We're still in April and yet tomorrow brings the final fixtures of the season in League One and Two. The final day is always tricky from a betting perspective with many clubs focusing on their long summer holidays, some resting players for upcoming play-offs and the bookies really shortening prices on those who need a result. However, we'll try and find some value for you with our three picks, starting in League One...

Our friends at Logistik Group are working with Gazprom on a CSR campaign, Football for Friendship, around the UEFA Champions League Final. They've recently announced that Franz Beckenbauer has been unveiled as global ambassador of Gazprom's latest grassroots project, Football for Friendship, who have spent over £300m on improving sports infrastructure for children across Europe in the last 5 years. This latest scheme piggy backs onto that with the help of Beckenbauer and sits neatly alongside their investment in sports sponsorship with the likes of Chelsea, Zenit and Schalke etc, as well as the Champions League. We look at what's involved in this wonderful project...

Queens Park Rangers make the journey to Reading on Sunday afternoon in what looks to be a battle between two sides that are going to be playing Championship football next season.

Newcastle United entertain Liverpool in the Premier League on Saturday evening in what should be a cracking encounter at St James’ Park.

We continue to bring you the hottest weekend tips from our friends at WeLoveBetting.co.uk and this week they're focusing on the Premier League, the Football League and Mark O'Haire looks to La Liga.

We were unable to post our selections on-line last weekend but they featured on our Twitter pageand we were successful with 1 out of 2. We're expecting plenty of home comforts in the Football League this weekend, starting at the City Ground.

The first of this year's majors and arguably the most eagerly anticipated of the four kicks off this week, as the world's best golfers tee off at Augusta National. It's always hard to call with four of the last six winners starting off at odds of 100/1 or more but we've tried to narrow it down with our look at what it takes to win a Masters and our "Five to Follow".

Monday evening sees Manchester United entertain Manchester City in what is not only one of the biggest derby matches that England has to offer, but a battle between the two top sides in the Premier League right now.

There were a few anomalies in the Both Teams To Score betting last weekend and on Monday only two away sides in League One managed to find the net with just three goals being scored by twelve away sides. It strengthened my claim that Under 2.5 goals or Both Teams NOT To Score can be more profitable than their attractive goalscoring counterparts.

There was an obvious lack of Easter eggscitement last weekend as we failed to make a profit on both Good Friday and Easter Monday. As we move into the last half-dozen games in the Football League, the pressure starts to tell on those expecting promotion and the teams facing relegation suddenly experience an upturn in fortunes which didn't help some of our selections. However, we've studied the form book during this week and we're confident of a successful return to winning ways between now and the end of the season. This weekend we're focusing on teams looking to escape relegation.