is considered the favourite closely followed by Soren Kjeldsen and Thomas Pieters.




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Lewis Hamilton heads the field with a Driver's Season Points quote of 367-373, followed by Nico Rosberg 330 -336, Daniel Ricciardo 236-242 and Max Verstappen 211-217.

The Constructors' Season Points market is led by Mercedes on 696-708, with Red bull on 459-473 and Ferrari 400-412. 




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The televised action in the Women's tour comes from the WTA New Haven. The first match of the day sees Johanna Larsson face Roberta Vinci Our 10-5 Supremacy quote is Vin/Lar 2-5. Follow the match on BT Sport 1 from 6pm.

The men's tour comes from the ATP Winston Salem. With Richard Gasquet and John Millman doing battle today at 8pm. We make the Frenchman favourite with a quote of Gas/Mil 7.5-10.5.




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The stars of the PDC continue their tour down under as the action gets underway in the Perth Masters.

Arguably the pick of the round sees Raymond van Barneveld take on Simon Whitlock. Our quote is Barneveld/Whitlock 3.5-6.5.




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The main snooker action comes from the Paul Hunter Classic this week.

We will have fixed odds prices on all of the fourth round matches getting underway tomorrow (Friday) from 8.30am.




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