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Football

Don't forget we are now offering in-play fixed odds and spread betting on every La Liga game as well as every Premier League match, plus we now have an expanded live football betting service across all other European and world leagues.

With that in mind, our blogger has been looking at how betting on La Liga compares to betting on the Premier League.

The weekend's big match in the English top flight is the Manchester derby as City host United at the Etihad at 1.30pm on Sunday. City are 4/5 favourites, United 3/1 and the draw 14/5. Our spread betting Goal Supremacy price is City/United 0.6 – 0.8.

Saturday's early kick-off sees Newcastle, spurred by recent victories against Spurs and Man City, take on a shaky Liverpool outfit. The Magpies are 14/5 for the win, Liverpool 19/20 and the draw 13/5. Our spread betting Goal Supremacy is Liverpool/Newcastle (h) 0.4 – 0.6.

There are then seven three o'clock kick-offs with our spread betting Goal Supremacy prices as follows; Arsenal/Burnley 1.65 – 1.85, Chelsea/QPR 2.15 – 2.35, Everton/Swansea 0.7 – 0.9, Southampton/Hull (h) 0.35 – 0.55, Leicester/West Brom 0.2 – 0.4 and Stoke/West Ham 0.2 – 0.4.

Following the Manchester derby on Sunday, it's freefalling Aston Villa v stuttering Tottenham at 4pm. Villa are 13/5 for the win, Spurs 21/20, and the draw 12/5. Our spread betting Goal Supremacy is Tottenham/Villa (h) 0.3 – 0.5.

Finally, Monday night's game is Palace v Sunderland with the hosts 21/20, Sunderland 14/5 and the draw 9/4. Our spread betting Goal Supremacy price is Palace/Sunderland 0.35 – 0.55.


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Horse Racing

All eyes turn to Los Angeles this weekend for the two-day Breeders Cup meeting at Santa Anita Park featuring some of the world's best horses.

Our Antepost prices are available for most of the big races, which take place tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday, plus we'll have our usual full selection of spread betting prices across both days and each of the 13 races.

Toronado, who finished second to Kingman at the Sussex Stakes and who swerved the heavy ground at Ascot for Champions Day to make the trip Stateside, is now 2/1 favourite for the Breeders' Cup Mile. Meanwhile Flintshire at 3/1 and Telescope at 10/3 lead the betting for the Breeders' Cup Turf.


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Formula 1

With just three races to go, championship leader Lewis Hamilton will be looking to tighten his grip on the title at the USA Grand Prix on Sunday.

Hamilton, currently on 291 points, leads teammate Nico Rosberg by 17 points, but with double the usual points on offer at the final race of the season at Abu Dhabi next month, it looks like the championship will go down to the wire.

Our final Drivers' Season points quotes are 362 – 367 for Hamilton and 337 – 342 for Rosberg, while for Sunday's race itself, Hamilton is 4/7 for the win and Rosberg 5/2.


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Cricket

We're in-play on the second Pakistan v Australia Test and on the first India v Sri Lanka ODI on Sunday.

Pakistan won the first Test against Australia by 221 runs with Younis Khan hitting 106 and an unbeaten 103 to help steer his side home in Dubai.

Despite that victory, Pakistan are 3/1 to win the second Test with Australia 6/5 and the draw 13/8.

England's first ODI against Sri Lanka starts at the end of November. England are 15/8 to win the seven-match series and Sri Lanka 2/5.

We also have Big Bash T20 Outrights live, while looking ahead to our 2015 World Cup prices, hosts Australia are the 3/1 favourites, South Africa 9/2, India 5/1, Sri Lanka 6/1, New Zealand 7/1, West Indies 9/1, England 10/1 and Pakistan 11/1.


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Rugby

The next round of games in the rugby league Four Nations tournament take place this weekend with England facing Australia in Melbourne at 5am UK-time on Sunday after last weekend's 32 – 26 win over Samoa.

The Kangaroos lost 30 – 12 to New Zealand, who play Samoa at 3am UK-time on Saturday morning.

Looking at our rugby union coverage, we'll have in-play betting on the international action between the Barbarians and Australia as well as the USA v New Zealand. There will also be betting on selected LV=Cup matches as well as clashes from the Guinness Pro12 and French Top 14.


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American Football

Denver Broncos continue to lead the way in the outright Superbowl betting as 9/4 favourites after last week's 35-21 win over San Diego.

This weekend they face a tough test however as they play at New England, who are 10/1 outright shots, and who smashed Chicago Bears 51-23 on Sunday.

Week 9's action starts with New Orleans at Carolina in the early hours of Friday morning UK-time.


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Tennis

An incredible victory for Andy Murray at the ATP Valencia, saving five match points against Tommy Robredo for the second time in a month, has all but secured his place at the season-ending World Tour Finals in November.

Murray's win, which followed him claiming the ATP Vienna title the week before, combined with Rafael Nadal's withdrawal due to the need for appendix surgery, means only a freak set of results at the Paris Masters will keep him out of the action at the 02, London.

Murray yesterday beat Julien Benneteau to progress to round three of the tournament.

As well as the Paris Masters, we'll be in-play on the ATP Open de la Reunion Challenger, WTA Ningbo and WTA Tournament of Champions tennis.


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Cycling

Our golf betting this week takes in the CIMB Classic in Kuala Lumpur on the PGA tour with the likes of Lee Westwood, Sergio Garcia and Patrick Reed in the field.

On the European tour we'll have our usual full range of fixed odds and spread betting prices on the BMW Masters in China where names such as Justin Rose, Victor Dubuisson and Jamie Donaldson are competing.

We'll also have coverage of the Charles Schwab Cup on the Champions Tour and the LPGA Taiwan Championships.


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Darts

The big names of the darts world are in Edinburgh for the Masters, with coverage on ITV4.

Phil Taylor is the defending champion and he faces Wes Newton in round one. Taylor is 1/9 to win with Newton 11/2. Our 10-3 spread betting Leg Supremacy quote is Taylor/Newton 17.5 – 20.5.


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Snooker

The International Championship continues from China with the competition at the round three stage ahead of the final on Sunday.

Ding Junhui won the tournament last year but is not playing this time around leaving Ronnie O'Sullivan as the overall favourite. 
 

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American Sports

The first matches of the new NBA season took place this week and we'll have ongoing betting coverage of all the basketball action as well as the Major League Baseball play-offs.

We also have long-term markets live for the forthcoming Ice Hockey season.

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

  
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Politics

All eyes are on the expected next UK General Election in May of 2015. Labour remain favourites to get most seats at 8/13 - despite leader Ed Miliband forgetting part of his speech at the party conference recently.

The Conservatives are 13/10 to get most seats, UKIP 66/1 and the Lib Dems 400/1.

In terms of overall majority, no overall majority is 4/5, Labour majority is 21/10, Conservative majority is 15/4, UKIP majority is 80/1 and Lib Dem majority is 200/1.

The betting for next Prime Minister after David Cameron has Miliband as 10/11 favourite, Boris Johnson 17/4, Theresa May 11/1, George Osborne 14/1, Philip Hammond and Chuka Umunna both 22/1 and Yvette Cooper, Nigel Farage and Michael Gove all 25/1.


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