Andrew McDermott 
Two teams with just one Premier League win between them meet on Merseyside in the last of this weekend’s round of fixtures. Everton are still searching for their first victory but are above West Ham on goal difference after drawing their last four matches.
Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin do battle again in Las Vegas this weekend for the third and likely final time. As we explain in our in-depth infographic, the pair have met twice before, firstly in 2017 when the outcome was a split draw and again in 2018 when Alvarez got the decision from the judges.
Wolves have the best defensive record in the Premier League this season but that will be put to test when they host free-scoring Manchester City. The defending champions lead the way with 20 goals so something must give but Wolves may be able to avoid a thrashing on home soil.
EuroBasket 2022 has produced plenty of entertainment already and is set to heat up even more as we reach the semi-final stage. Ahead of Friday’s showdowns we have taken a look at the latest EuroBasket winner odds for the four teams still left in the tournament.
Steven Gerrard will hope Aston Villa’s draw with champions Manchester City last time out can spark their season into life. Villa had lost four of their first five matches but the 1-1 draw with Pep Guardiola’s men proved what Villa are capable of.
New-look Nottingham Forest have made an encouraging start to the season and backed up their first win over West Ham with a 1-1 draw at Everton. Now they face their most difficult game so far against unbeaten Tottenham, who have seven points on the board after Harry Kane’s second-half goal was enough to beat Wolves.
The 2021/22 PGA Tour season ends this week and we have studied the odds to pick out some Tour Championship betting tips. East Lake hosts the FedEx Cup decider which is a 30-player handicap event based on performances leading up to the season finale.
Iceland will hope to take advantage of France already claiming top spot in Group D by joining them in the quarter-finals. Les Bleues have won two out of two and can afford to take their foot off the gas here while Iceland need a win to be certain of finishing second.
Italy and Belgium have one point apiece and a victory for either in their final group game should be enough to clinch a quarter-final place at the Women’s Euro 2022. Iceland are a point ahead of them in second but are not expected to beat group winners France, which would leave the door open for the winners here to leapfrog them.
This year sees the two Canadian Grands Prix return to the UCI World Tour schedule for the first time since 2019. The Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec and Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal were added to the schedule in 2010 but were cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to the Covid pandemic.
Germany have already secured their place in the Women’s Euro 2022 quarter-finals and Finland will hope that works in their favour in the final round of games in Group B. The Germans continued to underline their Euro 2022 credentials with a 2-0 win over Spain on Tuesday while Finland are playing only for pride after two defeats.
Denmark and Spain are level on three points apiece in Group B and a quarter-final against hosts England is up for grabs when they meet in west London. Both teams have lost to Germany and beaten Finland but Spain’s superior goal difference means they have a slight advantage heading into the final match.
It’s the first Canadian Classique of the MLS season on Sunday with both sides looking to return to winning ways. Montreal have lost two on the bounce while Toronto are winless in four, with three defeats and a draw since beating Atlanta at the end of last month.
Austria and Norway collide in a winner-takes-all Group A clash with a place in the quarter-finals at UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 at stake. After a narrow 1-0 loss to England, Austria beat Northern Ireland 2-0 while Norway were thumped 8-0 by the hosts having opened with a 4-1 win against the Irish.