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This weekend sees returning Premier League action including Liverpool vs Manchester City plus a full EFL programme, flat racing from Newmarket, NFL Week 5 including Philadelphia Eagles vs Jacksonville Jaguars in London, and UFC Fight Night Allen vs Duncan from The Meta APEX, Las Vegas – all from Friday 9th October through till Monday 12th October 2026.

This weekend sees Gameweek 6 of the Premier League season with six televised games, however Friday 9th October on Sky Sports features the EFL Championship at 8pm with West Ham vs Queens Park Rangers from the London Stadium. The last time these two played a league game against each other was in 2015 in the Premier League. That was on the 25th April 2015 which ended in a 0–0 draw at Loftus Road. Let’s hope for better this Friday night.

The Premier League television action then kicks off on Saturday 10th October. 12:30pm sees TNT Sports broadcasting Arsenal vs Leeds United at the Emirates Stadium. You’d expect this to be a comfortable home win with the Gunners unbeaten in five Premier League home matches, winning all five, heading into Saturday’s game against Leeds who to their credit are unbeaten so far in the Premier League this season. 5:30pm on Sky Sports then sees Manchester United vs Tottenham at Old Trafford. Across 34 Premier League games at Old Trafford, Manchester United have won 25, Tottenham 5, with 4 draws. That’s a 15% win rate for Spurs who go into this game bottom of the table and winless. This could be just the match for beleaguered Manchester United manager Michael Carrick.

Sunday 11th October sees an early Championship match on ITV1 and Sky Sports – the south coast derby Southampton vs Portsmouth from St Mary’s Stadium. These two sides fought-out 0-0 and 1-1 draws last season, so expect another close, fiery derby clash. 2pm then sees 2 simultaneous Premier League matches on Sky Sports channels. Crystal Palace vs Nottingham Forest on Sky Sports Main Event looks like a tight match. Nottingham Forest play better on the road than they do at the City Ground, whilst Palace have conceded 7 goals and lost both home matched at Selhurst Park so far this season. Hull City vs Everton on Sky Sports Football is a big game for Hull as 3 points at their MKM Stadium would be a huge signal that Premier League survival is go in East Yorkshire.

After the Premier League starter sees the main course in the form of Liverpool vs Manchester City at Anfield – kick-off is at 4:30pm. The task for Enzo Maresca and his Manchester City side is immense. City have played 29 Premier League matches at Anfield, winning 3, losing 18, with 8 draws. That’s a 10.3% win rate. Erling Haaland is expected to play – he scored (who else) an injury time winner here last season in a famous 2-3 victory.

Monday 12th October sees Premier League action live on Sky Sports Main Event with an 8pm kick-off in the shape of Coventry City vs Newcastle United. Magpies fans must be getting tired of Monday night away games after losing to Leeds United in their last Monday away match in September. Frank Lampard will have his Sky Blues side pumped up for this one, especially after they won their first Premier League game of this season prior to the international break, beating Nottingham Forest 1-0 at the City Ground.

Weekend Football Fixtures, Premier League fixtures – Gameweek 6:

• Saturday 10th October: 12:30pm: Arsenal vs Leeds United (TNT Sports); 3pm: Aston Villa vs Brentford, Chelsea vs Bournemouth, Ipswich Town vs Fulham, Sunderland vs Brighton; 5:30pm: Manchester United vs Tottenham (Sky Sports). Sunday 11th October: 2pm: Crystal Palace vs Nottingham Forest (Sky Sports), Hull City vs Everton (Sky Sports); 4:30pm: Liverpool vs Manchester City (Sky Sports). Monday 12th October: 8pm: Coventry City vs Newcastle United (Sky Sports).

Championship, EFL League 1 and League 2 are also in action this weekend with a number of these games available via Sky Sports and Sky Sports+.

• Weekend Championship fixtures: Friday 9th October: 8pm: West Ham United vs QPR (Sky Sports Football). Saturday 10th October: 12:30pm: Charlton Athletic vs Bristol City, Swansea City vs Norwich City, West Bromwich Albion vs Birmingham City (Sky Sports Football); 3pm: Blackburn Rovers vs Cardiff City, Bolton Wanderers vs Stoke City, Derby County vs Wrexham, Middlesbrough vs Wolves, Preston North End vs Millwall, Sheffield United vs Lincoln City, Watford vs Burnley. Sunday 11th October: 12pm: Southampton vs Portsmouth (ITV1 + Sky Sports Football).
• Weekend League 1 fixtures: Saturday 10th October: 12:30pm: Notts County vs Oxford United (Sky Sports+), Plymouth Argyle vs AFC Wimbledon (Sky Sports+); 3pm: Bradford City vs Leyton Orient, Cambridge United vs Blackpool, Doncaster Rovers vs Burton Albion, Huddersfield Town vs Sheffield Wednesday, Leicester City vs Peterborough United, Mansfield Town vs Bromley, MK Dons vs Reading, Stevenage vs Wigan Athletic, Stockport County vs Barnsley, Wycombe Wanderers vs Luton Town.
• Weekend League 2 fixtures: Saturday 10th October: 12:30pm: Oldham Athletic vs Accrington Stanley (Sky Sports+), Swindon Town vs Crewe Alexandra (Sky Sports+); 3pm: Bristol Rovers vs Barnet, Cheltenham Town vs Salford City, Crawley Town vs Chesterfield, Fleetwood Town vs Walsall, Newport County vs Colchester United, Port Vale vs Grimsby Town, Rotherham United vs Gillingham, Shrewsbury Town vs Exeter City, Tranmere Rovers vs Rochdale, York City vs Northampton Town.

ITV Racing covers the Dubai Future Champions Festival from Newmarket from Friday 9th October to Saturday 10th October. Both Friday’s and Saturday’s racing is live on ITV1. The Darley Dewhurst Stakes is on Saturday at 3pm – a race for 2 year-olds over 7 furlongs and is worth £284,000 to the winner. Aidan O’Brien is sending over a number of runners for the Dewhurst including Great Barrier Reef and a potential favourite Darkness Falls. However, Charlie Appleby’s Desert Castle (William Buick) is the likely short-priced favourite after a dazzling win in the Champagne Stakes at Doncaster last month. Saturday also sees the Club Godolphin Cesarewitch Handicap (3:40pm) over a stretching 2 mile, 2 furlong trip. This famous Handicap sees a huge entry with Irish raiders Cock And Bull (James Doyle), Reverend Hubert (Kieran Shoemark) and Dawn Rising (Ryan Moore) being bolstered by a Willie Mullins entry for Highwind. Ian Williams-trained Beylerbeyi (Billy Loughnane) is the likely favourite along with James Owen 4 year-old Kirchner (Rossa Ryan) looking the best chances for the UK.

Friday’s Newmarket big race is the 2:57pm Fillies’ Mile. Musical Times (William Buick) is the short-priced favourite for Charlie Appleby, with Rogue Passion (Rossa Ryan) for Edward Bethell likely second favourite. Aidan O’Brien sends over Haven (Ryan Moore) and Exceptionally (Colin Keane) from Ballydoyle. The 3:30pm Old Rowley Cup Handicap is also a well backed race in the flat calendar. The 2026 renewal sees Godolphin runner Study of Words (William Buick) the likely favourite, with Archers Bay (Ryan Moore) and Devil’s Peak (James Doyle) visible at the top of the betting market.

Weekend horse racing fixtures across the UK and Ireland are:

• Friday 9th October: Chepstow (Jumps), Kempton Park, Newmarket, York.
• Saturday 10th October: Chepstow (Jumps), Hexham (Jumps), Newmarket, Southwell, York.
• Sunday 11th October: Chepstow (Jumps), Goodwood.
• Monday 12th October: Kempton Park, Musselburgh, Newcastle, Worcester (Jumps), Yarmouth.

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One area that’s often overlooked when selecting which bookmaker to use is their maximum payout ceilings. The reason this matters is that each bookmaker sets their own daily limit by sport above which they won’t pay out any winnings, and these limits can and do vary massively.

Where this becomes relevant is typically for accumulator bets where small stakes can result in large payouts if you manage to get all legs correct. For horse racing this might be an each-way accumulator or lucky 15/31/63 type bet; for football this is more likely to be an 8- or 10-fold accumulator on the match result, for instance. Regardless of the style of bet, if you do hit the jackpot what you don’t want is to find that your winnings are capped simply because you placed your bet with the wrong bookmaker.

Here’s a summary of some key sports and Coral’s maximum payouts compared with some others in the market:

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2026 promises to be a huge year for sport with a whole host of major events to enjoy and, as ever, Coral will have every angle covered. Once the customary Christmas tradition that is the World Darts Championship has finished in early January, snooker takes the lead with its iconic Masters tournament, beginning on Sunday 11th January at the Alexandra Palace in London.

As usual, tennis fans have the four Grand Slams to get their teeth into, beginning with the Australian Open on Monday 12th January, followed by the French Open in late May, Wimbledon at the end of June, and the US Open in late August.

Likewise, golf fans see their Majors season kick off, as is tradition, in April with The Masters at Augusta National from Thursday 9th April. The PGA Championship follows in mid-May, and the US Open in June, before The Open Championship returns to Royal Birkdale on Thursday 16th July for four days of world-class links golf on the Lancashire coast.

In cricket, the spotlight is on the shorter formats once again, with the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup taking place in India and Sri Lanka during February and March. The Women’s T20 World Cup also arrives later in the year, hosted in England and Wales from June to July, providing plenty of international action for cricket fans.

Horse racing followers have the Cheltenham Festival to look forward to from 10th–13th March, with the Grand National taking place on Saturday 11th April at Aintree. Then it’s on to The Derby at Epsom, followed by Royal Ascot from 16th–20th June and Glorious Goodwood later in the summer.

Rugby fans will have their eyes on the Six Nations Championship, kicking off on Thursday 5th February, while Formula 1 followers can mark Sunday 5th July for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

And then, of course, comes the biggest show of all – the football World Cup. Taking place from June 11th to July 19th across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, it will be the first ever to feature 48 teams, promising an expanded, high-octane tournament. England will aim to build on their recent strong performances, while Scotland and Wales will be pushing for qualification. With matches hosted in iconic venues from Los Angeles to Mexico City, it’s set to be a truly global festival of football that will dominate the sporting summer before the new domestic season kicks off in August.

Football fans closer to home also have plenty to enjoy, with the League Cup Final on Sunday 22nd March, the FA Cup Final on Saturday 16th May, and the Champions League final on Saturday 30th May.

Key 2026 Dates for Your Diary:

• January 11: Snooker – The Masters
• January 12: Tennis – Australian Open
• February 5: Rugby – Six Nations
• February 7: Cricket – ICC Men’s T20 World Cup (India & Sri Lanka)
• February 8: NFL – Super Bowl LX
• March 6: Darts – UK Open
• March 10: Horse Racing – Cheltenham Festival
• March 22: Football – EFL Cup Final
• April 9: Golf – The Masters
• April 11: Horse Racing – Grand National
• May 2: Horse Racing – Kentucky Derby
• May 14: Golf – US PGA Championship, Aronimink
• May 16: Football – FA Cup Final
• May 18: Tennis – French Open
• May 28: Darts – Premier League Darts Finals
• May 30: Football – Champions League Final
• June 6: Horse Racing – The Derby
• June 11–July 19: Football – World Cup (USA, Canada, Mexico)
• June 12: Cricket – Women’s T20 World Cup (England & Wales)
• June 16: Horse Racing – Royal Ascot
• June 18: Golf – US Open, Shinnecock Hills
• June 29: Tennis – Wimbledon
• July 5: Formula 1 – British Grand Prix
• July 16: Golf – The Open Championship, Royal Birkdale
• July 18: Darts – World Matchplay
• July 28: Horse Racing – Glorious Goodwood
• August 10: Athletics – European Championships, Birmingham
• August 31: Tennis – US Open
• September 17: Darts – World Series Of Darts
• September 24: Golf – Presidents Cup
• September 28: Darts – World Grand Prix
• October 3: Rugby League – Super League Grand Final
• November 14: Darts – Grand Slam Of Darts
• November 17: Tennis – ATP Finals
• December 14: Darts – World Championship
• December 26: Horse Racing – King George VI Chase

With the extended International Break finally in the rear-view mirror, the next phase of Premier League matches continues before we break again in November for thankfully just a week this time.

Manchester City topped the league heading into the first break with five wins from five, however with all the turmoil surrounding the club at present whether they can maintain that position remains to be seen. Arsenal sit in second place at the time of writing with four wins from five; however a damaging 3-0 defeat at Brighton on their last fixture took the shine off their otherwise strong start to the campaign.

Talking of Brighton, they’re off to a flyer this season with Fabian Hurzeler’s side winning three of their five games and sitting third place in the table after the first International Break. With Pascal Gross pulling the strings in midfield and Brian Brobbey already with a hat-trick to his name this term, perhaps they can push on and seriously contend for a European spot this season.

In the slipstream both Liverpool and Everton were unbeaten through their first five matches with identical 2-3-0 records, but both Merseyside clubs will need to convert draws into wins if they’re going to challenge at the top end of the table this term.

Promoted teams Hull and Ipswich have both picked up two valuable wins each to put them comfortably in mid-table, with only Coventry struggling despite picking up a win over Nottingham Forest before the break. It’s Spurs and Fulham though who occupy the other relegation places alongside the Sky Blues, with both London clubs winless from their opening five matches.

Coral will, as ever, have a multitude of outright and individual match markets available for betting upon as the action continues in the early autumn here in England.

Gameweek 6 fixtures are as follows:

Saturday 10th October:

• Arsenal vs Leeds
• Aston Villa vs Brentford
• Chelsea vs Bournemouth
• Ipswich vs Fulham
• Sunderland vs Brighton
• Manchester United vs Tottenham

Sunday 11th October:

• Crystal Palace vs Nottingham Forest
• Hull vs Everton
• Liverpool vs Manchester City

Monday 12th October:

• Coventry vs Newcastle

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Coral have always been well known in the online sports betting and gaming sector for being particularly generous when it comes to the size of their free bets and welcome bonuses. By offering new customer welcome promotions across Sportsbook, Vegas and Bingo, there’s a depth of coverage that few other brands can offer.

Coral have also gone down the route of not using promo codes when it comes to new customer offers, making it simple to access their promotions. Consistency of promotion and the way new customers access them tells you a lot about the Coral ethos of giving both new and existing customers the very best value when it comes to bonuses, promotions and ongoing customer experience. But it also tells you a lot about Coral and their core pledge of offering consistency in their welcome bonuses, ongoing sports promotions and gaming promotions.

Here are some key aspects that it is important to understand about Coral, in explaining why 1.9 million active users value the London headquartered bookmaker. Read on, as these aspects are worth knowing before you open an account across any of their products.

No Promo Code Based New Customer Promotions

Coral currently do not require a promo code to access any of their current new customer offers. There is no promo code field when signing up to any of the Sportsbook, Vegas or Bingo new customer promotions. Any of our qualifying links automatically qualify you for the offer of your choice, without the requirement for a promo code. Nice and simple – consistency for all. So when registering simply fill out your details, click the Terms & Conditions tick box, and press ‘Complete Registration’ to become a Coral customer. You’ll be then asked to make your first deposit.

New Product Promotions for All

Coral are happy for existing customers to use all of their free bets and deposit bonuses available. The term ‘Brand New Customers Only’ is something that you will not find in Coral terms and conditions. So customers who originally sign-up via the Sportsbook free bet new customer promotion can then access the Coral Bingo Welcome Bonus and so on. It’s actively encouraged by the London-based bookmaker who simply want their customers to be satisfied and continue playing with them into the future.

Now this clarity of all free bets and promotions for each customer needs to be put in perspective. Free bets and welcome bonuses are nothing new. The online betting and gaming industry is awash with them, but what turns Coral into the global power house they are is that their promotions are not only generous, but they are easy to use and are available to all. Plenty of Coral’s rivals restrict their promotions for new customers to the first deal they sign-up to. So if you register via a sports free bet and then weeks or months down the line want to play online casino with the same company, you won’t be able to access a casino welcome bonus.

Coral Sportsbook customer support may be reached through:

• Internal Messaging –  If you’re logged in, you can send us a message from your account. Just click on the view your messages link at the top of the page then choose send message.
• Live Chat is available 24 hours a day, full-year round.
• Freephone: UK Freephone: 0800 44 00 11
• International: 0044 208 507 5544.
• Twitter: @Coral

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As a responsible operator, Coral have a whole host of safer gambling tools at their members’ disposal and offer advice on staying in control of your gambling.

You can fully track your activity and access your longer term profit and loss, plus they have flexible deposit limit options to ensure you can control how much you spend on a basis that suits you. Included in this are ‘Max Stake Limits’ so you can’t exceed your set maximum stake per spin on slots, plus they offer ‘Deposit Curfews’ to prevent you from adding funds to your account at times that you specify.

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