The Premier League has spent over a billion pounds already and the British transfer record has fallen twice in days: Elliot Anderson's £116m, then Morgan Rogers' £117m. Adrian Dane follows the money — his window winners (sellers Villa, buyers Spurs), the rebuild that worries him most (Newcastle), and where the value hides on the EFL promotion boards. Roy Brindley opens the new snooker season at the Shanghai Masters, then keeps it simple on the horses: one runner, one bet at Hamilton, plus a Chilean raider in the Arlington Million.

A UK punter's preview: value, prices and angles, not blind tips.

In this episode:

1. The two record deals — City's £116m Anderson and Chelsea's £117m Rogers, and why homegrown talent is now the priciest currency in football

2. Window winners — Villa the best sellers (£180m banked), Spurs the most ambitious buyers (£230m spent)

3. The rebuild that worries Adrian — Newcastle, £170m raised but the spine sold off

4. Premier League boards — Arsenal 6/4 to retain, Hull 1/4 for the drop

5. EFL value — three ante-post leans led by Middlesbrough at 4/1 for Championship promotion

6. Snooker — the Shanghai Masters and the World Championship board (Zhao Xintong 9/2), plus a notebook name in Liu Linhao

7. Horse racing — Defence Missile at Hamilton (one runner, one bet) and Gran Oriente each-way in the Arlington Million

Chapters:

00:09 Introduction

01:02 Football: the billion-pound window, the record deals, and the EFL boards

18:21 Snooker: the Shanghai Masters and the Worlds ante-post board

20:23 Horse racing: Hamilton's one-runner plan, plus the Arlington Million

22:42 Close

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The World Cup is done: Spain beat Argentina 1-0 after extra time to win it for the second time, while England took bronze in a wild 6-4 win over France, the highest-scoring World Cup match since 1982. Adrian Dane grades his own Argentina call honestly, previews the early Euro 2028 outright odds, then opens the book on the new Premier League season four weeks out: the Community Shield, the title race and the relegation battle. Roy Brindley covers the Hungarian Grand Prix, the World Matchplay darts and the King George VI Stakes at Ascot.

A UK punter's preview: value, prices and angles, not blind tips.

In this episode:

1. World Cup wrap — Spain champions, Mbappe takes the Golden Boot on 10, England bronze

2. Euro 2028 — early outright market with England third favourites at 9/2

3. Premier League title — Arsenal 6/4 to retain, and why Adrian rates Man United (6/1) over Liverpool (5/1)

4. Premier League relegation — Hull 1/4 down, but a caution on backing the promoted trio blind

5. Formula 1 — the Hungarian Grand Prix, and Isack Hadjar for a top-six finish at 13/8

6. Darts — the World Matchplay at Blackpool, and Ross Smith each-way to make the final at 33/1

7. Horse racing — the King George VI Stakes preview, with Calandagan the 6/4 favourite

Chapters:

00:10 Introduction

00:54 World Cup wrap, Euro 2028 odds, then the Premier League title and relegation odds

16:53 Formula 1 — the Hungarian Grand Prix preview

19:30 World Matchplay darts preview

21:06 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes preview and close

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Argentina, not England, are through to Sunday's World Cup final. England led in Atlanta for the best part of an hour before Argentina struck twice in the last five minutes to win 2-1 — and it's Argentina v Spain for the trophy after Spain brushed France aside. Adrian Dane previews Saturday's third-place game, the final itself, and the Golden Boot race between Messi and Mbappe. Roy Brindley goes round the grounds: the Irish Oaks, Wimbledon's aftermath, The Open at Royal Birkdale, the Belgian Grand Prix and the World Matchplay darts.

A UK punter's preview: value, prices and angles, not blind tips.

In this episode:

1. World Cup final — Argentina v Spain, with Adrian sticking to his pre-tournament call of a South American win (Argentina 4/3)

2. Saturday's third-place game — France favourites against England in Miami

3. Golden Boot — Messi and Mbappe level on 8, Messi ahead on the assist tiebreak

4. Horse racing — the Group 1 Irish Oaks and Roy's pick Johanna Walsh over the Epsom winner

5. Golf — The Open at Royal Birkdale, and Tom Kim each-way at 80/1

6. Formula 1 — the Belgian GP at Spa, laying Antonelli for fastest lap and backing over 19.5 finishers

7. Darts — the World Matchplay at Blackpool, and Andrew Gilding to upset Michael van Gerwen at 5/2

Chapters:

00:10 Introduction

00:45 World Cup semi-final reaction and final preview

09:43 Horse racing — the Irish Oaks

11:04 Wimbledon wrap and US Open outlook

12:26 Golf — The Open preview

13:55 Formula 1 — the Belgian Grand Prix

16:56 World Matchplay darts and close

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