There is international cricket, football, and rugby union to enjoy this week ahead of the return of domestic football this weekend whilst the cream of European golf descends on Surrey.

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CRICKET – ENGLAND v NEW ZEALAND

England levelled the ODI series with New Zealand at 1-1 on Sunday as they triumphed by 79 runs, but there will still have been some concerns for the hosts following that win. The top four batsmen contributed just nine runs to their win, with Liam Livingstone crunching 95 runs from 78 deliveries when coming in at number seven

The fact that they can bat so deep is of course a strength for England and they are 1/2 to pull ahead in the series with the Black Caps available at 8/5.

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GOLF – BMW PGA CHAMPIONSHIP

One of the most prestigious events on the European Tour takes place this weekend as the BMW PGA Championship rolls into town. With the Ryder Cup fast approaching, it will be a key weekend as players look to get themselves in the best possible shape ahead of the showdown in Rome.

Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm finished runners-up last year but the pair head the market at 6/1 and 13/2 respectively with Viktor Hovland half a point further back at 7/1. Last year’s champion Shane Lowry is 18/1 and we are paying six places at 1/5 odds if you fancy an each way punt.

Our 80-40-30-25-20-15-10-5 spreads are live and with Justin Rose tipped up in the trade paper, we are anticipating some action on his spread at 4.5-6.5 ahead of Thursday.

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RUGBY UNION – WORLD CUP

With the opening weekend of the Rugby Union World Cup delivering some exciting games, this week’s schedule looks set to feature blowout after blowout. Looking at the five games through to Saturday evening, Wales are the ‘biggest’ price to win with our Supremacy spread currently 30-33 in their favour ahead of a meeting with Portugal.

France open the round with what should be a crushing win over Uruguay whilst New Zealand take on African minnows Namibia. Scotland have a bye week, Ireland play Tonga on Saturday night and England will likely feature in the tightest clash of the round when they play Japan on Sunday afternoon.

You can check out all of our fixed odds and spread markets for the matches as well as our tournament-long bets and team specials.

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FOOTBALL – SOUTHAMPTON v LEICESTER CITY

With no Premier League game on Friday, the domestic football restarts with what would have been a Premier League match last year as Leicester City face Southampton.

The Foxes famously beat Southampton 9-0 a few years ago, but they are the 19/10 outsiders for this clash on the south coast with Southampton – panned 5-0 by Sunderland in their last match – 7/5 to collect the three points.

Just two of the last 12 meetings between these two sides have finished all square with a draw on Friday available to back at 13/5. In our spread betting markets, another 9-0 win would be good news for buyers on Total Goals (2.8-3) and Total Goal Minutes (143-153) whilst the 1^st Match Goal spread is 33-36 minutes.

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