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After dispatching Arsenal in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday night Chelsea travel to St James’ Park, in Saturday’s 12.45pm kick off, looking to secure a seventh straight victory. We’re quoting Jose Mourinho’s side at 8/15 for the win, with Newcastle at 5/1 and the draw 3/1.

There are six 3pm starts in the Premier League this week including; Fulham v Man Utd (Man/Ful 0.95-1.15), Hull v Sunderland (Hull/Sun 0.35-0.55), Man City v Norwich (Man/Nor 1.95-2.15), Stoke v Southampton (Sou/Sto(h) 0.15-0.35), West Brom v Crystal Palace (WBA/Pal 1-1.2) and West Ham v Villa (WHU/Vill 0.3-0.5).

Arsene Wenger’s Gunners host Liverpool in the 5.30pm fixture. These two played out a 2-2 draw last time they met, with Total Goal Minutes making up at 196. TGM’s in this one are currently 149-159.

Everton and Tottenham go head-to-head at 1.30pm on Sunday as AVB’s men make the journey north. With the Lilywhites’ midweek cup game going to penalties, will the Londoners have tired legs here? Our Supremacy quote is Everton/Tottenham 0.05-0.25.

There is a Welsh derby at 4pm as Cardiff host Swansea. The Bluebirds triumphed 1-0 the last time sides clashed. Will the Swans get revenge? Swa/Car (h) 0.2-0.4.

Don’t forget that our Champions League long term prices are now available. Our Outright Index sees Bayern Munich at 54-57, Barcelona 51-54, Real Madrid 49-52, Chelsea 29-32, Atletico Madrid and Man City 28-31, PSG 25-28, Man United 23-26 and Arsenal 12-15. Other markets available include Group Indices, Fixed Odds Winner, and Fixed Odds Group Winners.

We will also be covering the lower leagues as well as action in Italy, Spain, Germany, Russia, America and selected other live fixtures.

 

Rugby Union's Autumn Internationals get underway this weekend as England go head-to-head with the Aussies on Saturday at Twickenham. The Wallabies go into this one on the back of seven defeats in their 10 matches this year. Will Stuart Lancaster’s side add to this miserable run? Our Supremacy price is England/Australia 2-5.

The Rugby League World Cup continues tomorrow (Friday) as New Zealand take on France in Group B. New Zealand put 42 points on the board against Samoa in their first game. We’re quoting the Supremacy for this one at New Zealand/France 26-29.

England went down to a 28-20 opening game defeat to Australia last weekend so will they bounce back in style on Saturday against Ireland? We’re quoting the Supremacy price as a huge England/Ireland 43-46.

Switching codes back to rugby union, there are also matches in the RaboDirect Pro12 tomorrow (Friday) including Dragons v Leinster (Lei/Dra (h) 1-4) and the Aviva Premiership featuring Worcester v Bath (Bath/Wor(h) 5-8)

We are also covering the rest of the domestic league action and French Top 14

 

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All eyes this week will be on the Sheshan International Golf Club in China for the World Golf Championships. Five of Ian Poulter’s last 15 worldwide wins have come in Asia. Will he triumph again here? Tough competition will come in the form of Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson, Just in Rose and Henrik Stenson to name a few.

Elsewhere we also have prices on the Challenge Tour Final and the Charles Schwab Championship.  

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The next Ashes series is creeping closer and closer, but our traders don’t seem overly impressed with the squad, which includes uncapped trio Gary Ballance, Boyd Rankin and Ben Stokes and surprising calls for Monty Panesar and Michael Carberry.

We are currently offering the biggest price in the industry on England to retain the Ashes at 8/15 and on England to win the series at 11/10.

Elsewhere, the action continues tomorrow (Friday) as South Africa continue their Test against Pakistan. We are also covering the seventh ODI match between India and Australia. Or click here to find out more about cricket spread betting. 

We’re into week nine of the NFL season with the action getting underway in the early hours on Friday morning with the Cincinnati Bengals taking on the Miami Dolphins. Will the Dolphins prove too strong on home soil? Our Supremacy quote in this one is Cincinati/Miami 2.5-4.5.

Our other live NFL games this weekend are; New Orleans @ New York Jets (N.O./NYJ 5.5-7.5), San Diego @Washington (1 choice), Philadelphia @ Oakland (Oak/Phi 0.5-2.5), Pittsburgh @ New England (N.E./Pit 6-8), Indianapolis @ Houston (Ind/Hou 1-3) and Chicago @ Green Bay (G.B. 9.5-11.5).

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The main action this week comes from the ATP Paris. We currently find ourselves at the third round stage with a number of interesting matches.

At 6.30pm tonight (Thursday) Richard Gasquet takes on Kei Nishikori (Gas/Nis 5.5-8.5) and at 8pm Rafael Nadal faces Jerzy Janowicz (Nad/Jan 9-12).

Looking ahead we have long-term fixed odds prices already available for next year’s Australian Open with Novak Djokovic 7/4, Rafael Nadal 2/1, Andy Murray 9/2, Juan Martin Del Potro 12/1 and once-mighty Roger Federer 18/1.

In the ladies section Serena Williams leads the way at 11/10 with Victoria Azarenka 3/1 and Maria Sharapova 7/1.

The top 16 darts players in the world set up camp in the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh this weekend as they battle it out for the Masters.

Play gets underway tomorrow Friday as James Wade locks horns with Kevin Painter. We make ‘The Machine’ favourite for this one with a Supremacy quote of Wade/Painter 5.5-8.5.

We will be covering all of the Masters Darts in-running over the three days.



Or click here to find out more about darts racing spread betting. Sebastian Vettel has now been crowned champion, but will he take his foot off the gas? We have him at 62-66 in win in Abu Dhabi, with Mark Webber at 41-45 and Lewis Hamilton at 34-37 on our Race Index. 
Three more victories would see him up to a massive 397 total, however, our traders are quoting him at 377-381 on the Driver’s Season Points market. We also have Fernando Alonso at 234-237 (207 so far), Kimi Raikkonen at 211-214 (183 so far) and Lewis Hamilton at 196-199 (169 so far).

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