WEEK AHEAD: We look ahead to another week of top sporting action on BETDAQ. The Champions League semi-finals (first legs) take centre stage …..
Monday This week kicks off with two crucial fixtures in the Premier League with vital points in the race for European places as well as the fight for survival at stake. The earlier game takes place between Brighton and Everton at 17:30 as the two sides are fighting very different battles as Brighton seek points in their hunt for European football as Everton will give everything to scrape any points they can get in a fight for survival, this won’t be one to miss live on BT Sport. Later on, Nottingham Forest host Southampton in a game that promises fireworks as both sides scrap it out for what could be a decisive three points in the relegation battle, live on Sky Sports from 20:00.
The Champions league returns at the semi final stage on Tuesday night with holders Real Madrid welcoming Manchester City to the Bernabau Stadium. With arguably the two best teams in the world going head-to-head, it promises to be a classic and will certainly be worth watching live on BT Sport from 20:00.
Wednesday provides the other half of the Champions League semi finals between old rivals AC Milan and Inter. The bragging rights of one of the biggest cities in the world are on the line in this matchup and neither team are likely to leave anything out on the pitch, this has all the hallmarks of a classic, live from 20:00 on BT Sport. There is also WSL action on Wednesday night on Sky Sports as title contenders Arsenal Women take on Brighton Women at 19:30.
As always, Thursday means the start of the golfing action with the Soudal Open getting under way from 12:30 on Sky Sports as well as the start of the Byron Nelson PGA Tour tournament on Sky Sports Golf from 21:00. The European football continues with West Ham taking on AZ Alkmaar in the Europa Conference league on BT Sport at 20:00. The Europa League semi-finals also get underway with Juventus v Sevilla and Roma v Bayer Leverkusen both taking place at 20:00 on BT Sport. The Premier League darts heads to Sheffield for another night of entertainment from 19:00 on Sky Sports.
Friday sees the continuation of the golfing action as both events return for day two with the Soudal Open on Sky Sports from 12:30 and the later action provided by the Byron Nelson tournament on Sky Sports Golf from 21:00. There is also Friday night action from the Super League as table-toppers Wigan Warriors welcome Rohan Smith’s Leeds Rhinos side to the DW stadium, live from 20:00 on Sky Sports Arena.
It’s day three in the golf on Saturday, with cuts made the Soudal Open commences on Sky Sports from 12:30 whilst the Byron Nelson continues on Sky Sports Golf at 18:30. It’s the final Old Firm derby of the season at 12:30 as Rangers host Celtic live on BT Sport. Leeds host Newcastle in the Premier League at 12:30 as they try to find points to aid their relegation battle live on BT Sport. The Championship playoffs get underway on Sky Sports, with Luton confirmed we still await their opponent in what is sure to be an epic clash, live from 17:30. BT Sport plays host to what promises to be an epic battle between Jairzinho Rozenstruik and Jailton Almeida in the UFC live from 18:00
Sunday sees the culmination of the golfing action with the winner to be crowned on day four of the Soudal Open on Sky Sports from 12:30, as well as the Byron Nelson tournament, live on Sky Sports Golf from 18:00. The Premier League continues on Sunday as Everton have a tough fixture against Manchester City from which they may desperately need points, live from 14:00 on Sky Sports. At 16:30, Sky Sports hosts Arsenal v Brighton as the seagulls travel to London in search of crucial points in their fight for European places.
