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Barcelona welcome Cultural Leonesa to the Nou Camp for the second leg of their Copa del Rey last 32 clash. Ernesto Valverdes much-changed side toiled away to the third-tier side in the reverse fixture back in late-October with Clement Lenglets injury time header sparing their blushes somewhat. With a busy fixture schedule before the Christmas break, the Barcelona boss is expected to make changes to his side again on Wednesday. Follow all the latest news and build-up with Standard Sport's LIVE blog. Scroll down for predictions, betting tips and odds, TV channel, head to head history and live stream information. Cant see the Barcelona vs Cultural Leonesa prediction: Live stream blog ? Click here to access our desktop page. Jasper Cillessen is expected to get a run out in goal with Thomas Vermaelen in contention to return from his latest injury. Youngsters Chumi and Juan Miranda will also be hopeful of starting again. Sergi Samper was injured in the first leg but is contention to return to action on Wednesday night. Carles Alena will be hoping to get the nod with first-team options likely to be rested ahead of Saturdays trip to Espanyol. Lionel Messi will almost certainly be rested with Malcom a likely beneficiary. Betting tips via Betfair | UK users only | Subject to change Click here to find the latest match odds and place a bet. This match will not be broadcast live in the UK.
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F1's 100m betting deal could hit major snag Thursday, 06 december 2018, 06:37, by Matthew Scott Formula 1's move into the betting world could hit a serious roadblock in the United Kingdom after British bookmakers agreed to stop advertising their services during live sports. Gambling advertising has come under more scrutiny in the UK, with football broadcasts especially flooded with adverts for live betting odds. In September this year, F1 confirmed that Liberty Media had struck a $100million deal roulette with Interregional Sports Group (ISG) to secure deals with bookmakers on local and global terms. It was suggested that the deal would allow betting sponsors to advertise on electronic boards at race tracks and display graphics on-screen including, potentially, live odds on the race itself. However, this would immediately fly in the face of any ban in the UK one of the biggest markets for sports gambling in the world. Fans reacted largely negatively to the announcement of a move into the gambling world, which former F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone had shunned for over 40 years over fears of its potential damage to the brand.
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