Mor Diouf tries his luck from range. But what happens next?





Liverpool’s nervy midweek win over Sunderland ensured the Premier League title challenge remains a three horse race with Man City now the 5/6 favourites, Chelsea 5/2 and Liverpool 3/1.

For Saturday’s 5.30pm game, Man City journey to out-of-sorts Arsenal who are now a distant 100/1 to be champions. City are even money to pile the misery on Arsene Wenger, Arsenal are 13/5 and the draw 5/2.

Chelsea are strong favourites at Palace 1.25 – 1.45 on the Supremacy for their 3pm Saturday trip to Selhurst Park, while Liverpool face Tottenham at 4pm on Sunday with the Supremacy price Liverpool/Tottenham 1.25 – 1.45.

The weekend kicks-off with under-fire David Moyes hoping to improve his wretched record at Old Trafford as Aston Villa make the trip north. United are 2/5, Villa 7/1 and the draw 7/2.

Palace v Chelsea aside, the rest of the Supremacy prices for the 3pm kick-offs are; Stoke/Hull 0.25 – 0.45, Southampton/Newcastle 0.75 – 0.95, Swansea/Norwich 0.75 – 0.95 and West Brom/Cardiff 0.6 – 0.8.

Sunday’s early game sees top-4-chasing Everton play away at rock-bottom Fulham. The Toffees are 8/11 for the win, Fulham 15/4 and the draw 13/5.

Monday night’s game sees Sunderland desperately seeking points as they host a West Ham side closing in on safety. Sunderland are 6/5, West Ham 12/5 and the draw 11/5.

We’ll also have in-play and non-live fixed odds and spread betting on all the other English and Scottish domestic action as well as other global league matches.  Or click here to find out more about football spread betting. 

It’s a busy weekend for racing with Saturday heralding the start of the flat season, taking in the Lincoln Handicap, and the glamour of the Dubai Gold Cup meeting in Meydan.

Gabrials Kaka leads the betting in our Antepost prices for the Lincoln at Doncaster while in the highlight of the world’s richest race meeting, the Dubai World Cup, Ruler of the World is 9/2 in our Antepost prices with Military Attack 11/2, Akeed Mofeed 7/1, Prince Bishop 10/1 and African Story 11/1.

Don’t forget it’s just over a week until the Grand National takes place at Aintree. Former Gold Cup winner Long Run is a 14/1 shot in our Antepost betting but leading the field at the moment is 9/1 priced Teaforthree.

Don’t forget that in addition to our each-way and accumulators, you can now 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.
Or click here to find out more about horse racing spread betting. 

England lost to New Zealand by the Duckworth-Lewis method in their opening World T20 encounter last weekend as Stuart Broad was struck with a fine for his lightning comments.

So can Broad and co respond with victory against Sri Lanka today (Thursday), who themselves cantered to a nine-wicket victory over the Netherlands on Monday?

Our traders don’t fancy England’s chances and we have them as outsiders at 6/4 and Sri Lanka as 8/15 favourites.

Tomorrow (Friday) we’ll be in-play on Australia v West Indies and Bangladesh v India while on Saturday we’ll be live on Netherlands v New Zealand and England’s next clash against South Africa.  Or click here to find out more about cricket spread betting 

Our in-play Rugby League betting tonight and tomorrow features the current top three in the Super League table with Castleford/London (h) Supremacy 22-25 tonight (Thursday) and then Leeds/St Helens (h) 9-12 tomorrow.

Looking at our rugby union coverage, the live TV games in the Aviva Premiership this weekend are Bath v Sale tomorrow, Northampton Saints v Leicester Tigers on Saturday and Newcastle Falcons v Worcester Warriors on Sunday.

We’ll also have further in-play rugby betting on the RaboDirect Pro 12, French Top 14, Super Rugby and Hong Kong 7s.
  
Or click here to find out more about rugby spread betting. 

The first ever EurAsia Cup is the highlight of the golfing world this week as some big names of the game congregate in Kuala Lumpur for the event.

The team matchplay event, which pits Europe against Asia, has been welcomed by the likes of Graeme McDowell, who have spoken of how the tournament should help Europe’s preparations for the Ryder Cup later in the year.

McDowell himself is our traders’ favourite to end as Top European Scorer with a spread of 14-17 based on an index of 50 points to top European points scorer, 30 to second, 20 to third and 10 to fourth.

We’ll also be betting on the Texas Open on the PGA tour and on the Louisiana Open.

Don’t forget the Masters is only two weeks away now. Rory McIlroy is the 7/1 favourite with Adam Scott close behind on 8/1.

Or click here to find out more about golf spread betting.
Our vastly expanded tennis service, which will see provide in-play betting on around 10,000 matches throughout 2014, this week takes in the ATP and WTA Miami.

Andy Murray’s struggles this season continued last night as he was dumped out of the quarter-finals by Novak Djokovic, meaning the Scot is now ranked as low as eighth in the world.

It means Djokovic will next face Kei Nishikori, who disposed of Roger Federer.

Murray will be left to focus on Great Britain’s Davis Cup tie with Italy next month. We have Italy 1/2 for the win with GB 6/4.

Murray’s drop in form of late has been indicated in our updated long term outright fixed odds prices for the second major of the season, the French Open. Rafael Nadal is 8/11, Novak Djokovic 15/8, Stan Warwinka 14/1, Roger Federer 16/1, David Ferrer 22/1 and Murray now a distant 33/1.

Or click here to find out more about tennis spread betting. Race two of the F1 season goes to Malaysia as the drivers continue to get to grips with the new rules and regulations – and the fans get used to less noise from the engines.

Lewis Hamilton and Sebastien Vettel both failed to finish in Melbourne, retiring early due to mechanical failures. However Hamilton is the 13/8 favourite and Vettel third favourite at 10/1.

Nico Rosberg, who won the Australian GP last week, is 9/4, Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas both 12/1 and Kevin Magnussen, Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso all 14/1.

Don’t forget to view our Live Index during the race itself where drivers are awarded a spread based on being awarded 25 points for finishing first, 10 for finishing second and five for third.

Or click here to find out more about motor racing spread betting. 

Phil Taylor, who has had a difficult time of things so far in the Premier League of Darts, was last week’s big winner in front of 11,000 fans at the First Direct Arena in Leeds.

He’ll be hoping to build on his 7-1 win over Wes Newton that night as the competition moves into Week 8 in Dublin.

Taylor takes on old foe Raymond van Barneveld. The Power is the 8/15 favourite in our fixed odds with van Barneveld 3/1 and the draw 4/1. In our 10-3 Leg Supremacy spread betting prices, Taylor has the nod 8-11 over van Barneveld.

Our other 10-3 Leg Supremacy prices are; Anderson/Newton 5-8, Lewis/Chisnall 6-9, Newton/Whitlock -1.5 – 1.5 and van Gerwen/Wright 8-11.
 
Or click here to find out more about darts spread betting. 
Boxing

60,000 tickets have been sold and the hype is already building for Froch v Groves 2 at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, May 31st.

Froch was the controversial winner in round nine first time around after surviving an onslaught from Groves in the early rounds and with many observers feeling Groves should have been given more time to continue.

So who will prevail in the second showdown? Our traders have Froch the 4/7 favourite, Groves a 6/4 shot and the draw 25/1. Fight Minutes are priced at 26 – 27.5 meaning our traders think the fight will again finish at around the ninth round.

We also have prices on Manny Pacquiao’s rematch with Timothy Bradley on Sunday, April 13th in Las Vegas.

We have Pacquiao 8/15, Bradley 6/4 and the draw 22/1.


Or click here to find out more about boxing spread betting. 



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

That’s 1/5 to be the outcome while a ‘Yes’ vote is 10/3.

We also have prices on the next General Election. For Most Seats we have Labour 4/6, Conservatives, 6/5, UKIP 100/1 and Liberal Democrats 150/1.

For Overall Majority we have Labour 11/8, Conservatives 3/1, UKIP 100/1, Liberal Deomocrats 200/1 and No Overall Majority 11/8.

We also have markets live for who will be the next Prime Minister after David Cameron.

Ed Milliband is 8/13 favourite followed by Boris Johnson at 12/1, Theresa May at 14/1, Yvette Cooper 14/1, Phillip Hammond 20/1 and George Osborne 25/1.

Or click here to find out more about politics spread betting.