Stuart Walker 
Cal Crutchlow knows that if he keeps his LCR Honda both wheels up on Sunday he has every chance of winning his home British MotoGP. Crutchlow has not taken the top step of the podium before at his home MotoGP race, finishing runner-up in 2016.
With the regular PGA Tour season over, attention in the States turns to the first of the FedEx Cup play-offs. The Northern Trust is a limited field event for the top 125 on the FedEx Cup standings, after which the top 100 move on to TPC Boston for the Dell Technologies Championship.
Qualifying for the 2018 Ryder Cup started with last year’s D+D Real Czech Masters and this year’s tournament is the penultimate event in the battle to seal an automatic place in Europe’s team. Now in its fifth year at the Albatross Golf Resort in Prague, the event has a strong history with the biennial team event.
Danny Murphy played in the Premier League for Liverpool, Charlton, Tottenham and Fulham, making 417 appearances and scoring 50 goals. In part one of a bwin exclusive, he discusses Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City.
Today we’re launching a series of analytical summaries for the EFL, covering three teams from each of the Championship, League One and League Two. We’ve selected clubs at random and identified their top three strengths, weaknesses, goalscorers and creators.
Robert Pires helped Marseille reach the UEFA Cup final, losing to Parma in 1999, after beginning his career with Metz. He was also capped 79 times by France, scoring 14 goals, winning the World Cup in 1998 as well as the European Championship two years later. In part two of an exclusive interview with bwin, the 44-year-old shares his thoughts on French football, both domestically and nationally.
Robert Pires won the Premier League and FA Cup on two occasions and was a Champions League runner-up during six successful seasons with Arsenal. In an exclusive interview with bwin, the 44-year-old shares his thoughts on his former club after Unai Emery replaced Arsene Wenger in the hot-seat at the Emirates Stadium.
It’s only a matter of time before the £100m barrier is broken in English football and our detailed analysis of the biggest signings over the last decade has produced a 10-man shortlist of the players likeliest to make it happen.
Notts County have sent a signal of intent to the rest of the division following their summer spending spree and that is reflected in our League Two betting tips for 2018/19, while Morecambe and Macclesfield are fancied for relegation.
Ray Parlour spent 12 years with Arsenal, winning three Premier League titles, four FA Cups, the League Cup and the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup. In part two of his exclusive interview with bwin, the 45-year-old shares his thoughts on the 2018/19 Premier League season and former Middlesbrough team-mate Gareth Southgate’s spell as England coach.
Ray Parlour spent 12 years with Arsenal, winning three Premier League titles, four FA Cups, the League Cup and the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup. In part one of his exclusive interview with bwin, the 45-year-old shares his thoughts on his former club, ranging from their summer transfer business to their chances next season.
Cristiano Ronaldo said he is determined to write another chapter in his illustrious career after joining Juventus in a £99.2million from Real Madrid. The Portugal forward agreed a four-year contract with the Serie A champions in one of the most dramatic moves in European football.
Despite being played immediately after the US Open the Travelers Championship has attracted a strong field and offers up a traditional dilemma, Phil Casey writes. Five of the world’s top 10 – and number 11 Patrick Reed – have made the short trip to TPC River Highlands to find out, including US Open champion Brooks Koepka, Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy and defending champion Jordan Spieth.
After last week’s major madness in the US Open, where Brooks Koepka gave us a highly profitable winner for the second year running, it’s back to business as usual in the BMW International Open, Phil Casey writes. Henrik Stenson was the winner here in 2016 just a few weeks before lifting the Claret Jug at Royal Troon and although the former Open champion has not made the trip after a tie for sixth at Shinnecock Hills, runner-up Tommy Fleetwood has.