Both Chelsea and Manchester United open their 2011/12 Premier League campaigns with tough looking away ties.

With the Premier League season kicking off this weekend, there is sure to be a host of goals during the 2011/12 season, but who will be the player to find the back of the net the most?

Totesport have installed new £35m striker Sergio Aguero at 12/1 to follow in Carlos Tevez’s footsteps at Manchester City and be the Premier League Top Goalscorer 2011/12.

Sebastian Vettel qualified on pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix and after five wins in six race this season some fans could be forgiven for predicting a victory parade for the German on Sunday.

The latest round of Euro 2012 qualifiers are coming up in early June, and this time next year the teams will be preparing to do battle in Poland and Ukraine, but who are the main contenders for next year’s tournament, and the outsiders to watch?

There are two huge Premier League clashes on Wednesday with Chelsea taking on Birmingham City at Stamford Bridge and Tottenham hosting Arsenal at White Hart Lane. The games will have an influence on both ends of the table so who might be smiling after the final whistle?

Two teams will secure their place in the Champions League semi-finals on Tuesday and whilst one tie already looks a formality, the all-English affair is still on a knife edge. Manchester United will start as favourites with a 0-1 first-leg win behind them, but Chelsea will be desperate for revenge and to secure a European dream for Roman Abramovich.

Chelsea take on Manchester United in the quarter-finals of the Champions League on Wednesday while Barcelona play Shakhtar Donetsk. The stakes are now high as the business end of the competition approaches so who might prevail in the first-leg encounters?

Chelsea are in a great position to secure their place in the Champions League quarter-finals as they take a two-goal lead into their second-leg against FC Copenhagen at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night (match betting – Chelsea 3/10, Draw 4/1, Copenhagen 6/1).

Cheslea have suffered another poor run of results in recent weeks but under-pressure manager Carlo Ancelotti has new striker Fernando Torres to call upon for their clash with FC Copenhagen in the Champions League on Tuesday (Copenhagen 4/1, draw 12/5, Chelsea 7/10). Can the misfiring Spanish striker deliver in Denmark?