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FOOTBALL

Manchester City head across town to face rivals United looking for their first Premier League derby win in five games.
Despite that recent record, City are an industry best 3/4 favourite, with United, making their first appearance in front of their own fans since that 5-0 home hammering at the hands of Liverpool, 15/4 underdogs.

Since the Liverpool debacle, United have changed formation and fortune, winning 3-0 at Tottenham before yet another late Cristiano Ronaldo goal salvaged a Champions League point at Atalanta in midweek. Ronaldo, along with City’s Gabriel Jesus, has been price boosted to score anytime, both now 19/10 from 7/4. City to win and both teams to score has the same Spreadex boost to 19/10.

United haven’t conceded a goal in the past three league derbies, and are 15/2 to win to nil tomorrow. It’s 20/1 for United to win 2-0, a score they’ve won two of the past three by. The Total Goals spread is 3-3.2, with Total Goal Minutes 153-163.

Before all that, Southampton face Aston Villa tonight to get the Premier League weekend underway.
Villa have lost four straight games but hosts Southampton are still available at odds against with Spreadex at 21/20. Villa are 14/5.

Adam Armstrong and Ollie Watkins are both price boosted to score anytime from 7/4 to 19/10.
Leaders Chelsea take on Burnley at Stamford Bridge 1/4 to beat the Clarets for a 5th straight time. Burnley, who have only won one of their 14 Premier League games with the Blues, are 13/1 to take the three points.

On Sunday former Chelsea boss Antonio Conte takes charge of Spurs for the first time in the Premier League at Everton. The visitors are 7/5 favourites to win at Goodison, with Everton, on a run of three straight defeats, 2/1. The Toffees have won just once in the past 17 Premier League games against Spurs.

It’s 4th versus 2nd when West Ham welcome Liverpool to the London Stadium looking for their 4th straight win.
Despite their recent form, the Hammers are 15/4, reflecting the record of opponents Liverpool, the only unbeaten team in the Premier League. The Reds are 3/4.


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HORSE RACING

It’s Breeders Cup weekend in the States, but domestic racing is centred on Doncaster and Aintree on Saturday.
Doncaster’s November Handicap signals the final day of the flat season. There will be a big field charging the 1m3f course, with First Light expected to go off as favourite.

In Liverpool, the Grand Sefton Handicap, held over the Grand National fences, looks wide open. Paul Nicholls has a decent record in this race, and his main hope is Cat Tiger. Jonjo O’Neill’s Time To Get Up, winner of the Midlands Grand National in March, could well go off favourite though.


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CRICKET

Elsewhere, the T20 world Cup continues with England facing South Africa in their final group game. Winning all four of their games so far, Eoin Morgan’s side are just about guaranteed a place in the semi-finals, though they won’t want to let their standards start slipping now. England are 1/2 to win again with the Proteas 8/5.

Jos Buttler has been the main in form and his Player Performance spread is set at 40-44. This market awards 1 point per run, 10 per catch, 20 for a wicket and 25 for a stumping.


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RUGBY UNION

In rugby, England’s first Autumn international sees them take on Tonga at Twickenham. Eddie Jones’s side are 10/11 with a -58.5 handicap, or on the spreads their superiority is set at 57-61. With tougher tests to come, it’s important England click and put on a good performance.

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FORMULA 1

One of the tightest F1 title races for years continues on Sunday with the Mexico Grand Prix. Championship leader Max Verstappen is 4/7 to take the chequered flag with reigning champion Lewis Hamilton, 12 points behind in the standings, 9/4 to win.

It’s 4/9 the Dutchman and 7/4 Hamilton to win the title going into this weekend.


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