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Football

It was a tough opening week in the Champions League for the English clubs, so can Spurs and Everton fare better in the Europa League tonight (Thursday)?

Tottenham play away at Partizan Belgrade for a 6pm kick-off with Spurs 8/11, the draw 13/5, Belgrade 15/4 and our spread betting Supremacy price Tottenham/Belgrade (h) 0.7 – 0.9.

Everton host Wolfsburg at 8.05pm with the Toffees even money, the draw 12/5, Wolfsburg 13/5 and our spread betting Supremacy price Everton/Wolfsburg 0.35 – 0.55.

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Looking ahead to the weekend's Premier League action, first up is QPR v Stoke at 12.45pm with the Hoops 9/5, the draw 2/1, Stoke 7/4 and our spread betting Supremacy pitched at ‘choice' QPR/Stoke -0.1 – 0.1.

There are then four 3pm kick-offs with our Supremacy prices Arsenal/Villa (h) 0.6 – 0.8, Burnley/Sunderland 0 – 0.2, Newcastle/Hull 0.3 – 0.5 and Swansea/Southampton 0.05 – 0.25.

The 5.30pm game on Saturday sees Liverpool journey to the Boleyn to take on West Ham. The Hammers are 7/2, the draw 14/5, Liverpool 8/11 and our spread betting Supremacy price Liverpool/West Ham (h) 0.65 – 0.85.

On Sunday there are two 1.30pm kick-offs with our Supremacy prices Man United/Leicester (h) 0.8 – 1 and Tottenham/West Brom 1.05 – 1.25. For the two 4pm kick-offs our Supremacy prices are Everton/Palace 1.3 – 1.5 and Man City/Chelsea 0.1 – 0.3.


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Golf

Ahead of the Ryder Cup next week, view our Ryder Cup Infographic which profiles the recent form of all the 12 players from each side.

Our in-play golf spread betting and fixed odds betting this weekend takes in the Welsh Open from Celtic Manor, the Hawaii Championship, the Yokohama LPGA Classic and the Web Com Tour Championship.

Don't forget about our new binary golf spread betting markets. These markets offer an outright spread per player based on the market making up at 100 if the player wins the tournament or 0 if the player doesn't win the tournament.

So if you don't fancy the favourite before the start of the event you can sell at the bottom end of the spread. Alternatively, you can buy the favourite at the top end of the binary spread as an alternative to playing the fixed odds outrights or Leaderboard or Finishing Positions spreads.

These markets are also offered in-play as the tournament progresses.


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Politics

Today's the day when the voters go to the polls for the Scottish Independence Referendum and even if you may not be eligible to vote directly you can still get involved by playing our fixed odds or spread betting prices.

Our blogger has highlighted five ways to bet on the Scottish Independence Referendum.

As of Thursday morning, a Yes vote was out to 4/1 while No had shortened to 1/6. Our spreads for the Yes percentage of votes is 45.25 – 47.25 and for No 52.75 – 54.75 while the quote for turnout percentage has risen from 79.5 – 81.5 last week to 83.25 – 85.25.

The result of the referendum could have course have implications on the next general election. Our Next UK General Election fixed odds prices currently have Labour 4/6 to get most seats, the Conservatives 6/5, UKIP 66/1 and the Lib Dems 400/1.

In terms of overall majority, no overall majority is 6/5, Labour majority is 13/8, Conservative majority is 14/5, UKIP majority is 80/1 and Lib Dem majority is 200/1.


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Rugby

We're on to week three of the new Aviva Premiership season and after champions Northampton Saints fell to a 20-16 defeat at Wasps, Saracens are the new outright favourites to be regular season winner at 13/10 with Leicester at 11/4, Saints now 3/1 and Bath 9/1.

In terms of Grand Final winner, Saracens are 8/5, Leicester 5/2, Saints 11/4 and Bath 9/1.

Our in-play rugby union spread betting and fixed odds betting coverage will include selected games from the Premiership, the Guinness Pro 12, French Top 14, ITM Cup and Rugby Championship.

Our rugby league betting prices meanwhile feature live spread betting and fixed odds prices on a selection of Super League and NRL games starting with Wigan/Huddersfield Points Supremacy 11 – 14 this evening.


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American Football

Seattle Seahawks remain 17/4 outright favourites to defend their Superbowl crown despite going down 30-21 to San Diego Chargers last week.

Week three of the season sees the Seahawks take on Denver Broncos who are 4/1 second favourites in our fixed odds outright prices.

Our Points Supremacy quote for the 9.25pm Sunday game is Seattle/Denver 4 – 6. Our in-play coverage starts with Atlanta/Tampa Bay in the early hours of Friday morning UK time.

All in all we will have live coverage of seven of the 16 weekend fixtures plus in-play betting on three NCAA matches.


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Tennis

The build up continues to the season-ending ATP World Tour finals in London in November and we have plenty of in-play tennis to keep you occupied.

Our expanded tennis service will see us cover around 10,000 live matches throughout 2014 and this weekend we'll be in-play on the ATP Metz, ATP Challenger Trophy, ATP Izmir, WTA Guangzhou and WTA Tokyo.


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Cricket

Alastair Cook is remaining defiant after facing more questions over his position as one day captain following the recent series defeat to India.

Looking ahead to the 2015 World Cup we have Australia as 10/3 favourites, South Africa 9/2, India 5/1, Sri Lanka 6/1, New Zealand 7/1 and Pakistan, England and West Indies all 10/1.

Looking at more immediate cricketing action, we'll have in-play fixed odds and spread betting prices on the T20 Champions League and Royal London One-Day Cup action.


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Boxing

George Groves is back in action for the first time since his knockout defeat to Carl Froch at Wembley Stadium on May 31.

The Londoner takes on Christopher Rebrasse in a WBC eliminator at Wembley Arena on Saturday night.

Groves is 1/16 to win the fight, 1/3 by stoppage and 3/1 by a decision after 12 rounds. Rebrasse is 8/1 to win, 18/1 by stoppage and 12/1 by a decision after 12 rounds. The draw is 33/1.

Our spread betting Fight Minutes quote is 20.75 – 22.75.


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Formula One

Nico Rosberg holds a 22 point advantage over Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton in the championship race with just six F1's to go.

On Sunday it's the Singapore Grand Prix with Hamilton the 4/5 favourite ahead of Rosberg at 2/1 and Daniel Ricciardo at 11/1.

Our 80-60-50-40-30-25-20-15-10-5 spread betting Race Index has Hamilton's spread 57 – 61, Rosberg 52 – 56, Ricciardo 35 – 38 and Sebastian Vettel 30 – 33.


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