It’s the final round of action in the 2012 Six Nations Championship and Saturday provides three of the most competitive games the competition has to offer, as Wales (2/5 Six Nations Grand Slam outright) go in search of the Grand Slam title.

England travel to France to face Les Bleus in the Six Nations on Sunday, but interim coach Stuart Lancaster has been forced into a late change to his XV (France 2/7, draw 22/1, England 5/2 – 80 Minute Betting).

It has been another tough start to a Six Nations campaign for Scotland and things don’t get any easier as they get set to take on France at Murrayfield on Sunday (Scotland 9/4, draw 22/1, France 1/3 Match Betting).

After a week’s break, the Six Nations returns this weekend with two mouthwatering games on Saturday, with Ireland hosting Italy while there’s also a potential Grand Slam decider as Wales travel to Twickenham to take on England (5/1 – Six Nations Outright).

Following the Australian Open, the 2012 tennis season is well and truly underway and this week sees one of the most prestigious indoor competitions on the circuit, the ABN Amro Tournament in Amsterdam, where the likes of Roger Federer (12/1 French Open outright) and Juan Martin del Potro (16/1) will battle it out for the tournament victory.

The second round of matches in the RBS Six Nations takes place this weekend with England travelling to Italy on Saturday for the first match at 4pm, before France host Ireland in the late kick-off at 8pm.

We are closing in on the start of the much-anticipated Six Nations campaign and Saturday throws up a monumental clash, as Scotland get set to take on the Auld Enemy England at Murrayfield (Scotland 11/8, draw 20/1 England 4/7).

With less than a week to go, anticipation is building ahead of the 2012 Six Nations campaign which looks set to be another thriller in what could well be the most open tournament for a number of years.

The countdown is on for the 2012 Six Nations as the home nations and France draw a line under last year’s World Cup in New Zealand and look to rule the northern hemisphere for the next 12 months, with Les Bleus the current 6/4 outright favourites.

Ten years after their last major international football tournament was overshadowed by the Roy Keane-Mick McCarthy spat, the Republic of Ireland will be back on the big stage at Euro 2012.