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Australia proved to be an unhappy gambling ground for punters this weekend as the English cricket team lost the fifth ODI and with it the series. 

Crawley Town have defied the bookmaker’s odds and become the first non-league team for 17 years to reach the fifth round of the FA Cup.

The start of rugby’s Six Nations Championship is just around the corner and with less than two weeks before it all kicks off again the Scottish side are facing an uphill struggle. 

Andy Murray raced through to the quarter finals in impressive style beating Jergen Melzer 6-3, 6-1, 6-1 making it clear to those left in the competition that he is a serious contender.

Betting at the marvellous Meydan Racecourse in Dubai kicks off with the start of the Dubai Racing Carnival, also heralding the beginning of the Al Maktoum Challenge. 

With a 1-0 victory, Manchester United managed to ruin Kenny Dalglish’s return to Liverpool after the inevitable departure of Roy Hodgeson. 

The best odds bookmakers would have given sports betting fans today would have been how long it would take England to seal a victory as the result look pretty much assured.

Fulhams 3-0 victory at Craven Cottage on Tuesday night against West Brom saw them out of danger and climbing to 13th position.

The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) has indicated to the Department of Culture that it has come up with the idea of establishing the Tote with a charitable status, rather than selling it off wholesale.