Thursday 9th April: What sport is on?
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There may be no Premier League footy, but sport continues to play on around the world and we’ve put together a list of the action you need to know about.
Horse Racing
We go stateside for a ten race card from Gulfstream starting at 18:00.
Take a trip Down Under and you’ll find five meets fromAustralia. Gold Coast leads from the front at 3:00am, and is closely followedby Wyong, Kilmore and Pakenham as the day goes on.
Elsewhere, there’s a global feel with racing at Jagersgo,Gavle and Oi, in Japan.
Football
The Nicaraguan Primera League takes the spotlight with third placed Diriangen take on sixth position Chinandega. Despite their 3-0 loss last time out Diriangen are 2/5 to win the game with the visitors at 11/2 to close the gap on their opponents.
Walter Firetti are at 3/5 to defeat Real Madriz, whoyou can get at 18/5 to score victory. While bottom club Juventus Managuatravel to second place Real Esteli. The home side are as a short as 2/5to triumph.
Golf
The Cactus Tour 2nd round starts in theevening with play commencing at 9pm in the 54-hole event at ApacheCreek. This week’s other event, the ‘Orange Tree Classic’ in Arizona will alsobe entering their final round too.
Alex Cejka is the outright favourite at 11/4, followed by 10/3 Carson Roberts and three players on 8/1 – Chris Korte, Colton Yates and Jake Staiano.
Esports
There’s a heap of Esports to check out including the Counter-Strike Home Sweet Home Cup asMovistar Riders (8/13) take on Jalapeno at 6/5.
The Rainbow 6 Pro League North Americahas four fixtures starting with Luminosity Gaming taking on Tempo Storm.
While, you might like to check out thethree games from the League of Legends Pro League too!
eMotorsports
eNascar comes roaring into view withRace 3 from the iRacing Challenge at Myrtle Beach.
Pro stock car driverTimmy Hill leads the pack in the pre-race market at 3/1, with Dale Earnhardt Jr a second favourite 4/1 alongside Ryan Preece.
All odds and markets correct as of date of publication
