Football

Domestic action returns this weekend after the final international break of the 2025-26 season. And we have some real treats across Saturday and Sunday in the form of the FA Cup quarter-finals. Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea are all in action, with spots at Wembley up for grabs! Check out our sports betting tip for each of the quarter-final ties this weekend, all of them featuring the latest FA Cup odds on NetBet Sport. *All odds are subject to change Manchester City vs Liverpool: Anytime goalscorer – Erling Haaland @ 1.62 The year of 2026 has been slightly tricky …

After beating the Republic of Ireland on penalties, the Czech Republic are now looking to book their place at the 2026 World Cup. Up next is a play-off final against Denmark, who reached this stage with relative ease. The Scandinavians thrashed North Macedonia 4-0 on home soil in their semi-final, a commanding display which reflects their strength on the international stage. But with quality on both sides, this match is incredibly hard to call – and should also be one packed full of entertainment! Check out our Czech Republic vs Denmark preview below, and as per usual, we have picked …

Next Tuesday, we will learn the names of the last four European teams to qualify for the 2026 World Cup. After some enthralling semi-final ties on Thursday evening, just eight teams remain in contention – two of them being Sweden and Poland. The two European nations will do battle at the Friends Arena in Solana with a ticket to football’s biggest stage firmly on the line. It does not come much bigger than this! Check out our full preview for Sweden vs Poland below, and we have picked out some more sports betting tips based on the latest football odds. …

The Republic of Ireland are bidding to secure World Cup qualification for the first time since 2002. It has been a long, long wait for the fans, and achieving the sought-after feat is not going to be easy this time around. The UEFA play-offs represent the trickiest of qualification routes, and a semi-final trip to the Czech Republic is one assignment even the top nations would be wary of. But Irish performances in the previous international break suggest that anything is possible on Thursday evening, in what should be the most hostile of Prague atmospheres. Check out our full sports …