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Weekends Racing Highlights and Tips

Only four days to Cheltenham but there is still plenty of racing on. Sandown holds the Paddy Power Imperial Cup and Tony McCoy and Qaspal are fancied to get a pre-Cheltenham boost. Other meetings go ahead at Ayr, Chepstow, Limerick and a flat card takes place at Wolverhampton.

In the opener at Sandown, Ranjobaie could take a lot of beating. Read More

Paddy Power Imperial Cup Preview

Saturday’s big meeting takes place at Sandown with the Imperial Cup being the big race on the card. A maximum field of twenty-four go to post with the J.P McManus owned Qaspal holding favouritism. He was a very impressive winner of his latest start where he romped to an easy two and three quarter length victory. He got into the race by the skin of his teeth and Philip Hobbs will be hoping to now land the big prize. Read More

Five Goalscorers To Follow At The 2010 World Cup

The Golden Shoe – the prize awarded to the top goal scorer at a World Cup Finals – is often the most prestigious award outside actually winning the tournament. Such great players as Gary Lineker, Ronaldo, Davor Suker, Hristo Stoichkov, Garrincha, Eusebio and Gerd Muller have been previous recipients of the award and with dozens of high quality strikers heading to South Africa in 2010, this summer’s Golden Shoe market is wide open.

Here are five strikers to follow in South Africa. Read More

World Cup 2010 – Form Guide

The most recent set of international fixtures will have been the last chance for players to impress their coaches ahead of 23 man squads being named for the 2010 World Cup. With less than a hundred days until kick off in South Africa, it is timely to have a look at the form of some of 2010’s leading contenders.

Spain – 4/1 favourites

Spain cemented their position as worthy World Cup favourites by recording their ninth consecutive win with their comfortable 2-0 triumph over France in Paris. Read More

Spurs a Sound Investment to Add to Rovers’ Travel Woes

Even Sam Allardyce admits that Blackburn Rovers just aren’t the same team away from Ewood Park. A meagre return of just nine goals and six points from 14 games on the road is relegation form and, if it wasn’t for the fact that they’ve been racking up the wins at home since the turn of the year, they would have been looking anxiously over their shoulders in the weeks ahead. As it is, Rovers are comparatively safe and probably lacking a little incentive to improve that dismal away record. It’s unlikely, therefore, that they’ll show much fight against Spurs at White Hart Lane. Read More