Marisha Kazaryan
A writer by profession, a storyteller by spirit, and an ardent team sport fan by affiliation, Marisha enjoys covering sport events, while also working on improving her own athletic skills. Swimming remains her all-time favourite, and she is currently trying herself in skateboarding.
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04
Mar
Match week 28 of the current season of the Premier League will begin on 8 March with four scheduled games. One of them will take place at the Anfield Stadium where the home team Liverpool F.C. will host Southampton F.C. The game on Saturday will be their second meeting in the 2024/25 season. The first one took place on 24 November and ended in a 2 - 3 loss for the hosting Southampton.
Liverpool keeps confidently leading the league table with a 13 points difference between them and their closest rival for the champion title, Arsenal. For Southampton, this season...
03
Mar
The UEFA Champions League enters its last stage on 4 March, as the round of 16 will kick off its leg 1 of 2. On Wednesday, 5 March Portuguese S.L. Benfica will host Spanish Barcelona at their home stadium of Estádio do SL Benfica in Lisbon. The hosts enter the round of 16 after winning the knockout phase play-offs against Monaco, while Barça qualified directly as the second highest ranked team on the league table. The winner of the match will advance to the quarter finals.
The Portuguese club started the league phase in an away match with the Serbian...
03
Mar
Spread betting is a technique that is widely used in sports gambling. Compared to regular fixed odds betting, it may seem somewhat complicated and take some time to wrap your head around the ways it works. But once you get the hang of things, it can diversify the gaming process.
In this guide we will take a close look at what spread betting is, how it works, and what you need to know before you start using it in sports betting.
What is Spread Betting?
In spread betting, instead of betting on a particular outcome of a sporting event (known as fixed...
26
Feb
As we enter March, the National Hunt season is almost coming to an end. Of course, with the introduction of all-weather tracks, some racecourses conduct jump racing events all year round. But traditionally, their season is over in April, giving way to flat races until October.
History says people of Great Britain have been horse races enthusiasts at the very least since the 12th century, though it is quite possible they started enjoying it way earlier. In modern day Britain, horse racing is viewed as an indispensable cultural phenomenon.
Horse Races on 1 March
Kelso
Going: good to soft (soft in places)
Steward: Adrian...
24
Feb
Horse racing has been a popular sport and entertainment since the earliest human civilizations. Historians have found proof that horse races were conducted as far back as Babylon, Egypt, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, and various other ancient cultures. They were included in the Ancient Olympic Games, where riding and chariot racing would gather large crowds of spectators.
Presumably, Great Britain was first introduced to horse races during the Roman invasion. While no direct records of any events conducted in that period have been preserved, the first recorded mentions of horse races can be traced back to the 12th century and...
24
Feb
If you are a jump racing fan, one event you don’t want to miss during the season is the Cheltenham Festival. One of the most vibrant National Hunt events in Great Britain, it is conducted annually in the third week of March and attracts horse racing professionals and enthusiasts alike.
On Tuesday, 11 March the Cheltenham Festival will begin its 2025 edition that will go on until Friday, 14 March. From novice races to championships and, of course, the universally popular Gold Cup, Cheltenham offers a programme that will cater to the most exquisite tastes.
Race participants are in for a...