Stuart Walker 
The 2020 Formula 1 season was just about to commence when the coronavirus lockdown swept across the world. We’ve analysed how the changes from the original schedule will affect the leading drivers and potentially influence the Championship.
Norwich put their fight for Premier League survival to one side as they aim to reach the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time since 1992. The Canaries finally landed a home tie after three away trips while Manchester United will be seeking to equal Arsenal’s record of 13 FA Cup victories.
Middlesbrough are 333/100 in bwin’s Championship relegation odds after appointing Neil Warnock as manager to replaced the sacked Jonathan Woodgate. Boro are sitting outside the bottom three on goal difference after resuming their season with a 3-0 home defeat to Swansea on Saturday.
Watford and Leicester have plenty to fight for as they return to Premier League action at Vicarage Road. The Hornets are out of the bottom three only on goal difference while the Foxes remain in the driving seat to clinch third place.
With the Premier League season set to continue after a three-month break, we’ve been getting ourselves back up to speed with the data needed to analyse the most popular match bets. Looking back over recent seasons we’ve broken down the key goal scoring patterns including the type of goal, how many are netted and when.
We’ve analysed every match since the start of the year to highlight each team’s most interesting fixtures in today’s evening tournament for our Liga Pro predictions.
Racing continues at Doncaster, Newbury, Sandown and the Curragh after the sport made its long-awaited UK return recently and that is the focus for today’s horse racing tips.
With the coronavirus pandemic causing mayhem, we have created a blog for punters on what sports are still playing and the best betting tips today. Our feature will point readers towards the latest odds and live streaming events, as well as providing pointers and predictions on what to back.
Nathan Aspinall is 7/4 to win the PDC Home Tour as seven weeks of live darts draws to a conclusion. He is joined in the final by Gary Anderson, Jelle Klaasen and Jonny Clayton.
As the first of the major European leagues to get back under way, the Bundesliga’s top players are getting more attention than usual. We’ve looked back at historical transfer patterns to work out which of the division’s stars are likely to earn a big move this summer.
BATE Borisov and Dinamo Brest contest the Belarusian Cup final for the second time in three years and third time since its inception. Two of Brest’s three cup triumphs have been against BATE, with these teams two of five to have lifted the trophy on a record three occasions.
When international sport is finally allowed to resume there will be an enormous amount of world titles waiting to be decided. Even without the rescheduled Olympic games, the sporting calendar will be packed, keeping us glued to our screens as all the unfinished business is resolved.
Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich will continue their charge towards an eighth successive league title under new permanent head coach Hansi Flick when travel to Union Berlin on Sunday. However, it will not be plain sailing as Union Berlin, in their first season in the top flight, sit comfortably in mid-table and have been stronger at home.
Bundesliga football returns albeit behind closed doors and it starts with a bang as Borussia Dortmund host Schalke in the Revierderby on Saturday afternoon. Dortmund will hope the extended break can aid their bid for a first league title in eight years and they can eat into leaders Bayern Munich’s four-point advantage with victory.