25.07.13 Thursday Morning

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Football
More difficult to predict than David Beckham’s next haircut, The Championship kicks-off on Saturday, August 3rd and we are now live with our Championship Season Points. QPR, Reading and Wigan all fell into the second tier last term but who do you think will be leading the pace this term?

Note that our Premier League Points will follow very soon, but for the Championship our traders are predicting a points total of between 73 and 75 points come May 2014 for QPR.

For Reading we’re predicting a haul of between 71 and 73 points and Wigan 69.5-71.5. Watford, Leicester and Brighton, who all made the play-offs last year, are being quoted at 71-73, 69.5-71.5 and 69-71 respectively.

See our full list of Championship Points here.

Elsewhere, we are covering the action in the Woman’s game as Norway battle Denmark for a place in the European Championship final. Our current supremacy quote is Norway/Denmark 0.25-0.45.

We will also be covering the various pre-season friendly matches as well as the U19 European Championship, Russian Premier League and J-league.

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Cricket
With Australia’s middle order disintegrating faster than an F1 Pirelli tyre, England wrapped up a comfortable 347-run demolition job in the second Test at Lord’s. So can Alastair Cook’s side punish the Aussies once again by retaining the Urn and taking a 3-0 series lead with victory in the 3rd Test at Old Trafford? Our 25:10 quote (25 points if England win, 10 if they draw, 0 if they lose) is currently 15.8-17.3.

Joe Root hit an impressive 180 last time out. But where does that leave his Batsman Series Runs quote? We currently have him on 440-450 (221/2), with Cook on 325-335 (83/2) and Bell 520-530 (317/2).

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F1
The F1 action comes from Hungary this week with Sebastian Vettel aiming to secure back-to-back victories after his win in Germany last time out.

The German had never won in his home country before the last race and The Hungaroring is one of just two circuits remaining that the 26-year old has yet to conquer.

We have Vettel at 11-12.5 on our Live Index with Fernando Alsonso 5.25-6.75 and Kimi Raikkonen 5-6.5.
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Rugby
The rugby action comes from the Super 15 tomorrow (Friday) as the Kings and Lions meet in the first of two promotion/relegation play-off off matches between these sides. We can’t choose between them at the moment with a choice Supremacy quote.

We will also be covering matches including the Super Rugby semi-finals, the Super League and NRL.

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Darts
The World Matchplay darts continues at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool. We have reached the quarter-finals in this year’s competition with Phil Taylor looking to continue the defence of his title against Justin Pipe. The Power is currently 1/14 to see off his latest opponent.

Today’s other highlight sees the ‘Wizard of Oz’ take on James Wade. Our Supremacy price in this one is: Wade/Whitlock 2.5-5.5.

  

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Golf
The US tour this week comes from the Glen Abbey Golf Course for the RBC Canadian Open. Brandt Snedeker leads the way in the betting, but will be chased by Matt Kuchar and Hunter Mahan to name a few.

In the European Tour action comes from the Russian Open as Simon Dyson looks to build on encouraging recent performances. He will have to see off the likes of Romain Wattel and Tommy Fleetwood if he is to triumph here though.

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