Football, Cricket, F1 and Rugby headline the Bank Holiday sport

The sixth round of the 2018 F1 season sees the teams head to Monte Carlo for the Monaco Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton made it back-to-back wins in Barcelona last time out and is 11/4 to make it around the winding street-circuit in first spot. Title rival Sebastian Vettel won here last year and will once again be the Briton’s main opposition. He’s considered the favourite by our traders at 7/4.

With glorious sunshine forecast for across the race weekend, the Coral News Team can’t wait for the jewel in the crown of the F1 season.

Champions League Final

No team has won three consecutive Champions League or European Cup trophies since Bayern Munich in the 1970s. But that’s what Real Madrid will be attempting to achieve when they go up against Liverpool in Kiev on Saturday night.

Zinedine Zidane’s side have won their last six UCL finals and are 6/5 favourites to continue that run. Liverpool, on the other hand, are competing in their first Champions League Final since 2007.

They’ve wowed Europe with their scintillating attacking football this term and are 2/1 to round out the campaign with a win in the showpiece event.

England v Pakistan

England begin their summer schedule with a two-match Test Series against Pakistan at Lord’s on Thursday. Coach Trevor Bayliss will be hoping for some serious improvement from his side after a disastrous winter tour.

The Three Lions were humbled 4-0 Down Under in the Ashes before suffering a 1-0 series defeat in New Zealand. England have, though, won their last two Test Series’ on home soil.

But they’ll be hoping to avoid a repeat of the 75-run win Pakistan inflicted on the hosts when they last met at Lord’s in 2016.

Rugby Union Premiership Final

It’s become commonplace in recent years for Saracens and the Exeter Chiefs to dominate the Rugby Union Premiership. The pair have won the last three finals combined. They also met in the 2015-16 showpiece, which Sarries won 28-20.

The Men in Black will start as the 4/6 favourites once again despite finishing the regular season seven points behind the Chiefs. Exeter, who demolished Newcastle Falcons in their semi-final, are narrow outsiders at 5/4.

Saracens’ Owen Farrell has scored 47 points more than any other player in the Premiership this season. Their Sandy Park opponents will have to be at their best if they’re to deny the 26-year-old another memorable afternoon in West London.

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