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Who will win this year’s Champions League?
Two games into the 2025/26 Champions League campaign and a lot of familiar names are sitting near the top of the League Phase table. Arsenal, Bayern, Inter Milan, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid all have a perfect record, taking six points from a possible six so far.
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Perth Place 6 Preview | 21st October
13.15 Perth & Kinross Foodbank Mares’ Maiden Hurdle HUNTERS SPRING won once and placed twice in three bumper starts last season and the filly looks more than capable of making a serious impact on her hurdles debut.
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Plumpton Place 6 Preview | 20th October
14.10 Betty Chantler And Trevor Downing Novices’ Hurdle KAJIKIA made heavy weather in making a winning hurdles debut over C&D last month but will have learned a lot and should prove difficult to beat.
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Ascot Win 6 Preview | 18th October
12.55 Qipco British Champions Long Distance Cup TRAWLERMAN has a fantastic record at this venue, and having won and finished third in the last two renewals, the Gold Cup winner can conclude his season on a high with four consecutive wins.
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Palmer injury could spell trouble for Maresca
Enzo Maresca’s Chelsea reign has been very intriguing. In some ways, he has over-performed, but there is something about him and the team that is yet to fully convince. Now Cole Palmer has been confirmed as injured for the next six weeks, it could be make or break for the Italian at Stamford Bridge.
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Uttoxeter Place 6 Preview | 17th October
13.47 QuinnBet Daily Free Bet ‘Chasing Excellence’ Beginners’ Chase Just the two runners in the opener but LAURENS BAY can get the better of Dartan. He came from well off the pace to land the EBF Final at Sandown when last seen and looks every inch a chaser.
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Worcester Place 6 Preview | 15th October
14.22 Happy Birthday Chris Handicap Chase In the opening race on the card, I’m willing to take a chance on BUTCHERS BILL, who was formerly with Gordon Elliott and could just prove to be a lot better than this grade.
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How worried should Liverpool be by Mohamed Salah’s subdued start to the season?
There was a point last season when Mohamed Salah looked to be putting together the most incredible individual campaign in Premier League history. By February, the Egyptian had scored 25 goals and assisted 17 more as Liverpool surged to the title in Arne Slot’s first season as manager.
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Market Rasen Place 6 Preview | 14th October
13.51 PricedUp Daily Sports Boosts Maiden Hurdle UN SENS A LA VIE was an impressive bumper winner here last winter and now makes his hurdles debut for a stable in terrific form. This well-bred five-year-old has the potential to rank much higher, so he’s strongly fancied to keep his unbeaten record intact.
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Morgan Rogers has added his name to the list of number 10s England must choose between
Morgan Rogers was nowhere to be found in this year’s Ballon d’Or voting. Nobody expected him to be, but the fact Jude Bellingham and Cole Palmer both finished in the top 30 for football’s most prestigious individual award highlights how difficult it will be for the Aston Villa playmaker to muscle his way into Thomas Tuchel’s team.
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