Football Betting Previews

It is the first Milan derby of the season and in terms of importance for either side, the stakes could not be higher (Match Betting).

The main line-up in this season’s Champions League will be completed on Wednesday evening with ten sides fighting it out for positive second-leg results and a place in the most prestigious cup competition in Europe. Celtic will be carrying Scottish hopes as they host Helsingborg at Celtic Park, holding a 2-0 first leg lead.

One of the biggest rivalries in European football comes to the forefront on Wednesday evening as Real Madrid go head to head with Barcelona at the Bernabeu with the Spanish Super Cup on the line (Real Madrid 7/4 to Lift The Trophy

The final Euro 2012 Group C games take place on Monday night and Ireland face Italy playing for nothing but pride as they are already out of the tournament. The Azzurri on the other hand know that nothing but a win - and a helping hand from Spain - will see them through.

Roy Hodgson takes charge of his first game as England manager on Saturday evening in Oslo as England (11/1 In Euro 2012 Betting) take on Norway in a Friendly.

On the face of it Barcelona's La Liga title ambitions are over for this season as they head in to the La Liga match with Atletico Madrid on Sunday (

Norwich host Manchester United in the Premier League knowing that they are facing a team who absolutely must win if they are to maintain a strong Premier League title challenge (

The Carling Cup Final on Sunday gives Liverpool the chance to win their first piece of silverware in six years, and on the face of it they should have no trouble in beating Championship side Cardiff City (

With so many of the heavyweights already out of the competition Sunderland vs Arsenal is the only all-Premier League clash of the FA Cup fifth round. Sunderland have enjoyed a brilliant turn around since Martin O'Neil arrived and a cup run would increase the positive feeling around the club at the present time.

Everton vs Blackpool sees two in-form sides go head-to-head for a place in the FA Cup quarter finals. Everton last won this trophy in 1995 while Blackpool's only FA Cup success came in the 1953 competition when Blackpool could deploy the talents of Sir Stanley Matthews.