Each week we'll be bringing you the hottest weekend tips from our friends at WeLoveBetting.co.uk. They are on a great run of form at the moment so here are their weekend tips in the Premier League, Football League and in Europe.

Following two defeats in the space of a week, Arsenal assistant manager Steve Bould has admitted that he is concerned by the team’s dip in form, with the lack of chances created a particular worry.

Fluctuating popularity has seen domestic French football reach National and European highs, but once too often have they witnessed a fall from grace. From the success and dominance of Olympique de Marseille in the late 80's/early 90′s to scandals and financial foul play, from world leading advances in coaching and unearthed gems, to clubs being pillaged and raped for talent and from the emergence in European competition to a constantly changing climate domestically, Ligue 1 has seen it all within the last 25 years.

Amongst all the controversy surrounding Lance Armstrong and the way in which it is damaging the reputation of cycling, Mark Cavendish has defended the sport he loves.

Many Ipswich Town fans had started looking forward to a fresh start at the club after manager Paul Jewell said he would consider his future after the 2-1 defeat at Hull City this weekend.

Our very first "Premier League" and "Football League fancies" proved quite profitable this weekend. These will be published every Saturday morning via our Twitter feed @TalkingSportsEd, will be RT'd by our various writers and will also appear on this site if time allows (although Saturdays mornings are not our most productive!)

If you look solely at the sensationalism, then £126 for a single game and £1,995 for a season ticket at Arsenal is deserving of the criticism. But does it tell the full story? Are Arsenal's tickets actually underpriced and Wigan's overpriced? Matt Vale looks at the pricing structure in English football and feels that maybe it's the lower league clubs could do more to entice fans...

A feature of Liverpool matches over the past year is that they tend to be priced up and supported in the market like they are a top 4 team, despite finishing 8th last season and recording only 2 home league victories in this calendar year. James Darby thinks it is a market anomaly that we can profit from this weekend...

The Surrey batsman – who has been involved in all manner of controversy – is currently in the process of proving his commitment to the England team and attempting to re-gain the trust of everyone at the ECB.

Following the 2-0 defeat in Belgium last night, the pressure is mounting on Scotland boss Craig Levein as the 2014 World Cup qualification campaign goes from bad to worse.