Lazio vs Parma Live Stream: Watch Coppa Italia Online
Lazio and Parma battle it out for the right to advance into the Coppa Italia quarter-finals on Thursday (Friday AEDT) and the game is available to watch online via desktop and mobile.
Lazio and Parma battle it out for the right to advance into the Coppa Italia quarter-finals on Thursday (Friday AEDT) and the game is available to watch online via desktop and mobile.
Perth Glory will be looking to make it two wins from two to start the season when they come up against Western United in Geelong on Saturday.
Sydney FC look to extend their unbeaten run against the Central Coast Mariners to eight matches when the two teams clash on Friday night.
It’s a top-of-the-table clash in the Brazilian Serie A as Sao Paulo and Internacional collide on Wednesday (Thursday AEDT) and the game is available to watch online via desktop and mobile.
Real Madrid launch their Copa del Rey campaign when they meet Alcoyano on Wednesday (Thursday AEDT) and the game is available to watch online via desktop and mobile.
Juventus and Napoli collide in the Italian Super Cup final on Wednesday (Thursday AEDT) and the game is available to watch online via desktop and mobile.
Close to a month after the 2020/21 A-League season got underway, Perth Glory will finally launch their campaign on Wednesday night when they entertain Adelaide United.
Can Newcastle Jets snap their three-match losing streak to open the season when they play host to Brisbane Roar in A-League action on Wednesday night?
AC Milan look to extend their lead at the top of the ladder when they face Cagliari on Monday (Tuesday AEDT) and the game is available to watch online via desktop and mobile.
Boca Juniors and Banfield clash in the Argentina Copa de la Liga Professional on Sunday (Monday AEDT) and the game is available to watch online via desktop and mobile.
Tenerife and Villarreal square off for the first time in 10 years in the Copa del Rey on Sunday (Monday AEDT) and the game is available to watch online via desktop and mobile.
Betting on soccer has grown in popularity with a number of ways to place bets increasing dramatically in recent years. From simply backing the winner or result of a single match to predicting premiership winners, top goalscorers, wooden spoonists and whether or not a player will be yellow or red-carded, the opportunity to bet on soccer has never been greater.
A rundown of some of the types of bets you can place on soccer games is below:
Match Betting: Simply back the result, whether you think it will be a home win, an away win or a draw.
Correct Score: Predict the correct score in the game.
Over/Under Total Goals: Bet on whether you think there will be more or less than 2.5 goals in the game. If it ends 1-1, then it is under 2.5 goals. If it ends 3-2, then it is over 2.5 goals. Other totals are available – usually 0.5, 1.5, 3.5 and 4.5.
First Goalscorer: Predict who will get the first goal of the game.
Both Teams To Score: If you think both teams will find the back of the net in the game, then this is the bet for you.
Handicap Betting: Bookmakers offer you the chance to bet on the result of the game but where one team starts with a handicap (usually one or two goals).
Premiership Betting: Back the team you think will be crowned premiers by winning the A-League Grand Final or the Premier League for example.
Wooden Spoon: Back the team you think will finish bottom of the ladder at the end of the regular season.
Top Goalscorer: Predict who will finish the season as the leading goalscorer in a selected league.