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2012 Cheltenham Festival Betting Infographic

If you haven’t got your Cheltenham Festival preparations underway, now’s the time - and this is the place! Our brand new 2012 Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide is your starting point. With stats from previous years, trends and quotes from years gone by, get into the Festival spirit with our Cheltenham Infographic. Welcome to the lighter side of the world’s favourite four day racing extravaganza! Read More


Premier League – Everton v Tottenham Hotspur

Everton delight in denting the record of supposedly superior opposition and Spurs won’t be relishing their trip to Goodison Park this weekend at the end of a busy couple of weeks which has seen their Premier League title hopes all but ended by defeats against Arsenal and Manchester United. Despite a routine midweek win over Stevenage in the FA Cup, the fact that a total of eight goals were conceded in those league games will be a real worry to Harry Redknapp who’ll be praying that the wheels haven’t come off his side’s Champions League aspirations. Read More


Cheltenham Tips - Jewson Novice Chase

The inaugural running of the Jewson Novice Chase took place just last year which, and in the end went to Ireland and Noble Prince. The Paul Nolan trained animal is now bang in contention for this year’s Ryanair Chase, the same day, so the Jewson could prove to be a welcome addition to the Festival. Many don’t feel this way, but why shouldn’t novices be accommodated like the pros have with the Ryanair. Read More


Premier League – Arsenal v Newcastle United

Arsenal’s heroic-but-ultimately-unsuccessful bid to overturn a four-goal deficit against AC Milan in the Champions League has taken its toll and Arsene Wenger could have problems naming a strong line-up to face Newcastle United at the Emirates this weekend. Read More


Premier League Preview – Sunderland v Liverpool

Sunderland manager Martin O’Neill has been vigorously defending his side’s approach to last week’s Tyne-Wear derby against Newcastle. The Wearsiders’ foul count was a trifle excessive and they had both Stephane Sessegnon and Lee Cattermole red-carded, the latter after the final whistle had sounded, but would still have won had Shola Ameobi not cancelled out Nicklas Bendtner’s first-half penalty. That, in itself, was a big step up on a dismal showing at West Brom the week before when the Baggies netted four times without reply. Read More


Six Nations 2012 - France v England preview

France missed out on their chance for a potential Grand Slam decider with Wales after last weekend’s 17-17 draw with improving Ireland. Despite being 17-6 down, France might count themselves a bit unlucky not to have snatched a dramatic win in that game.
Les Bleus can still win this season’s Six Nations though, as can England who visit the Stade de France on Sunday. Read More