Show Notes
NFL Week 4 has a much more meaningful feel to it, with the early-season picture beginning to take shape. Rams v Eagles is arguably the standout game of the Sunday slate, with both teams looking to respond after Week 3 defeats, while Chiefs v Raiders gives us a major AFC West clash between two teams that entered the week unbeaten. Jaguars v Bengals is another excellent AFC matchup, and Buffalo will look to continue their perfect start at home to New England. The NFL also returns to London with Colts v Commanders, while Chargers v Seahawks and Broncos v 49ers strengthen a very good late window. Detroit travel to Carolina on Sunday Night Football before Falcons v Saints rounds out the week on Monday night. By the end of Week 4, we should have a far better idea which hot starts are legitimate and which struggling teams are already in serious trouble.
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After a scintillating fight for the ages in May this year, Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley stage an unmissable rematch for the WBO heavyweight title on Saturday, live on DAZN PPV.Those who witnessed their thrilling first encounter will not forget the brutality they witnessed for a long time to come and the return at London’s O2 Arena is must-see tv.Given the respective brilliant knockout ratios and their penchant for violence, fireworks were expected in the first fight and it more than delivered on the hype.
Bayern Munich’s standards are so high that two draws in the space of four days now constitute a crisis. They returned from the international break by conceding the fastest goal in Bundesliga history in a 2-2 draw at Augsburg. The Bavarians then fell 2-0 down in Norway against Viking, before conceding a late equaliser in a 3-3 draw. A quick look at Bayern’s underlying numbers suggests that this crisis won’t last long. They generated 4.96 Expected Goals in their draw at Augsburg, before winning the xG battle 3.29 to 0.72 against Viking.
Week 5 brings the NFL back to London, with the Jacksonville Jaguars facing the Philadelphia Eagles in a game that should tell us plenty about both teams’ ambitions. Elsewhere, divisional rivalries take centre stage as the Bears visit Green Bay and the 49ers travel to Seattle, while Houston head to Tennessee desperate to get their season moving. We’ll break down the key matchups, where the pressure is building, and which teams offer the best betting value as the early-season picture starts to become clearer. The primetime slate sees Baltimore visit Atlanta before Josh Allen and the Bills face Matthew Stafford’s Rams on Monday night—a fitting finish to a weekend packed with talking points. On this week’s show, we’ll separate the results that matter from the early-season noise, assess the strongest angles across the spreads, totals and player props, and deliver our best bets for NFL Week 5.
WWE Money in the Bank 2026 is one of the most important PLEs of the year, with long-term ramifications that will extend into and even beyond WrestleMania season.After years of taking place in the late spring or early summer, Money in the Bank will take place on Oct. 10 as one of the final stops on the road to Survivor Series: WarGames. Each year, the MITB PLE plays a key role in shaping major storylines on Raw and SmackDown, and it also often leads to breakout moments and pushes for rising stars.