Month: October 2015

We’ve all been there: that moment when picking out our bets for the weekend’s action that we simply cannot find

Putting aside the pro-England bias for a minute, it is perhaps the Rugby World Cup final that we all wanted

We know how cruel betting on the football can be sometimes, so wouldn’t it be great if we could somehow

If you are an avid user of Twitter, you may already be familiar with the work of OptaJoe which is

There were two fierce local derbies, a managerial sacking, a hat trick and another defeat for Chelsea. Just another weekend

It’s crunch time at the Rugby World Cup with that terrible game on the horizon: the semi final. For 15

Today marks the start of the second test between England and Pakistan in Dubai, and as has been proven over

It might be known as the Champions League’s unruly little brother, but there is still plenty for punters to enjoy

The Champions League group stage is approaching its most crucial fortnight – the double-header fixtures – and for the English

Tim Sherwood is now the 3/10 favourite to be the next Premier League manager to lose their post after his

Domestic football returns in England after the international break, and all eyes will be on the fortunes of the top

It was the news that all Manchester City were dreading: Sergio Aguero picked up a hamstring injury whilst on international

The campaign trail towards France 2016 is all but over, and we know the identity of the 16 teams that

After the high of the Ashes victory of the summer, England’s first taste of cricket this winter presents a very

The tennis season may be winding down – it will officially culminate at the World Masters Finals in November –

The international break can be a time of much sadness for fans of domestic football, but fear not: the European

It has been a fantastic tournament so far, with more shocks and surprises than in your average soap opera. But

The golf season may be winding down somewhat following the conclusion of the FedEx Cup last week, but the European

The Rugby World Cup is reaching the business end of its pool stages, and with plenty to left to play

It was a weekend of managerial upheaval in the Premier League after both Brendan Rodgers and Dick Advocaat left their