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S AUSTRALIAN OPEN : 6/1


panic but the Russians are coming! The old is finally showing cracks and the big three


e challenged this year by the new brigade, op of that tree at the moment is last


h’s ATP final winner in the likeable Russian. ALTERNATIVE


STEPHANOS TSISIPAS Odds: 12/1 The Greek Aussie is on home soil – and primed.


2 GOLD CUP


nner-up can shed his especially if it comes


as hopeful last year, this h.


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e his old RSA hinks so.


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EA LEAGUE 6/1


Tottenham might be serial runners-up,


Mourinho is a serial winner and he can Tottenham Hotspur to European glory. NATIVE


R LEVERKUSEN 16/1


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NEIL ROBERTSON WORLD SNOOKER Odds: 13/2


Two cueists are head and shoulders above the rest at the moment and purely on price I give marginal preference to Neil from Oz. ALTERNATIVE JUDD TRUMP Odds: 3/1 World No. 1 and in great form.


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NETHERLANDS EURO 2021 Odds: 11/1


There was a time when Holland and their production line of talent struck fear into the world elite. That time could now be approaching and this is the tournament where they can lay down a marker for the future. ALTERNATIVE PORTUGAL Odds: 12/1 Dark horses no longer reliant on Ronaldo.


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TENNESSEE TITANS SUPERBOWL Odds: 20/1


If Derrick Henry can keep fit, the Titans will grind out a Superbowl victory from a fiercely competitive AFC. Kansas are too flashy and Steelers beatable but if the AFC don’t win the Superbowl, then it could go to an NFC team. ALTERNATIVE GREEN BAY PACKERS Odds: 12/1 The experience of Aaron Rodgers can’t be underestimated.


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BRYSON DeCHAMBEAU THE MASTERS Odds: 10/1


A Masters hastily put on in November with target golf is not a Masters in April and Bryson’s bold prediction of scoring five under per round might prove accurate in the spring. ALTERNATIVE JUSTIN THOMAS Odds: 12/1


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