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Can you believe the 2017-18 English Premier League has already reached its seventh week? Neither can we, but we are so looking forward to this weekend’s action because there are some massive fixtures and plenty of opportunity to place some profitable bets.

The 2017-18 English Premier League season marches into its fifth week and already the league table is starting to take shape. Three teams are still unbeaten going into week five but two of those are playing each other so that statistic is likely to change. Or is it?

The groups have been drawn for the 2017-18 UEFA Champions League and as usual the draw has created some exciting fixtures and also a so-called dreaded ‘Group of Death.’ With dozens of fixtures on the horizon, there is ample opportunity to bet on the Champions League, but where is your money going? Who should you be betting on during the Champions League group stages?

After a thrilling opening day of the 2017-18 season, fans of the EPL are gearing up for Week 2 and are eagerly anticipating another action-packed weekend of soccer. Last week, our betting tips yielded some excellent results, can we hit the sweet spot again during Week 2 of the Premier League? Let’s find out.

The 2017-18 Premier League season is shaping up to be the most exciting since the league began in 1992, some 25-years ago. Bookmakers believe this season will be a three-horse race for the Premier League title, do you agree? Who will you be betting on winning the Premier League during the current campaign?

The 136th edition of the FA Cup final takes place on May 27 and it is an all-London affair between Arsenal and Chelsea. Will it be the Gunners or the Blues who lift the winner’s trophy aloft?

The latest round of Premier League fixtures could have a major influence on who is relegated and which teams finish in the top four places in the table.

Matchday 27 of the Premier League has thrown up some exciting fixtures which could have a say in where the title heads come the end of May.

The 2016-17 FA Cup has reached the quarter-finals and there is a great mixture of Premier League giants and relative minnows still left in the competition. Will there be an upset this season or will the Premier League quality shine through?