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Paddy Power has cut Manchester United to 13/5 following their favourable draw, whilst Arsenal have drifted to 9/1 after drawing the holders. Barcelona are still the 15/8 favourite despite having take on Arsenal in a repeat of their final in 2006, this time though Thierry Henry will be in Barcelona colours.

Paddy Power quote the Spanish club at 4/9 to progress to the next stage and Arsenal who face a tough challenge are 13/8 to prevail against the holders. One of the big talking points will be Thierry Henry’s return to Arsenal and he is 3/1 to score at the Emirates.

The two English clubs have been kept apart in the draw and are 8/1 to meet each other in Madrid and it is only 10/3 that United face the holders Barcelona in the final.

Roberto Coladangelo spokesperson for Paddy Power said, “What a draw from Nyon! Two massive games for Arsenal and United, but with the draw favouring United they have now been cut to 13/5 to pick up the title and Arsenal’s huge task has meant they are now 9/1 from 6/1.”

Sky Bet have eased Liverpool’s Europa League odds to 100/30 following today’s draw. Liverpool, who take on Benfica in their quarter-final clash, are 6/4 to win the first leg in Portugal (6/4 Benfica & 9/4 Draw) and 4/7 to qualify through to the semi-finals (5/4 Benfica).

Fulham are rewarded for their victory over Italian side Juventus with a clash against Wolfsburg. The Cottagers are 10/1 to go on to glory with the German Champions 6/1. It’s 11/10 for the Premier League side to win the first match at Craven Cottage and 10/11 to qualify (4/5 Wolfsburg).

Sky Bet have also priced up a name the finalists market and make a clash of the top two in the Europa League outright betting, Hamburg and Liverpool 4/1. It’s 12/1 for an all English tie, Fulham v Liverpool.

Sky Bet’s football betting spokesman Tim Reynolds said: “Following Fulham’s heroics against Juventus everybody would love to see Roy Hodgson’s men progress in the competition but they face a tough quarter-final tie against the current German champions.”

Following today’s Champions League draw, Sky Bet have revised all their Champions League betting markets and are offering 3/1 for the final to be a repeat of last year with Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United side taking on Barcelona. It’s 10/1 for the final to be an all English affair, Manchester United v Arsenal.

The quarter-final draw sees a repeat of the 2006 final in Paris, where Arsenal lost out to Spanish giants Barcelona 2-1. Barcelona, who have the advantage of playing the 2^nd leg at home, are 4/9 to progress through to the semi-finals (13/8 Arsenal).

Manchester United have been cut to 3/1 in the Champions League outright betting (from 7/2) having been drawn against Bayern Munich, the club they beat with a last gasp winner in 1999. It’s 8/15 for United to progress past Bayern with the German outfit 11/8. It’s 6/4 for Sir Alex Ferguson’s men to win the first leg at Allianz Arena (17/10 Bayern Munich & 2/1 Draw).

Sky Bet’s football betting spokesman Tim Reynolds said: “Everybody would love to see a repeat of last years final and with the way both Manchester United and Barcelona are playing at present the 3/1 could represent some good value.”

Sky Bet are offering a host of football betting markets ahead of this weekend’s fixtures including 15/8 for any one of the top three clubs to lose. With Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal covered by just two points at the top of the Premier League table, it’s 3/1 that the title is decided on goal difference. It’s 2/1 that the title is won by one point, 100/30 by two points, 7/2 by three points and it’s 4/1 that the team that lifts the Premier League title wins by four or more points.

Manchester United, who currently sit two points clear at the top of the table but face a tough fixture against Liverpool on Sunday, are 1/6 to still be top after this weekend’s round of matches. It’s 5/1 for Chelsea to overtake United at the top with Arsenal 9/1.

Sky Bet’s football betting spokesman Tim Reynolds said: “Chelsea will be desperate to secure the Premier League title following their exit from this season’s Champions League and if they can win their game in hand on Arsenal and Man United, the title will be theirs to lose.”

With the relegation battle in the Premier League the closest it has been for years, Sky Bet are offering a host of relegation specials including 10/11 for Hull, Burnley and Portsmouth, who are currently occupying the bottom three places all to be relegated. With 15th to 19th place covered by just four points, it’s 11/10 the team that finishes the season in the final relegation spot (18^th) achieves 35 points or more (4/6 34 points or fewer).

Hull and Burnley, who are still both looking for their first win on the road this season, are 5/2 to fail to gain a win away from home in the league all season. It’s 5/4 for the Tigers to win away from home before Burnley, with the Clarets 13/8.

Portsmouth host Hull in a relegation dog fight this weekend and Sky Bet are offering a market on when will Hull gain their first win under new manager Iain Dowie. It’s 21/10 that Dowie gains his first win when his Hull side travels to Fratton Park tomorrow. It’s 9/4 that the former Crystal Palace, Charlton and QPR boss first tastes success when Hull entertain Fulham at the end of March (27th) and 7/1 when they travel to the Britannia Stadium (3rd April). It’s 7/1 that Dowie fails to record a single victory in the league this season.

Sky Bet’s football betting spokesman Tim Reynolds said: “Dowie faces a tough challenge to try and steer Hull to safety but will be hopeful that his team can gain their first win on the road this season against bottom of the league Portsmouth tomorrow.”

Fulham v Juventus 4-1(5-4 on aggregate)

• Juventus matched at 1.01 to qualify with £51,544 traded at Betfair after winning the first leg 3-1
• Fulham backed at 75 in the same market  but win the second leg 4-1 to reach the quarter-finals
• The Cottagers have been backed at 560 to win the tournament (£4 traded)

Always one of the biggest games of the season for betting, the match between Manchester United and Liverpool is the main match of the weekend and for Paddy Power’s specials. Paddy Power’s markets include betting on Man of the Match and what the v-sign waving, elbow swinging, bar-brawling Steven Gerrard will next get away with on or off the pitch. But all focus will be on Wayne Rooney with specials including latest World Player of the Year and how will Wayne celebrate his first goal. If Rooney scores a goal with his head in the game Paddy Power will also refund losing first/last goalscorer, correct score and scorecast odds.

Elsewhere there is betting on how many games Ian Dowie wins for Hull before the end of the season, what Phil Brown does next and who will be the first to sign for Real Madrid following their latest failure in Europe.

Leading betting firm Paddy Power have cut the odds from 4/6 to 2/5 on a successful passage for President Obama’s health care bill through the House of Representatives this weekend. The bookmaker claimed to have laid several “significant” bets over the past 72-hours on Obama’s controversial bill getting the green light.

Paddy Power are also taking bets on the number of Democrats who vote against the bill at the weekend with the bookie making between 36 and 40 their odds-on 10/11 favourite.

Paddy Power said, “Maybe President Obama will benefit from the luck of the Irish given the vote is taking place so close to St Patricks Day. The latest betting suggests that the bill will be successful but it remains a pretty close call.”

The Lee Valley Scratch Cup starts on the 27th March at 8am, at the Lee Valley Golf Club, Co Cork.  Paddy Power have a money-back special for this event they call ‘A Cut Above The Rest.’

If Paul Cutler wins this tournament, Paddy Power will refund(maximum €/£100 per customer) ALL losing Single Outright pre-tournament bets.

- Applies to win part of each-way bets only.
- Bets will be settled on official result.
- Further terms & conditions apply.