Betting Picks

The 2017-18 UEFA Champions League Matchday 2 continues on September 29 with a whole host of intriguing fixtures, but none of them have the allure of the Group B match between Paris St. Germain and Bayern Munich at the Parc de Princes stadium. It is the first time since 2000 that these Goliath’s have clashed, who will come out on top in this game?

The pick of the UEFA Champions League fixtures on the second matchday has to be at the Westflaenstadion where Borussia Dortmund host Real Madrid in Group H. Can Dortmund cause an upset?

Horse racing's newest star goes back to work on Saturday, as Travers Stakes winner West Coast faces nine others in the (G1) Pennsylvania Derby. They'll be racing 1 1/8 miles on the Park dirt, chasing a total purse of $1 million.

There wasn’t a more dominant performance last weekend than the Denver Broncos’ 42-17 thrashing of the Dallas Cowboys. The Broncos have had an outstanding defense for years, but their offense and third-year quarterback Trevor Siemian are the real surprise. They look unstoppable. Denver now travels to Buffalo to tackle the Bills in their first test on the road this season.

The 2017-18 English Premier League has progressed to Week 6 and what an exciting set of fixtures we have on our hands. One of the prime fixtures sees West Ham United take on London rivals Tottenham Hotspur, who do we think will win that? Let’s find out.

The focus of the racing world this Saturday is on Parx Racing in Pennsylvania, with a 12-race card that includes a pair of Grade 1 stakes. In the first, a solid field of three-year-old fillies are expected to break from the gate chasing a purse of $1 million in the (G1) Cotillion Stakes, to be run at 1 1/16 miles over the Parx dirt course.

Week 2 was interesting, wasn’t it? We now have more questions than answers following a few wild outcomes and critical injuries. And it seems Seattle is in some weird race with Cincinnati and San Francisco to score the fewest touchdowns this season, with the Seahawks currently leading with one. The Bengals and 49ers haven’t reached the end zone yet.

While all of the top five college football teams won in Week 3, the biggest move was made by the national champions. Clemson crushed Louisville 47-21 on the road to move up to No. 2 in the country behind Alabama. USC, a huge favorite over Texas, struggled to beat the Longhorns in double overtime and dropped to No. 5.

A world-class field of 12 are expected to go to the gate in Toronto Saturday for the running of the (G1) Woodbine Mile on the turf. In addition to the $800,000 total purse, they'll be chasing an automatic berth into the Breeders' Cup World Championships.