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Jose Mourinho is a man under pressure so how will his Chelsea side fare in the Premier League opener at the Bridge this weekend against a Liverpool side unbeaten in four under Jurgen Klopp? The game is live on BT Sport 1 at 12.45pm.

Our traders have the spread betting Goal Supremacy as Chelsea/Liverpool 0.35 – 0.55 with our fixed odds prices Chelsea 21/20, Liverpool 14/5 and the draw 12/5.

There are then six 3pm kick-off games including Crystal Palace v Manchester United, Manchester City v Norwich, Newcastle v Stoke, Swansea v Arsenal, Watford v West Ham and West Brom v Leicester.

On Sunday it's Everton v Sunderland at 1.30pm and Southampton v Bournemouth at 4pm before Tottenham v Aston Villa at 8pm on Monday.

As usual we have in-play betting on the full list of Premier League and La Liga fixtures plus scores of matches from other global leagues.




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It's an all-Southern Hemisphere affair as the Rugby World Cup signs off this weekend with South Africa v Argentina in the Bronze Final at 8pm on Friday before New Zealand v Australia in the final at 4pm on Saturday. Both matches are live on ITV.

Our spread betting Points Supremacy prices are South Africa/Argentina 8 – 11 and New Zealand/Australia 4 – 7.

Don't forget the Aviva Premiership is now up and running and we'll have in-play betting from selected matches in that competition as well as in the Guiness Pro12, Top 14, ITM Cup and Currie Cup.




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After drawing the first Test and then losing the second by 178 runs, England will be looking to salvage some pride in the final Test against Pakistan, which starts in Sharjah at 6am on Sunday. Coverage is on Sky Sports 2.

For this Test our traders have the fixed odds at Pakistan 11/10, England 5/2 and the draw 2/1. Joe Root has the highest English Batsmen Runs quote over both innings with a spread of 90 – 97 while Younis Khan leads the way for Pakistan with a spread of 95 – 102.

We also have in-play betting on the Sri Lanka v West Indies first ODI and Ram Slam T20 as well as long-term prices ahead of next week's Australia v New Zealand and India v South Africa Test series.




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The WTA Finals are underway from Singapore with the notable absence of women's number one Serena Williams.

We're into the final round of group matches before the knockout stages with today's games featuring Simona Halep v Agnieszka Radwanska and Maria Sharapova v Flavia Pennetta.

Looking at the men's game, we have in-play spread betting and fixed odds betting from the ATP Valencia, ATP Basel and ATP MSLTA Pune Challenger doubles.




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After Smylie Kaufman claimed victory at the Shriners Open in Las Vegas last week, the PGA tour moves on to the CIMB Classic in Kuala Lumpur.

Hideki Matsuyama leads the betting with a spread of 21 – 24 on our 80-40-30-25-20-15-10-5 spread betting Leaderboard ahead of Scott Piercy on 20 – 23. Both players are 5/1 shots on our fixed odds.

Rory McIlroy is the 17/4 favourite at the Turkish Airlines Open with a spread betting Leaderboard quote of 22 – 25. We also have in-play betting on the Toshiba Classic from the Newport Beach Country Club, California.




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Jacksonville Jaguars beat Buffalo Bills 34-31 in the big NFL Wembley game last weekend, but which will be the big-scoring clashes in week 8 of the Grid Iron?

The action starts with Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots in the early hours of Friday morning UK-time and our traders have the spread betting Points Supremacy New England/Miami 8 – 10.

During week seven we'll have in-play betting on that match and eight other clashes including Detroit @ Kansas City, Arizona @ Cleveland, Cincinnati @Pittsburgh, New York Giants @ New Orleans, New York Jets @ Oakland, Seattle @ Dallas, Green Bay @ Denver and Indianapolis @ Carolina.




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Lewis Hamilton may be crowned world champion for the third time with three races to go, but how many points do you think the Brit will end up with?

He's currently on 327 and our traders have his Driver's Season Points at 399 – 403 with Sebastian Vettel and Nico Rosberg's spread both 306 – 310 (Vettel currently on 251 and Rosberg on 247).

For this weekend's Mexican Grand Prix, Hamilton is the 1/2 favourite ahead of Rosberg at 5/2 and Vettel at 9/1.




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