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Kick Off: Monday 11th June
Live on ITV1 5.00pm
England kick off their rather subdued Euro 2012 campaign against a rejuvenated France in Donetsk on Monday night, and in all honesty they couldn’t have wished for a harder game right at the very start of the tournament.
France have been revitalised under the management of Laurent Blanc, who has steered them in the right direction in the last two years since their shameful World Cup 2010 campaign.
Kick Off: Friday 8th June
Live on BBC1 5.00pm
Poland face Greece in the first game of Euro 2012 in front of an expectant home crowd in Warsaw on Friday afternoon, and if previous tournaments are anything to go by, we can expect a low scoring encounter as teams try to settle in to this short format competition.
Neither nation are particularly high scoring teams, and Greece are the complete opposite. Easing into the Euro 2012 betting scene, I’m going to bet on goals, or lack of them here.
The French Open Gets under way at Roland Garros on Sunday morning and we’ve researched the matches thoroughly, and we have come up with some gems to get us started for this tournament. While Rafa Nadal is considered a banker at odds on to win yet another clay title, there is plenty of value to be found in some of the lesser games, and even more in the specials market. Here are our best bets for the first day of the tournament.
The England Golf website reports the story of rising star Lucy Walton, who may have just claimed her place in the record books.
After winning the Worcestershire and Herefordshire county title in Redditch, Lucy has edged out recent victors to become the youngest champion in recent memory, if not the youngest of all time.
This week, Wimbledon’s grass courts at Aorangi Park opened to members for the first time in 2012, but fans’ eyes will be looking further north in the run-up to the AEGON Classic in Birmingham.
The June 11th-17th event has become a firm addition to the calendar of British tennis events, and this year’s line-up holds several big names bidding for victory at Edgbaston Priory Club.