Brazil and Germany face the start of the 2018 Russia World Cup as favorite selections to win the prized champion cup. This is indicated by the betting houses that place Spain and France in second place. In fifth place appears Argentina, followed closely by Belgium. They close the Top 10 England, Portugal, Uruguay and Croatia.

Due to the recent blunders in the friendlies of these days, Germany has seen how Brazil has hunted in the first place. The Canarinha arrives very strong to the appointment of Russia 2018, especially by the hand of a Neymar fully recovered from his injury. Thus, another interesting bet is the double combination that Brazil will win and Neymar will be the top scorer.

"Big Four" all to win for odds 5/2 = 3.50 decimal, click here! Saturday sees the Premier League’s ‘Big Four’ (Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool) all in action and Sky Bet (click here) are offering a wide range of special markets on the titans of the top flight, including odds on which team will score most goals, with Manchester United, who entertain West Brom, 6/5 favourites. It’s 5/2 for all four clubs to win their respective games on Saturday, 5/1 for them all to keep a clean sheet and 5/6 for them to concede fewer than 2.5 goals in total. 5/6 is offered for the ‘Big Four’ to score a combined total of over 9.5 goals.

After winning four of their first five games, Arsenal’s campaign has since stuttered, with a defeat to Premier League newcomers Hull and a draw with Sunderland. Sky Bet are offering odds on which club will be next to beat the Gunners and make Everton 17/2 to take three points on Saturday. It’s 1/2 for Arsene Wenger’s men to end the season potless. Reigning champions Manchester United currently lie 8th in the league but Sky Bet still quote 1/2 for the ‘Big Four’ to occupy the top four places in the table at season-end (6/4 not to). Manchester United are 14/1 to defend both their domestic and European titles this term. Divisional pacesetters Chelsea are 6/1 to achieve the Premier League and Champions League double. Didier Drogba has announced that he is now settled at Stamford Bridge and Sky Bet make him 4/7 still to be a Chelsea player at the start of next season.

Liverpool, who have made their best start to a season since 1996, are 125/1 to do the quadruple with Sky Bet. The Reds entertain Wigan on Saturday and Sky Bet quote 6/1 for Emile Heskey to join Liverpool during the January transfer window, following rumours that the England forward is poised to make a surprise return to the club.