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Super Bowl XXXVIII... Two years after upsetting St
Two years after upsetting St. Louis in their only Super bowl victory, the New England Patriots are strong favourites at 5/12 to beat the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. On a 14- game winning streak, they are facing a team who started the season as unconsidered 80/1 shots, but who have continually produced the shocks against better fancied teams. Carolina have consistently defied the handicap in recent weeks, but it remains to be seen if they can overcome a seven points Handicap this weekend?
To celebrate this `greatest show on turf' bet365 have moved their prices, and now bet 20/21 (from 10/11) on all game, 1st and 2nd half lines, giving you even better value for money. A bet of £100 on the game at 20/21 now returns you £195.24 compared to £190.91 at the old price.
This weekend's racing is at the mercy of the weather but, should the wintry blast relent, Bear On Board (6/1) looks to have a good chance in the Singer & Friedlander National Trial at Uttoxeter (14.15). This progressive stayer is on a four-timer following an impressive win over 4 miles last time out at Cheltenham, putting daylight between himself and the useful Fasgo on the run-in. The second has a 3lb pull for their re-match on Saturday, and looks the likely danger at 8/1, but lacks the scope of the winner. In recent days Bear on Board has come in for support for the Grand National (now 20/1), in anticipation of a good run in Saturday's Trial.
Back the winner of a channel 4 race at 4/1 or over and we will give you a free bet to the same stake (up to £50) on the next channel 4 race. It doesn't stop there - if your free bet also wins at 4/1 or over you get another free bet on the next televised race! This weekend's meetings are Doncaster and Ayr, so don't forget to take advantage of this cracking offer!
The old adage `horses for courses' will stand you in good stead if you are considering a bet on this week's FBR Open. Since this event was moved to the par-71 Scottsdale course, 11 winners of the event have at least one other finish of sixth or better, including defending champ Vijay Singh - twice a winner here. Problem is which of the 14 previous winners heading to Arizona this week to choose from! Narrow it down to the in-form players, and the two to concentrate on could be Rocco Mediate and Jesper Parnevik (both 33/1). Rocco's stroke average here is an incredible 67.65, almost a stroke better than anyone else, and his 16th place last weekend was a perfect warm-up for this. Parnevik had a wretched year in 2003, but has come out of the blocks flying this time, and can boast a win and a second place here. On the European Tour, defending champion Ernie Els is a warm favourite going into this week's Johnnie Walker Classic. Bet both these events in-running including Outright Winner and `Next Hole' betting - available throughout subject to TV coverage.
Rovers record against the Premiership `elite' has been poor, having amassed only 8 points from a possible 33, failing to win a game against a side in the top ten this season. This is in stark contrast to last season when they did the double against Arsenal, and enjoyed an away success at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea may lack the consistency of their main rivals but should be good enough here to plunge Blackburn deeper into the Relegation mire - for which they are 5/1 here at bet365.
Marat Safin and Andre Agassi served up a thrilling semi-final, with the Russian finally coming on top in the fifth set. He will face either Roger Federer or Juan-Carlos Ferrero in Sunday's Final (03.00 GMT). Our in-running markets will include: Match Winner; Score in the Next Game; Correct Score Set Betting; and Current Set Winner.