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Football

With Leicester crowned Champions and Newcastle, Norwich and Villa all relegated, the last day of the Premier League season is all about the battle for the remaining European places.

The first of the three matches Sky are showing comes from Old Trafford. Man Utd need results to go their way, after a 3-2 defeat by West Ham on Tuesday, as they host Bournemouth. The Red Devils are strong favourites at 1/3 for the win, with Bournemouth at 8/1 and the draw 4/1.

Man City know a win will seal a Champions League spot and are favourites to dispatch Swansea with a spread betting Supremacy quote of Man/Swa 1.05-1.25.

The third televised game of the day is between Stoke and West Ham. Having signed off from Upton Park with a victory, can the Hammers end the season on a high as well? Our quote here is W.H./Sto 0.3-0.5.

Elsewhere the Premier league edges towards its conclusion with games including Arsenal/Villa 2.3-2.5, Chelsea/Leicester 0.15-0.35, Everton/Norwich 0.55-0.75, Tottenham/Newcastle 0.6-0.8, Southampton/Palace 1.5-1.7, Watford/Sunderland and West Brom/Liverpool 0.05-0.25.


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Rugby

Racing 92 and Saracens clash in the Champions Cup final as they go head-to-head for European Rugby's top prize. Les Ciel et Blanc, who dispatched Leicester in the semi-finals, are 10/11 for the victory with Saracens evens and the draw 14/1.

We will also have in-running and fixed odds prices on all of the Super Rugby matches. The Friday morning game sees the Highlanders clash with the Crusaders (Hig/Cru -0.5-1.5).

Switching codes, the Rugby League action tonight (Thursday) Is between Leeds and Castleford. Our traders make Leeds favourites with a Supremacy quote of Lee/Cas 7-10.


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Golf

All eyes are on Sawgrass this weekend as the Players Championship or ‘fifth major' gets underway in Florida.

Rickie Fowler triumphed last year, but is behind Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth and Jason Day in the betting this time around.

Elsewhere we will also be covering the Afrasia Mauritius Open where Brandon Stone leads the way, closely followed by George Coetzee and Scott Hend.


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Cricket

The Indian Premier League continues today (Thursday) as Hyderabad face a Delhi side that have lost back-to-back matches. Will the Sunrisers make it three in a row?

We make the home side favourites with a Supremacy quote of Hyd/Del 5-13. The action can be followed on Sky Sports 3 from 3.30pm.


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Darts

It's Phase 2 Round 6 in the Premier League Darts this week as we head to the Ahoy Rotterdam for tonight's (Thursday's) action.

The matches get underway at 7.10pm with Robert Thornton going head-to-head with James Wade. Who will come out on top? We're giving ‘The Machine' the edge with a quote of Wade/Thornton 5-8.

Other matches include Gary Anderson/Adrian Lewis 4-7, Michael van Gerwen/Phil Taylor 6-9 and Peter Wright/Raymond van Barneveld 2.5-5.5.


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Tennis

The main action this week comes in the ATP Rome where Andy Murray battles Jeremy Chardy this afternoon (Thursday). The10-5 Supremacy on this one is currently Mur/Cha 12-15.

We are also covering the WTA Rome, ATP Bordeaux and ATP Samarkand as well as Season specials and the French Open.


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Formula 1

The Formula 1 roadshow rolls into Catalunya this week for the Spanish GP.

A Russian debacle led to Daniil Kvyat's demotion from Red bull to sister team Torro Rosso and Max Verstappen's promotion to replace him.

This will be the first time they go head-to-head after switching seats, with Verstappen at 21-24 and Kvyat 9-12 on the 80-60-50-40- 30-25-2015-10-5 Race Index.


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