Dave1962

Things are incredibly tight at the top of the Scottish Premiership. With Celtic winning, they have moved level on points with Hearts, who have played one more game than Rangers. Following their defeat at home to Motherwell in their last game, Rangers are four points off the top of the table. There will probably be more pressure on Rangers to get the win, and this may prove to be their undoing. Hearts have won their last five home games and beat Rangers the last time they welcomed them. The last five away games played by Rangers have seen them win two and draw three.

This season Jack Lisowski finally won his first ranking tournament. If he can find that level of form and consistency in Sheffield, then Jack Lisowski could prove to be a lively outsider to lift the trophy. At the time of writing, he still has one more qualifying game to play. Providing he is successful in that match, I cannot see his price being as big as this once the World Championship starts at the weekend.

With first-time defending champions having a bad record at the Crucible, it could be Judd Trump who once again lifts the world crown. Provided he is happy with his cue and tip and finds consistency in his play, then the Ace in the Pack could go all the way.

Having booked their place in the FA Cup final by beating Southampton, Manchester City now turn their attention back to the Premiership. That win against Southampton was their sixth consecutive win in all competitions. As in previous seasons, it appears Manchester City are finishing the season strongly. Everton have lost three of their last five home games and look to be up against it today against a rampant Manchester City. Manchester City have beaten Everton on each of their last nine visits.

Chelsea have been really poor of late and have slipped out of a spot for European football next season. Liverpool have won their last two home Premier League games and have won the last two times they have welcomed Chelsea. Following their defeat away at Manchester United, Liverpool have three remaining games to play and have a six-point cushion to qualify for next season's Champions League. A win today would mean they would only need a point against Aston Villa or Brentford to guarantee their place. With Chelsea losing away at Brighton and Everton, Liverpool should get the win.