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Football
We’re back to domestic action after the international break and after the slowest start to a Premier League season (in terms of goals) in eight years, will defences stay on top in the top flight again this weekend?

We’re averaging just 1.93 goals per game so far in the Prem and you have to go back to the 2005/06 campaign to find when fewer goals had been plundered at the same stage of the season.

For Saturday’s group of 10 Premier League matches, we’ve got Total Goals in for 26.3 – 27.3.

As for the matches themselves there are six 3pm kick-offs; Aston Villa v Newcastle (Ast/New 0.4-0.6), Fullham v West Brom (Ful/WBA 0.25-0.45), Hull v Cardiff (Hul/Car 0.1-0.3), Stoke v Man City (Man/Sto 0.9-1.1), Sunderland v Arsenal (Ars/Sun 0.75-0.95) and Tottenham v Norwich (Tot/Nor 1.2-1.4).

The 5.30pm match sees Everton host Chelsea. Both teams played out 0-0 draws in their last league fixture, but we’re quoting Total Goals at 2.4-2.6 in this one.

Sunday at 4pm sees West Ham travel to Southampton. Both sides will be looking to improve after 1-0 defeats last time out. Who will come out on top here? Our Supremacy quote is currently: Sou/WHU 0.55-0.75.

Swansea host Liverpool in the Monday night game with Brendon Rogers’ team having won all three league games 1-0 so far. Can they make it four Premier League wins in a row? They are currently 6/5 for the victory with Swansea 12/5 and the draw 9/4.

Don’t forget that our Champions League long term prices are now available. Our Outright Index sees Chelsea at 29-32, Man City 26-29, Man Utd 21-24 and Arsenal 13-16. Other markets available include Group Indices, Fixed Odds Winner, and Fixed Odds Group Winners. We will also be covering the lower league, Scottish, Spanish, Italian, German, Russian and MLS fixtures.

See all our latest football spread betting and football fixed odds betting prices here. 

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NFL
The NFL season is up and running and we will have in-play betting on seven of this weekend’s second round of matches.

The action starts in the early hours of Friday morning as New York Jets travel to New England. Both sides were victorious in their opening games, but who will keep their 100% record going?

Our Supremacy price for this one is New England/ New York 10.5-12.5. 

Our other in-running matches this weekend include Minnesota @ Chicago (Chi/Min 5-7), Washington@ Green Bay (GB/Wash 7.5-9.5), New Orleans @Tampa (NO/Tam 2-4), Denver @ New York Giants (Den/NYG 3.5-5.5), San Francicso @ Seattle (Sea/San 1.5-3.5) and Pittsburgh @ Cincinnati (Cin/Pit 6-8).

We will also have a non-live service on the remaining fixtures. 

Click here to see all our latest NFL spread betting and NFL fixed odds betting prices.

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Cricket
On Saturday England look to draw level in the so far rain-affected ODI series as they face Australia in Cardiff. However, it doesn’t look like England’s experimental team will have it all their own way as we are quoting the Supremacy price as Australia/England 5-15.

In terms of the ODI series we have a number of specials available such as Series Wickets 72.5-73.5, Series Ton Ups 40-44 and Series Sixes 37-38.5. We are also betting on player markets with Runs quotes for Trott 73-79, Pietersen 180-186 and Morgan 185-191 to name a few.

With the Champions League proper getting underway in less than a week our long term Spread Outright Index prices see Chennai at 27-30, Mumbai 24-27 and Rajasthan 22-25 to name just a few.

Elsewhere we have coverage of second Test between Zimbabwe v Pakistan and on Monday the fifth and final ODI between England and Australia.

Click here to see our cricket spread betting and cricket fixed odds betting prices.

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Golf
The US Tour this week comes from Conway Farms Golf Course for the BMW Championship. Tiger Woods leads the way in the betting, but is closely followed by Henrik Stenson, Adam Scott and Phil Mickelson.

The European Tour is at the Kennemer Golf and Country Club for the KLM Open. Padraig Harrington lines up in this tournament for the first time since 2002. Will it be a winning return? He would have to see off the likes of Ross Fisher, Simon Dyson and Joost Luiten first.

We will also have prices from the Nationwide Championship and the Evian Championsip.  

Click here to see all our latest golf spread betting and golf fixed odds betting prices.

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Rugby 
In tonight’s (Thursday’s) Super League clash Huddersfield go head-to-head with Wigan. The Giants seek a third victory over Shaun Wane's men this season. Will they get it? Our Supremacy price is Huddersfield/Wigan 4-7.

We will also be covering the action in the Super League along with the Currie Cup, ITM Cup, NRL and the French Top 14.

Click here to see all our latest rugby spread betting and rugby fixed odds prices.  

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Motor Racing
There’s no race this week, so what better time to turn your attentions to our long term markets? Sebastian Vettel leads the way in the Drivers’ Season Points market with a quote of 326-332. We also have Fernando Alonso at 254-260, Lewis Hamilton at 223-229 and Ferrari-bound Kimi Raikkonen at 200-206.
   

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