Gambling News by House of Odds

Andy Murray today sensationally claimed that tennis is 'fixed' and that everyone on the professional circuit knows matches are being affected by gambling. The sport has been tainted by controversy in recent weeks with the ATP, the men's tour's governing body, investigating betting patterns concerning a match in Poland between Nikolay Davydenko and Martin Vassallo ArguelloThere is match-fixing in tennis, says British No1 Murray (Daily Mail)

Hughes Network Systems LLC, of Germantown, an international broadband provider, said it has struck a deal with Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the worlds largest retailer, to sell its HughesNet satellite broadband Internet access service at 2,800 Wal-Mart department stores across the U.S. With HughesNet, consumers in any region in the continental U.S. need only a view of the southern sky to have access .News Summary -10/10 (The Daily Record)

Southampton have completed the loan signing of Middlesbrough defender Andrew Davies with a view to a permanent deal. The 22-year-old has agreed an initial three-month deal at St Mary's, with Saints boss George Burley hoping to secure his services permanently when the transfer window reopensDavies becomes a Saint (Daily Mail)

Defenders Wes Brown and Sol Campbell were absent from England's training session today ahead of Saturday's Euro 2008 qualifier with Estonia at Wembley. Brown was having treatment back at the team hotel on the knee problem which had prevented him playing for Manchester United in their 4-0 victory over Wigan at the weekendDefenders Brown and Campbell miss England training (Daily Mail)

Your complete pool-by-pool guide - every pool, every team, every fixture at a glance. moreRUGBY WORLD CUP 2007 (Daily Mail)

Micah Richards has revealed he wants to play for his boyhood idols ArsenalMicah dreams of playing for Arsenal one day (Daily Mail)