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Football

The first Friday night Premier League game of the season kick's-off at 8pm tomorrow night as Man Utd host Southampton. We have Mourhino's men as favourites with a Supremacy quote of Man Utd/Southampton 1.15-1.35.

On Saturday afternoon attention turns to rivals Man City in the 12:30pm match. They travel to Stoke as favourites with a quote of Man City/Stoke 0.75-0.95.

There are five 3pm matches including Liverpool/Burnley(h) 0.95-1.15, Swansea/Hull 0.6-0.8, Tottenham/Palace 1.15-1.35, Chelsea/Watford (h) 0.7-0.9 and Everton/WBA(h) 0-0.2.

Saturday evening sees the champions welcome Arsenal to the King Power Stadium. Our quote is Arsenal/Leicester(h) 0.05-0.25.

On Sunday Sunderland and Middlesbrough lock horns in the Tees-Wear derby (Sun/Mid 0-0.2), while West Ham tackle Bournemouth (WHU/Bou 0.5-0.7).


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Olympics 

At 4pm today (Thursday) we have the final of the Men's 400m Hurdles. Our 50-25-10 index sees Kerron Clement 32-35, Annsert Whyte 20-23 and Boniface Mucheru Tumuti 8-11.

The Men's 200m is still to be decided with Usain Bolt 47.5-49.5, Andre de Grasse 20-23 and LaShawn Merritt 10-13.

We also have prices on the Men's Triathlon with Alistair Brownlee 4/6, Mario Mola 3/1 and Vincent Luiz 12/1.


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Cricket

The Royal London One-Day Cup is today's (Thursday's) first televised offering as Kent clash with Yorkshire on Sky Sports 2. We make the Vikings favourites for this one with a Supremacy quote of Yorkshire/Kent 12-22.

We will also be covering action from the West Indies v India and South Africa v New Zealand Test matches along with International ODI action and the Natwest T20 Blast.


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Rugby

Hull FC go head-to-head with Catalans tonight (Thursday) at 8pm. We are making the home team favourites with a Supremacy quote of Hul/Cat 11-14.

Switching codes, round one of the Rugby Championship gets underway on Saturday, with Newcastle/Australia 5-8 and South Africa/Argentina 13-16 the days matches.

We will also have prices on the weekend's French Top 14, Mitre 10 Cup and NRL fixtures.


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Golf

The PGA Tour arrives at the Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina for the Wyndham Championship. 

Patrick Reeds leads the way in the betting, followed by Hideki Matsuyama and Jim Furyk to name a few.

We will also be covering the Czech Masters. Will Thomas Pieters triumph for the second year in a row? Andy Sullivan and Lee Westwood are considered his closet rivals.


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Darts

The Sydney Masters is currently underway down under as the PDC stars head to Australia.

Arguably the pick of the first round sees Raymond van Barneveld take on Kyle Anderson. Our quote is Barn/And 2-5.


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Tennis

The main action this week comes from the ATP Cincinnati. Olympic gold medallist Andy Murray is back in action tonight (Thursday) against Kevin Anderson. We make the Brit favourite here with a 10-5 Supremacy quote of Murray/Anderson 11.5-14.5.

We are also covering the action from the ATP Cordenons.


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Formula 1

With no race this week attention turns to the long term markets.

Lewis Hamilton heads the field with a Driver's Season Points quote of 367-373, followed by Danial Ricciardo 236-242 and Max Verstappen 211-217.

The Constructors' Season Points market is led by Mercedes on 696-708, with Red bull on 459-473 and Ferrari 400-412.


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