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Sports action does not stop any day of the year and this Thursday, September 14 will be no exception, with plenty of entertainment options to choose from at sports betting.

In this case we will have a day in which the Davis Cupexcept at the beginning of the 2nd week at NFL and the continuation of Arab League.

Below we present his most interesting predictions sports betting to play this Thursday.

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The best sports bets for Thursday 14 September

Al-Ittihad to win to nil (1.80 to 1)

He Al-Ittihad of Benzema, Fabinho and Kante visit one of the weakest teams in the Arabian League: Al Ahdud. In this case, it does not make much sense to bet on the logical win of the visitor, but to add the option that it will without conceding a goalwho pays 1.80 to 1.

From the mighty Al Hilal, Al-Ittihad did not concede a single goal in their other four appearances of the competition. On his part, the owner of the house is second team with fewest goals (3) and the one fewer clear scoring opportunities were created (3). Everything points to victory for Benzema’s men, with the fence at zero.

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Handicap +1.5 sets for Nicolás Mejía + Handicap -1.5 sets for Daniel Elahi Galán (1.79 to 1)

Colombia and Ukraine face each other for a new Davis Cup day. In one of the singles, Daniel Elahi Galan should have no problem beating a team in two sets. Vladyslav Orlov, much more common to be double player from single player.

But like the win in two sets for the Colombian still offers very low odds (1.24 to 1) can be combined with a handicap +1.5 sets for his countryman, Nicholas Mejiain the duel with Oleksii Krutykh.

They both have one similar ranking (253rd Krutykh and 305th Mejía), while the South American already has some good Davis Cup performances: in 2021 he lost to three sets against Francis Tiafoe and also to three sets against Lorenzo Sonegoin this same surface (hard court, indoor).

bet why Galán will win his match without dropping a set and Mejía will win at least one setpay up 1.79 to 1.

Philadelphia Eagles +27.5 points vs. Minnesota Vikings (1.85 to 1)

Philadelphia comes from scoring 25 points as a guest and before a awesome defense like New England’s. Even with a short week and some rest, he should be above that point against the Vikings at home.

Their offense could barely add up a touchdown in his debut against the Patriots and everything seems to improve in their second presentation. The Vikings are one of them worst in the league when it comes to pressuring the opposing quarterback (22nd in catches in 2022 and just one bag in debut against Tampa), so Jalen Hurts You will have time and space at your disposal.

The Eagles scored 28 or more points in six of nine competitive home games -off in Weeks 17 and 18 in which they were rested from their start- during the previous campaign, and will surely have a similar record in 2023. Bet on Philadelphia 28 points or more pay 1.85 to 1.

* The odds mentioned in this article have been updated on Wednesday, September 13 at 6:30 p.m.

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Australian Open Gabriel Diallo loses to Alexander Zverev in the 1st round

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Australian Open Gabriel Diallo loses to Alexander Zverev in the 1st round

(Melbourne) Quebecer Gabriel Diallo had a good start, but his opponent was simply too strong in the first round of the Australian Open tennis tournament.

Diallo (41e) lost 6-7 (1), 6-1, 6-4 and 6-2 to German Alexander Zverev (third) on Sunday.

Obviously not intimidated by his opponent, Diallo quickly scored a break to make it 3-1 in the opening set. Although he let this lead slip away, he still won the first five points of the tiebreaker to give himself the lead.

Zverev, who reached the final of this first major tournament of the season before losing to the Italian Jannik Sinner last year, was however whipped by this first round. He took the second run in 32 minutes and maintained his pace until the end.

Zverev slammed 15 aces and won 85% of rallies with his first serve ball. He will face in the second round the winner of a duel between the Australian Alexei Popyrin (49e) and the Frenchman Alexandre Muller (50e).

Diallo struggled with his second ball, committing five double faults and winning 38% of the points with it.

Having ended his long-standing association with coach Martin Laurandeau at the start of the year, Diallo begins the new season with three defeats in four games. The first two came at the hands of Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong (132), in the second round in Hong Kong, and Italian Andrea Vavassori (336e), in the first round in Adelaide.

Diallo reached the second round in Melbourne last year. His best Grand Slam result is a third-round loss at the 2024 U.S. Open. However, he is 0-8 against players in the top 10 on the ATP Tour.

Canadian Liam Draxl (145e) was also in action on Sunday morning in Melbourne, with a match against Bosnian Damir Dzumhur (66e).

Félix Auger-Aliassime (seventh) and Denis Shapovalov (23e), among men, just like Leylah Annie Fernandez (22e), Victoria Mboko (17e) and Marina Stakusic (127e), on the women’s side, are also in the running.

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(Melbourne) Italian Jasmine Paolini was dominant from the start at the Australian Open, winning 6-1, 6-2 in just over an hour against Belarusian Aliaksandra Sasnovich on Sunday.

Paolini (seventh) won the first round in just 27 minutes against Sasnovich (102e) on center court, giving the crowd what they wanted as a curtain-raiser to this first major tournament of the season.

At the end of the day, the world’s leading rackets Aryna Sabalenka and Carlos Alcaraz will make their debut. The Belarusian will face the French Tiantsoa Rakotomanga Rajaonah (118e), while the Spaniard takes on the Australian Adam Walton (79e).

Sabalenka is seeking her third Australian Open title. She lost in the final last year against American Madison Keys (ninth).

Alcaraz, for his part, will try to win the only Grand Slam tournament he is missing, although he has triumphed twice in France, England and the United States.

The American Venus Williams (576e) will become the oldest player, at 45, to play a main draw match in Australia. She will face the Serbian Olga Danilovic (68e).

Williams has never won the Australian Open. She reached the final in 2003 and 2017, losing to her sister Serena each time.

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Kostyuk’s potential opponent in the second round of the Australian Open has been announced

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Kostyuk’s potential opponent in the second round of the Australian Open has been announced

Kazakhstani tennis player Yulia Putintseva (WTA 105) can compete with Ukraine Marty Kostyuk (WTA 20) in the second round of the 2026 Australian Open.

Putintseva lost in the first round of the Australian major Beatrice Hadda Mayu (Brazil, WTA 59) in 2 hours 55 minutes.

Kostyuk will face Putintseva if she defeats Elsa Jacquemot (France, WTA 58) in the 1/64 final match.

Australian Open 2026. 1/64 finals

Yulia Putintseva (Kazakhstan) – Beatriz Haddad Maya (Brazil) – 3:6, 7:5, 6:2

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