We are in the midst of non-stop football and the action keeps coming with a full round of Premier League fixtures, before a weekend that sees two rivals battle it out for Grade 1 glory at Ascot. All the major movers and shakers in the world of online betting this week are previewed below in our bets of the week blog.

The below prices are indicative and may be subject to fluctuation

Please remember that unlike fixed odds betting, when spread betting losses can exceed deposits.

FOOTBALL – MIDWEEK PREMIER LEAGUE

If you had said at the beginning of the season that Liverpool against Nottingham Forest would be a title battle, you would have been called mad, but that is what we have in store this evening at 8pm.

Having beaten Liverpool at Anfield earlier this season, Forest can cut the gap to the league leaders to three points, yet the Tricky Trees are 4/1 to win this evening at the City Ground, with Liverpool 8/13 to collect all three points.

One of Liverpool’s driving forces this season has been Mo Salah and with the Egyptian in stellar form, we have boosted him to score anytime from even money to 23/20.

On Wednesday, the highlight is a North London Derby with Arsenal made 1.3-1.5 favourites on our Supremacy football spread betting market. The last six Premier League meetings between the pair at the Emirates have seen an average of just over four goals per game and you can trade Total Goals at 3.4-3.6 with Total Goal Minutes available to buy or sell at 169-184.

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RACING – BERKSHIRE WINTER MILLION

The inaugural Berkshire Winter Million meet takes place this weekend with Royal Windsor hosting action on Friday and Sunday and Ascot taking centre stage on the Saturday.

The highlight of the opening day is the Lightning Novices’ Hurdle with Dan Skelton’s L’Eau Du Sud seemingly laid out for this race following three successive wins, with the most recent coming at Sandown last month.

On Saturday, Jonbon and Energumene look set to lock horns in the Clarence House Chase with the British horse the 8/11 favourite ahead of his rival, who is priced at 7/4 in our antepost odds. In 2022, Nicky Henderson triumphed as Shishkin defeated Energumene in an all-time classic. The Seven Barrows team will be hoping to repeat the trick with Jonbon this weekend.

Ahead of that, though, we have meetings from Newcastle to Newbury and Clonmel to Kempton, and Spreadex will be across all of the action our great horse racing betting odds and spread betting specials.

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TENNIS – AUSTRALIAN OPEN

The first Grand Slam of the year is upon us and defending champion Jannik Sinner is the 11/8 favourite in our men’s Australian Open odds, with Carlos Alcaraz at 10/3 and Novak Djokovic priced at 6/1.

Djokovic has been getting plenty of attention after he installed former rival Andy Murray as his new coach. On the court, British hopes rest on 80/1 shot Jack Draper.

Between them, Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek have picked up seven of the last 11 Grand Slams so it is little surprise to see the pair head the outright market, with Sabalenka the 9/5 favourite, followed by Swiatek who is priced at 15/4. Once again, there is a British hope at double-figure odds with former US Open champion Emma Radacanu 66/1 having overcome 26^th-seed Ekaterina Alexandrova in the first round.

If you want to brush up on tennis spread betting then we have handy guides and videos to keep you up to speed as the action unfolds in Melbourne.

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