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Bruce Millington is joined by Keith Melrose, Brendan Duke and Paddy Power’s Graham Temple for a look ahead to another blockbuster weekend of action.

Saturday’s card at Kempton features the Pendil Novices’ Chase, the Adonis Juvenile Hurdle and Dovecote Novices’ Hurdle. The star horse of the day looks to be short-price favourite Tritonic, who puts his Cheltenham credentials on the line.

Next on the agenda is the big betting race of the weekend at Newcastle, the Eider Handicap Chase. The team dissect the race and pick their fancies with Bruce sticking to an old favourite who looks to fit the race perfectly.

Flat fans will be chomping at the bit as Lingfield has two races showing live on ITV, the Listed Sprint Stakes and the Group 3 Derby Stakes.

In addition to previewing all of the action, Keith Melrose, Brendan Duke and Graham Temple give their NAPs for the weekend.

The team finish up with a look at Fontwell on Sunday which could have the race of the weekend. McFabulous and Brewin’upastorm go head-to-head in what the bookies make a two horse race but who do the lads fancy? 

Jack Reeve is joined by Liam Flin, Tom Hill and Carl Monaghan to take a look at this week's Premier League action which features an intriguing clash between Chelsea and Manchester United. 

As well as that a look at the other top European divisions and a few best bets from the EFL. You can find the enhanced NAP treble on the Paddy Power website 

Bruce Millington is joined by Joe Champion this week with another Sweet Spot.  Previewing both the WGC-Workday Championship and the Puerto Rico Open, Joe gives us his tips.

Joe gives us his perspective of who to tip in the upcoming tournaments, and Bruce looks over who impressed in the Genesis Open last week.

Maddy Playle is joined by James Stevens, Tom Collins and Paddy Power's Graham Byrne as they review an action-packed weekend of racing.

Goshen has shaken up the Champion Hurdle market but has he caught the attention of our panel? Some aren’t convinced the form is as strong as it looks on paper.

Cyrname was back in the Ascot Chase but was once again very disappointing allowing Dashel Drasher to scoop the big prize. What lies ahead for the Nicholls superstar? The team dissect the race and give their opinions on what the plan should be.

Super Sunday at Newbury lived up to expectations as we saw RSA hero Champ return with an impressive performance in the Game Spirit and Secret Investor fending off stable companion Clan Des Obeaux to win the Denman Chase.

Before they sign off, the guys give us their quick thoughts on the upcoming Eider at Newcastle and weekend action at Kempton. Plus, their NAPs for the week ahead.

Bruce Millington is joined by David Jennings, Graeme Rodway and Paddy Power’s Graham Temple for a look ahead to another blockbuster weekend of action.

Saturday’s card at Ascot is headlined by the Grade 1 Betfair Ascot Chase, where Cyrname will seek to make amends for that disappointing run in last year’s King George now back at his favoured track.

Haydock is also not short on quality, as last season’s Stayers’ Hurdle winner Lisnagar Oscar bids to bounce back to form following a wind operation. Also looking to bounce back will be David Pipe’s Main Fact who racked up a series of nine consecutive wins before finishing out of the frame when last seen. 

Wincanton’s feature race is the Grade 2 Kingwell Hurdle where Song For Someone and Goshen look set to reoppose. Graeme Rodway is strong on  Tom Symonds' six-year-old here, labelling him as ‘the best hurdler in Britain’.  

We are also treated to a rescheduled Newbury card on Sunday, where we have the Grade 2 Denman Chase featuring Clan Des Obeaux and Lostintranslation, as well as the Game Spirit Chase in which Gold Cup hope Champ embarks on his first run of the season ahead of the festival. 

The team also turns their attention to Navan, where Tiger Roll lines up in the Grade 2 Boyne Hurdle over 2m5f. 

In addition to previewing all of the weekend’s action, David Jennings, Graeme Rodway and Graham Temple give their NAPs following a couple of successful shouts on last week’s Postcast.

Bruce Millington is joined by Dan Childs, Chris Rivers and Paddy Power's Carl Monaghan to take a look at the upcoming Premier League fixtures this weekend.

The panel start by looking back at Tuesday and Wednesday's Champions League action, including PSG's demolition job at the Camp Nou and the guys discuss their outright fancies in the competition at this stage.

The feature game this weekend is the Merseyside Derby which the guys preview and give us their best bets for, along with giving tips for each of the Premier League games.

As well as that, the NAP fourfold and fancies from other divisions.

Bruce Millington and Steve Palmer are back with another Sweet Spot. Steve previews the Genesis Invitational and the team answers your questions from Twitter.

Steve finds it difficult not to go for the favourite, Dustin Johnson, but looks at who else could impress, and Bruce delves into who impressed him in the Pebble Beach Pro-Am last week.

Maddy Playle is joined by Tom Collins and Paddy Power's Graham Byrne as they look back at all of the recent racing action.

The panel discuss Monday's racing with Paul's Saga, a French Champion, had a prep run for the Stayers' Hurdle and Allmankind extended his unbeaten run over fences to three for the impressive Dan Skelton.

Maddy and Co also talk about the Mares' Chase favourite Elimay following her victory at Naas, beating the likes of Shattered Love. Can she win at the Cheltenham Festival?

Before they sign off, the guys give us their quick thoughts on the upcoming Betfair Hurdle and Ascot Chase which run this weekend in what is a stunning weekend of racing.

Bruce Millington is joined by David Jennings, Tom Collins and Paddy Power’s Graham Temple for a look ahead to this weekend’s action. 

Unfortunate circumstances have led to Newbury, Warwick and Chelmsford’s meetings being cancelled which leaves us with just Lingfield, Naas and Wolverhampton.

Bruce and co preview all the ITV races and take a look elsewhere including some US tips from Tom.

The team give their weekend NAPs, as well as cast an eye on Sunday’s racing.

Jack Reeve is joined by Dan Childs, Jack Ogalbe and Carl Monaghan to take a look at the upcoming Premier League and Champions League games plus a glance at the packed EFL schedule. 

The panel are very sweet on Leicester to beat Liverpool and of course reveal their NAPs.