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Sorry Spurs suffered severe shame, shipping six on Sunday. So will it be Another Vile Beating for AVB at Norweigian minnows Tromso in the Europa League today?

If you fancy a shock, we have the hosts at a huge 9/1 for the win. Our spread Supremacy is Spurs/Tromso (h) 1.45-1.65. Kick-off is 6pm with coverage in ITV4.

We’re in-play on 11 other Europa League clashes including Swansea/Valencia 0.3-0.5 and Wigan/Zulte-Waregem 0.5-0.7.

Looking ahead to the weekend’s Premier League action the focus will be on Spurs again as they host Manchester United, fresh from a 5-0 midweek win at Leverkusen, at noon on Sunday. Our Supremacy price is Spurs/Man Utd 0-0.2 and Total Goals at 2.45-2.65.

Saturday’s 3pm top flight games are Villa/Sunderland 0.45-0.65, Arsenal/Cardiff (h) 0.85-1.05, Everton/Stoke 0.9-1.1, Norwich/Palace 0.5-0.7 and West Ham/Fulham 0.5-0.7.

The 5.30pm game sees Newcastle, with just one defeat in six in the Prem, hosting West Brom, who conversely have only one won of their last six in the league. We have the Magpies 21/20 to win, the Baggies 5/2 and the draw 12/5.

As well as Spurs v Man United, Sunday sees Liverpool/Hull (h) 0.9-1.1 at 2.05pm and two 4.10pm kick-offs; Chelsea/Southampton 0.95-1.15 and Man City/Swansea 1.55-1.75.

Elsewhere, we’ll be covering the rest of the Football League, Football Conference, Scottish Premier League and European League games throughout the weekend.

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Thanksgiving may not mean that much to those of us on British shores. But one benefit for us in Blighty is that we have the rarity of a Thursday triple-header of NFL games to bet on!

We’re in-play on Green Bay @ Detroit at 5.30pm (Detroit/Green Bay 6-8), Oakland @ Dallas at 9.30pm (Dallas/Oakland 7-9) and Pittsburgh @ Baltimore at 1.30am (Baltimore/Pittsburgh 1.5-3.5).

All three matches are on Sky Sports 1. Fancy a punt giving you an interest across all three games? Our Total Points quote for all three matches is 137-142.

Our six other in-play NFL games over the weekend are (Carolina/Tampa Bay 7.5-9.5) (Philadelphia/Arizona 2-4) (Denver/Kansas City 3.5-5.5) (San Diego/Cincinnati 0-2) (Washington/New York Giants -1.5-0.5 and Seattle/New Orleans 5-7.

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There was plenty of sledging in the sun as England found Australia too hot to handle at the Gabba in the Ashes first Test last week.

The second Test in Adelaide begins at midnight on Wednesday evening next week UK time and Spreadex are industry best price on Australia to win at 8/5. We’re also industry best price on Alastair Cook (7/2),Michael Carberry 6/1 and Matt Prior to be top England batsman.

In terms of long-term prices, Spreadex are industry best price on England to win the series at 7/2, for a drawn series at 9/2 and for England to retain the Ashes at 6/4.

Ahead of the second Test, we’ll be in-play on the continuing ICC WT20 Qualifiers, the third South Africa v Pakistan ODI on Saturday and the New Zealand v West Indies first Test on Monday.

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The European Tour this week takes in the Alfred Dunhill Championships at Leopard Creek, South Africa.

Charl Schwartzel won this event last year by a huge 12 shots and before the start we had him 3/1 favourite to triumph again ahead of Richard Sterne at 12/1, Brendon De Jonge 18/1 and Ross Fisher and George Coetzee both 20/1.

Staying in the southern hemisphere, we’ll be covering all the action from the Australian Open at the Royal Sydney Championship Course.

Adam Scott is chasing the Triple Crown after already winning the Australian PGA and the Talisker Masters.

After a flying start, we have him as the 2/7 outright fixed odds favourite with Rory McIlroy (10/1), Aaron Baddeley (14/1), Jason Day (18/1) and Matt Jones (25/1) following behind.

We’re also betting on the Casino World Open and the Indonesia Open.

 

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The Autumn Test series is drawing to a close but Wales will still be out to claim the scalp of Australia when the sides meet at the Millennium Stadium at 5pm on Saturday.

After Wales demolished Argentina and then beat Tonga we have this one finely poised with our Points Supremacy price -1.5-1.5.

Switching codes, after their last-gasp semi-final win over England, New Zealand look to defend their Rugby League World Cup title against Australia in the final at Old Trafford on Saturday at 2.30pm.

We have the Aussies as strong favourites here with the Points Supremacy price Australia/New Zealand 8-11.

Elsewhere we’ll be covering the Dubai Sevens and will have in-play coverage of selected games across the Aviva Premiership, RaboDirect Pro12 and Top 14 as well as on Barbarians v Fiji at Twickenham on Saturday. 

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The UK Championship snooker continues from the Barbican Centre in York with Mark Selby looking to defend his 2012 title and land the £150,000 top prize.

We’ll be in-play on selected games throughout the tournament as well as having non-live fixed odds and spread betting prices available on all the other matches.

The players compete in a straight knockout in a best of 11 frames format.

On Saturday we’ll be in-play on first round games including Ding Junhui v Antony Parsons, Ronnie O’Sullivan v Rhys Clark, Neil Robertson v Dylan Mitchell and Mark Selby v Shane Castle.

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Elsewhere we have prices on the Mosconi Cup 2013 pool, reality TV shows including Strictly, X-Factor, SPOTY and I’m a Celebrity plus we’re live with our next general election fixed odds with our Overall Majority betting Labour 5/4, Conservative 3/1, UKIP 100/1, Lib Dems 2001 and No Overall Majority 11/8.



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