Sports Schedule: Friday 20th March
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The best of Friday’s action, including football, international horse racing, greyhounds and more
We’ve still got a range ofsports to look forward to despite postponements, cancellations and suspensionsacross the globe daily.
Hoping to land a winner? We’vegot a list of Friday’s action for you to take a look at.
All of these events are stillscheduled to go ahead at the time of writing…
We may have lost the TurkishSuper Lig, after the decision was taken to suspend action for a month, butwe’ve still got football from elsewhere to look forward to.
Dinamo Minsk are favourites at 2/5against FC Ruh Brest, with the away side 13/2 to grab a win in theBularusian Vysshaya League at 17:00
You can also find action fromthe Palestinian West Bank Premier League and the Ugandan Division 2 where DovesAll Stars are 29/20 to beat MYDA. The away side are 3/2 to get threepoints.
The racing still goes aheadoverseas, with meets coming from Fairview in South Africa and a host of actionfrom across America, including Santa Anita, Gulfstream and Tampa Bay Downs toname a few.
Elsewhere, Australian racingtakes places at the likes of Albury, Sunshine Coast, Townville and more, withKranji in Singapore hosting races throughout the day too.
There’s one race meet scheduledin Ireland, coming from Dundalk and getting underway at 13:30 with a card ofeight races.
British Greyhound racing may bebehind closed doors, but that hasn’t stopped the action completely, with eightrace meets across UK and Ireland.
We’re covering the action fromMonmore, Harlow, Henlow, Hove, Kinsley, Nottingham, Romford and Cork.
The action gets started from theHove track at 10:33, before the day comes to a close at the Romford track at21:26.
We’ve got a whole host of topaction from the world of gaming, with three League of Legends Championshipincluding the European, Pacific and Pro League Series.
Elsewhere, we’ve got fourCounter Strike: Global Offensive tournaments including the ESL ESEA Pro League,Flashpoint, ESEA Advanced Europe and ESEA MDL Australia.
If they don’t take your fancy, we’ve got Dota 2 action too with the China Dota 2 Development league at 06:00 and 09:00, before the Dota GGB Championship at 12:00.
Cage Warriors 113 still goesahead, with only a late venue change needed after Indigo at the O2 closed itsdoors. The bouts will now go ahead behind closed doors at the Manchester BECArena.
The main card gets underway at21:00, with Darren Stewart taking on Dartosz Fabinski in the Middleweightdivision. Stewart is 1/2 favourite to win, with Fabinski 13/8.
In the Lightweight title fight,Mason Jones is the 2/9 favourite for the title, with Joe McColgan 3/1to beat Jones.
Elsewhere, David Bear is 1/2to beat Nathan Jones, with Mr Bag & Tag out at 31/20 to beat Bear. PaddyPimblett is 2/7 to top Declan Dalton in their bout, with Dalton a 5/2outsider.
There’s plenty more action fromthe undercard too, with a further seven fights to cast your eyes on.
The Rugby League action downunder is still going ahead, with two matches scheduled to take place earlymorning in Australia’s National Rugby League.
St George Illawarra Dragons takeon the Penrith Panthers at 07:00, with the home side 7/5 underdogs towin. It’s the Panthers who are odds-on 8/13 favourites.
Elsewhere, Brisbane Broncos takeon South Sydney Rabbitohs from 09:05. Our traders can’t split the sides, withboth sides 10/11 to win. The draw is available at 20/1.
There’s action from the Clutch Pro Tour in London, where we’re at The Shire Golf Club as part of the biggest open access tour.
Callum Shinkwin is favourite towin at 12/1, with Steven Brown next at 14s and Matt Ford and Todd Clementsavailable at 22s.
After Richmond and Carlton gotthe new Aussie Rules season underway, we’re back with more action as theWestern Bulldogs take on the Collingwood Magpies. They’re each 10/11 to win.
View the latest sports odds here.
All Odds and Markets arecorrect as of the date of publication.
