The Brazilian Serie A is in full flight and things are starting to take shape in the top half of the table. These two teams will be looking for an improved performance compared to last season.
The Norwegian Tippeligaen is still wide open with a host of teams gunning the top of the table. Last season’s 3rd place finishers Tromso suffered their first defeat last weekend and consequently lost top spot on the table.
The Swedish Allsvenskan is in full swing with top performers Elfsborg sitting at the top of the table.
Sports wagering firm Topbet is backing South African soccer club Randburg to the tune of US$300,000 in a five-year deal.
Cruzeiro has always been a dominant force in the Brazilian league, finishing 2nd last season and were unlucky not to be crowned champions
Zenit travel to Moscow to face Dinamo Moscow in an important match as both sides are chasing top spot by earning a victory, this weekend.
Brazil will host World Cup finalists Netherlands in what is expected to be a competitive International Friendly match. These teams are the 3rd and 2nd best teams in the world respectively according to the FIFA rankings and both will want a win in this high profile clash.
With the English Premier League title already been decided, the main focus of the Premiership turns to the relegation battle.
Manchester City, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspurs all gunning for that crucial 4th place finish
Arsenal have pride to play, Man United will be out to gather 3 points to help them edge towards their 19th English title. It’s difficult to separate these two. The draw is the favoured outcome.
Both teams are hungry for the 3 points this time out but could well cancel each other out. The draw is tipped.
Futura Park trainer Brett Crawford will be winging his way to Hong Kong
In this second of a new weekly column entitled Time Is Money, we look at some of the past weekend’s highlights
