Monthly Archive: September 2010
Live on BBC1: Sat: 13:00 Ronnie O’Sullivan brushed past Stephen Hendry 3-1 to take his place in the World Open quarter finals and is just 23/10 at Boylesports to win the title
Live On Sky Sports 1: Sat 15:00 Ahead of the third day’s play in Atlanta, Jim Furyk, tied for the lead with Luke Donald, is 7/3 at Bwin to clinch the Tour Championship.
Check out today’s going report from Ascot, Chester, Gowran Park, Haydock, Market Rasen, Navan and Wolverhampton. Odds checker
Today’s most frequently tipped horse is Frankel (tipped 13 times) in the 14:30 at Ascot (4/11). Check out all today’s naps.
Live On Sky Sports 3: Sat 19:00 & 21:00. Real Madrid travel to Levante and Barcelona visit Bilbao. Victor Chandler make the away double 21/20.
They run at Crayford, Romford, Newcastle, Belle Vue, Doncaster, Hove, Henlow, Kinsley, Monmore, Perry Bar, Sunderland, Sittingbourne and Wimbledon on Saturday. Compare greyhound odds
They go at Ascot, Chester, Gowran Park, Haydock, Market Rasen, Navan and Wolverhampton on Saturday. Race Cards & Odds…….
Live On ESPN Sat 14:00 Gloucester entertain Wasps and London Irish go to Newcastle Live on Sky Sports 3 Sat 17:00 in this week’s TV games.
Live On Sky Sports 1: Fri 20:00. In the first of the play off semi finals, St Helens host Huddersfield Giants for a place in the Grand Final.
The Daily Star’s Chief Football writer, Danny Fullbrook gives his verdict on all four of this weekend’s televised matches.
Live on Eurosport 2: Fri 12:30 We’re into the last 16 of the World Open, formerly the Grand Prix held by Neil Robertson, who is 13/2 at Sportingbet for Glasgow Glory.
Alan Thomson, the former Racing Editor at the Daily Record, picks out five to follow at Ascot, Chester and Haydock on Saturday afternoon
David Myers previews all the top flight action in Scotland this weekend where a double on the old firm pays 6/5 at Betfred
Live On BBC Alba Fri 19:05 Edinburgh host Leicester and Llaneli travel to Newport Live on BBC Wales Fri 19:05 in this week’s TV games.
The Sunday Mail’s Odds Fellow aka Chris Hutcheon of betrescue.com previews this weekend’s Premier League action
