Host Carl Lewis chats with punter David Kappel about long-term outright bets for the Premier League, Bundesliga, Serie A and La Liga. We focus on title winners and top goalscorers.

Premier League:

Outright winner: Liverpool - 3.5 odds

2018/19: 97 vs 98 | 2019/20: 99 vs 81 | 2020/21: 69 vs 86 | 2021/22: 92 vs 93

Top goalscorer: Mohamed Salah - 5.5 odds (Haaland 3.75)

No AFCON, no World Cup, no distractions…

Top goalscorer: Heung-min Son - 17 odds

Scored 19 goals in 26 leagues games under Conte

Winner & goalscorer double: Liverpool/Salah - 13 odds 

Bundesliga:

Outright winner: Leverkusen - 21 odds

Leverkusen collected the joint-most points in the second half of the season…
Kept the squad together…

Top goalscorer: Nkunku - 8 odds

Nkunku scored 20 goals in the Bundesliga last season and 32 overall

Top goalscorer: Schick - 8 odds

Schick scored 24 goals in the Bundesliga last season, despite missing 7 games.

LaLiga:

Outright winner: FC Barcelona - 2.3 odds (Madrid 2.2 odds)

Barca collected more points than Real Madrid in second half of 2021/22…
Barca beat Real Madrid 4-0 in Madrid…

Top goalscorer: Lewandowski - 3 odds (Benzema 3 odds)

Lewandowski has won the Golden Boot in 7 out his last 9 campaigns…

Serie A:

Outright winner: AS Roma - 11 odds (Inter Milan 2.75, Napoli 17.00)

Paula Dybala effect
Won UEFA Conference League
Jose Mourinho is cooking

Top goalscorer: Romelu Lukaku - 4.5 odds

Scored 47 goals in two seasons in Serie A…
Back at the club of his dreams…
Knows how to bully Serie A defenders…

Goalscorers outright multi: Schick - Lewa - Lukaku - Salah - 594 odds (R50 - R31185)

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Host Carl Lewis is joined by coach Dave Wessels and journalist Simnikiwe Xabanisa as they preview the heavyweight clash between the Springboks and the All Blacks. They also touch on Argentina v Australia, The Women Springboks and the Blitzboks winning gold at the Commonwealth Games.

The All Blacks will be desperate to bounce back and prove their critics wrong when they go behind enemy lines to face world champions South Africa on Saturday.

New Zealand clash with the Springboks at the Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit, then Johannesburg seven days later, in the opening rounds of the 2022 Rugby Championship.

The All Blacks have faced a barrage of criticism from pundits and fans in New Zealand since the humbling 2-1 home series defeat to Ireland. They have now lost four of their last five games.

New Zealand’s forwards must front up to the notoriously physical Springboks pack, but centre Rieko Ioane said the backs must also assert themselves.

With five successive titles to their name, Mamelodi Sundowns go into this season as resounding favourites to win the crown yet again. Despite a slight drop-off in the final months of the last term, they still finished 16 points ahead of Cape Town City whilst scoring 13 more goals than any other side. They’ve had another busy transfer window but could quite easily have acquired no new players and still have retained the title with relative ease. We look at the areas they can improve, where the new additions fit in, and the foreign quote conundrum.

Host Carl Lewis is joined by coach and analyst Grant de Smidt as they preview Orlando Pirates ahead of the new DSTV premiership season.

The last two seasons have seen Pirates finish 17 and then 21 points behind champions, Mamelodi Sundowns. The three seasons before that saw the gap total 14 points across those campaigns combined. After finishing sixth last term, Pirates have appointed 46-year-old Spaniard Jose Riveiro as head coach and made some significant changes to the playing staff. Will we see a big improvement this season from a team who lost the CAF Confederations Cup final last season and have won just a single trophy in the last eight years?

Host Carl Lewis is joined by coach and analyst Grant de Smidt as they preview Kaizer Chiefs ahead of the new DSTV Premiership season.

Kaizer Chiefs continued their trophy drought and general malaise last season as they finished in fifth place, some 18 points off champions Mamelodi Sundowns. Stuart Baxter’s return proved ill-fated and short-lived with Arthur Zwane overseeing the final seven matches. He has been given the job on a full-time basis now, instigating a clear-out and making transfer market moves to freshen the squad and change the style of play. A huge season awaits at Naturena.

Host Carl Lewis chats with coach and analyst Grant de Smidt about which clubs had the best transfer window in the Premier League.

We cover Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City, Tottenham, Arsenal and more.

Host Carl Lewis is joined by football writer Zach Lowy to discuss the biggest transfer stories in European football.

Topics covered:

PSG

Vitinha

Nordi Mukiele

Hugo Ekitike

Barcelona

Raphinha

Lewandowski

Kounde??

Bayern 

De Ligt

Juventus

Di Maria

Bremer - Torino

Inter

Henrikh Mkhitaryan

Onana

Lukaku

Host Carl Lewis chats with NBA expert Cyrus Rogers about the biggest talking points in the NBA right now.

Topics covered:

Kevin Durant to Celtics? Jaylen Brown and Marcus Smart apparently part of the package. Or should he stay the Brooklyn Nets?

Jalen Brunson to New York Knicks

Donovan Mitchell in limbo at Utah Jazz

Why the Boston Celtics have done great recruitment

Host Carl Lewis is joined by motorsport journalist Sean Parker as they preview the Hungarian Gran Prix this weekend.