This is where you’ll find all of the sporting action that’s live on TV. We cover the biggest live football games as well as anything of note in the sporting world that is hitting our screens. Watching sport live gives you, the punter, the advantage of getting a feel for what is going on which can help when it comes to making that all important profit.
Here at TVbet.co.uk we love our sporting role models – and they don’t come much bigger or better than David Beckham.
Not only is the footballing ace a hero on the pitch he’s also widely admired as one of the most stylish men in the world.
But today we applaud Becks not for his sporting prowess or his sartorial elegance but for his skills as a parent.
In a way, a Barcelona-Bayern Munich final would have been the perfect culmination to this season’s Champions League. However, it wasn’t to be, and instead we’re licking our lips at the prospect of two mouth-watering semi-final legs between these European heavyweights.
This evening the first-leg takes place in Bayern’s backyard, and the visitors will be mindful of Die Roten’s excellent record against Spanish opposition at the Allianz Arena. Indeed, the Bavarians have lost just one of their 20 home games against La Liga outfits, and the German club have proved too strong for Barca in three of their last six meetings, losing on just one occasion against the Catalans.
We are happy to announce that Team TVBet have acquired the services of German football expert Ben Homer.
Ben will be writing weekly German Bundesliga betting articles, beginning this weekend. He has kindly sent us a little bio of just how successful he is, and we look forward to our readers profiting from his betting advice:
Kick Off: Saturday 30th March
Live on TV: 12.45pm Sky Sports 2
Thankfully, Premier League action resumes this weekend following a painfully uninspiring spell of international matches.
Sunderland boss Martin O’Neill will have felt the pain more than anyone, having seen key striker Stephen Fletcher stretchered off during Scotland’s clash with Wales – just what you need ahead of a date with Manchester United.
International football dominates the next 5 days or so as nations all over the world scramble for points to take them to Brazil 2014. With a huge amount of games to choose from there seems to be plenty of banker material to put an accumulator together. When I banker, I won’t be adding England at 1/100, it’s just not worth it.
Here is my accumulator bet for Friday’s World Cup qualifiers:
We can safely declare that the Premier League title is going back to Old Trafford after a year in the hands of rivals Manchester City. So, man for man, where on the pitch was the difference between the imminent Champions and Runners Up…