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The UEFA Champions League returns this week with Barcelona and PSG joint-favourites at 11/2, while Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City headline another stacked matchweek. Fans can also enter bet365’s Ticket Giveaway for the chance to win tickets to upcoming fixtures.

OLBG partners with the Kicking Back Podcast, a weekly football culture show hosted by Lewis Costello and Millie Chandarana. Explore clubs, stories, and stadiums from Portugal to the Premier League.

Wolves boss Vitor Pereira is now favourite in the Sack Race odds after another defeat left his side winless and bottom. See the latest betting market from BetVictor and expert insights.

Ange Postecoglou has been sacked after just 39 days as Nottingham Forest manager. Sean Dyche is now the 4/9 favourite to replace him. Full odds and market reaction here.

Dorking Wanderers travel to Ebbsfleet United this Saturday in National League South action. Marc White’s men will look to respond after their FA Cup exit, while the hosts search for their first league win in seven matches.

Lando Norris and Max Verstappen share favouritism at 2/1 ahead of the 2025 USA Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas. Oscar Piastri, who leads the Drivers’ Championship, follows closely at 12/5 as McLaren aim for another Texas triumph.

Barcelona and PSG are 11/2 joint favourites to win the UEFA Champions League this season ahead of Arsenal and Liverpool. Bet365 are also giving fans a chance to win tickets for Matchweek 5 through their free-to-enter Ticket Giveaway.

Jack Wilshere stands as the leading contender for the next Luton Town manager position, significantly ahead in the current betting odds.

Dorking Wanderers host Aldershot Town in the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round on Saturday. Marc White’s side are 7/4 to win and reach the First Round Proper for the first time in their history, with Aldershot 6/5 favourites.

Spain are 4/1 favourites with bet365 to win the 2026 World Cup, ahead of England and France at 13/2. Thomas Tuchel insists his England side are “underdogs” despite strong recent form and back-to-back European Championship final appearances.