Tuesday 21st April: What Sport is On?
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We’re allset for another action-packed day of sport from around the world on Tuesday,with Darts, Horse Racing and Golf all on the agenda.
Here’swhat’s happening…
HorseRacing
There’s theusual fair of equine entertainment from across the globe, starting with cardsfrom Australia and Japan in the early hours of the morning.
Then we move on to Sweden from 11:20, where an eight-race card from Boden precedes meetings at Alborg, Jagersro, Jarlsberg and Axevalla. Our traders have taken a look at the Scandinavian action here.
AmericanRacing will take over from 19:15, with a 10-race card at Will Rogers Downsoverlapping with a nine-race offering from Fonner Park, which begins at 22:00.
Darts
Coronavirusmay have put a temporary stop to crowd participation at sporting events, butDarts fans are able to enjoy more arrows on their screens than ever before withfour tournaments on Tuesday.
It beginswith the Modus Icons of Darts League, featuring Paul Nicholson and AndyJenkins, before moving on to the Modus Night at the Darts competition, withWessel Nijman and Martin Adams.
Later, the PDC’s Home Tour will see Luke Humphries, Nick Kenny,Devon Petersen and Joe Murnan face off against each-other remotely in around-robin format for the right to be crowned Group Five winners.
Thenewly-formed Remote Darts League will then carry the action forward from 21:30until midnight.
Golf
There’s more action from the Outlaw Tour where 7/2 shot Dylan Wu will be looking to justify favouritism in the 36-hole Legacy Shootout, which gets underway at 19:00.
Wu hascarded three top-ten finishes on The Korn Ferry Tour already this season butwill face competition from Scotland’s Jimmy Gunn, who is a 7/1 price towin outright.
Chess
Our tradershave priced up two more matches from the Magnus Carlsen Invitational at 15:00.
Maxime Vachier-Lagrave is the narrow 2/1 favourite to get the better of 5/2 shot Ian Nepomniachtchi, while Liren Ding is a heavy 13/8 favourite up against Fabiano Caruana, who is a 9/2 chance.
Esports
We haveaction from six Esports leagues on Tuesday, with four battles from the Counter-Strike:Global Offensive ESL Benelux Championship taking our interest.
In theopening two encounters, Tenerife Titans (1/7) and Reunie (1/5)are expected to make short work of One One Esport and myNEC, respectively.
After that,however, AMSTERDAM KINGS (1/2) versus LAMIF (3/2) and SectorOne (1/2) against Sateliti (3/2) are expected to produce a pair ofcloser encounters.
What elseis on?
The ArmenianSnooker Championship continues with three more matches from 07:00, while TaiwanBeer take on Yulon Luxgen Dinos in the first game of the Taiwanese SuperBasketball Finals.
Taiwan are 7/20 favourites to steal a first match advantage, with their opponents priced up at 15/8.
All oddsand markets correct as of date of publication
