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As the elite of Europe’s youngsters get set to do battle in the Under 21 European Championships in Israel. Its time for us to take a look for some value in the opening round of matches.
Thursday 6th June kick off 5.00pm
Kick Off: Thursday 23rd May
Live on TV: 7.30pm British Eurosport
Olympique Lyonnais are the current French champions and Women’s Champions League tutle holders, and must be considered the best team in Europe by a fairly long margin. These ladies have scored an amazing 121 goals in their domestic league, 40 in their 8 Champions League games as well as a host of others in different competitions.
It is no real surprise that Porto are embarking on their annual selling spree this summer, but it is a slight revelation that the business is being done so early and involves leading transfer targets of Tottenham and Manchester United.…
Starts: Saturday 18th May
Live on TV: 8.00pm BBC1
With a generally meaningless final round of Premier League fixtures this weekend, why not look elsewhere to a competition that is far from done and dusted.
The majority of Europe will be casting an eye on proceedings in Sweden as the 2013 Eurovision song contest kicks off on Saturday night. With entries from Albania to San Marino and many more with almost 40 entrants, a rich man you may be if you manage to pick out the winner!
We’ve hit the latter stages of this years ATP Rome tournament and it certainly hasn’t failed to disappoint so far.
Friday sees the last 4 matches in the men’s tournament, with all games streamed live on Bet365, starting at 11.00am when Benoit Paire takes on Marcel Granollers.
French world #36 Paire is priced up at 4/9 with Bet365 to beat his Spanish opponent, but with Granollers knocking out Andy Murray in the last round confidence will be high. There could be a little bit of value in backing Granollers at 13/8 but stakes should be kept to a minimum in this close looking match up.
Our first glance at The Championship play-offs comes on Thursday evening as Leicester host Watford at The King Power Stadium.
The home side scraped into the play-offs on goal difference thanks to a 91st minute strike from Anthony Knockaert giving them the 3 points against Nottingham Forest at the weekend.
Though they probably deserve this after the season they’ve had, their recent form has been by no means consistent as this victory was only their 3rd in 15 games in the league; hardly the form of Premiership material.