Bets Of The Week 28.01.25

As January draws to a close, there are plenty of reasons to be cheerful, not least due to the vast array of sporting action taking place. We have ran through the action to mark your card ahead of a busy few days in the online betting world.

The below prices are indicative and may be subject to fluctuation

Please remember that unlike fixed odds betting, when spread betting losses can exceed deposits.

FOOTBALL – CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

For all it’s many detractors, the final round of Champions League matches looks set to be a thriller with only Liverpool and Barcelona assured of direct progress to the round of 16. Another of our sides are all but guaranteed progress in the shape of Arsenal, but there is plenty on the line for Aston Villa, Celtic, and Manchester City.

The former pair meet tomorrow at Villa Park in what promises to be a blockbuster fixture, with the Villains installed as 1/2 favourites for the first meeting between the two storied sides.

Manchester City have had a fairly torrid time of things this season in Europe and as it stands, would be eliminated altogether. However, they have one final chance to pule it all together and they are 2/13 to get the better of Club Brugge who sit three points ahead of their English opponents.

Liverpool are 23/20 to overcome PSV in a match where they have nothing to play for while Arsenal are 6/11 to triumph on the road at Girona. A fourfold on the four English sides pays an enhanced 5.23/1 rather than 4.75/1 thanks to our acca boost feature.

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DARTS – WINMAU WORLD MASTERS

The first ranking event of the year takes place in Milton Keynes this weekend with 32 players going head-to-head in a revamped World Masters. With historic sponsors Winmau back on board, Stephen Bunting is the defending champion, and the St Helens man is made a 10/1 shot to make more magic in MK.

Unsurprisingly, the two Lukes lead the betting with Littler the 15/8 favourite and Humphries priced at 9/2 following a disappointing World Championship campaign. Beaten finalist at Ally Pally, Michael Van Gerwen, is rated a 9/1 poke with Gary Anderson and Gerwyn Price chalked up at 11/1 and 12/1 respectively.

The action gets underway on Thursday evening and we will have plenty of darts spread betting markets available as well as our great range of fixed odds prices.

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RUGBY UNION – SIX NATIONS

The Six Nations is back this weekend and Fabien Galthié’s France side are the 13/8 favourites with Ireland priced at 9/5 to make it three titles on the spin.

England have been in a fallow period of late, but Steve Borthwick’s side can be backed at 9/2 with Scotland 7/1, Wales 80/1 and Italy once again made the rank outsiders at 250/1.

In our outright specials, there are plenty of rugby union spread betting markets which can priced an interest for the whole tournament. You can buy or sell Total Tournament Points at 703-718, Tournament Yellow Cards at 16.5-17.25, and Tournament Tries at 87-90.

The action begins on Friday where France have been made 26-29 Supremacy favourites in their clash with Wales.

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Please remember that unlike fixed odds betting, when spread betting losses can exceed deposits.