This weekend is another packed couple of days of sporting action, with plenty to look out for across a broad range of events.
The Premier League continues with Arsenal facing Nottingham Forest on Sunday, with Manchester City heading to Leicester City a day earlier.
There is also more action from the Rugby League World Cup as well as the Mexican Grand Prix and European Championship darts from Dortmund.
Meanwhile, the highlight of the racing calendar is the bet365 Charlie Hall Chase at Wetherby on Saturday afternoon.
Horse Racing: Grade Two action at Newmarket
| What | bet365 Charlie Hall Chase |
| Where | Wetherby Racecourse |
| When | 15:35, Saturday 29th October |
| How to watch | ITV & bet365 Sports Live Streaming |
| Odds | Bravemansgame 6/4, Ahoy Senor 7/4, Eldorado Allen 9/2, Secret Investor 10/1, Sam Brown 28/1, Paint The Dream 40/1 |
The bet365 Charlie Hall Chase takes place at Wetherby on Saturday with plenty of big names looking to scoop the prize in Yorkshire.
Bravemansgame and Ahoy Senor will renew their rivalries after the latter defeated the former in April in the Grade One Mildmay Noveis' Chase at Aintree.
That loss brought to an end a run of four straight wins for Paul Nicholl's seven-year-old and he will hope to get back on the winning trial again.
Bryony Frost will saddle Eldorado Allen, who was third in the Ryanair Chase at Cheltenham.
Football: Arsenal seek to maintain momentum
| What | Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest, Premier League |
| Where | Emirates Stadium, London |
| When | 14:00, Sunday 30th October |
| How to watch | Sky Sports Premier League |
| Odds | Arsenal 1/5, Draw 6/1, Nottingham Forest 11/1 |
Arsenal still sit top of the pile in the Premier League after what has been a magnificent season thus far for Mikel Arteta's side, but this week has been a challenging one.
They could only draw 1-1 at Southampton last weekend with Arteta critical of his side's performance in the second half and then they were well-beaten by PSV in the Europa League on Thursday.
It means Arsenal begin the weekend with something to prove and they will feel their match against Nottingham Forest offers them a good chance to do that.
However, the Tricky Trees will be feeling reinvigorated following just their second win of the season last weekend - a 1-0 triumph against Liverpool which proved they can compete at this level.
Before the Gunners play, Manchester City go to Leicester City and could go top of the standings if they take all three points.
Rugby League: England seek to end group stage in style
| What | England v Greece, Rugby League World Cup |
| Where | Bramall Lane, Sheffield |
| When | 14:30, Saturday 29th October |
| How to watch | BBC One & iPlayer |
| Odds | England 1/1000, Greece 100/1 |
The Rugby World Cup has so far gone swimmingly for England, who are seeking to win the tournament on their own patch.
They have won both their group games so far, crushing Samoa 60-6 before overcoming a spirited France side last week 42-18.
Now, they are preparing to make it three wins from three and are facing what is on paper at least, their simplest assignment in the form of tournament debutants Greece.
They were beaten 34-12 in their opening match against France before Samoa responded to their England thrashing with a 72-4 win.
It means it is all teed up to be a one-sided affair and England will look to advance through with minimal fuss.
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F1: Verstappen hopes to make history
| What | Mexican Grand Prix |
| Where | Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico City |
| When | Friday 28th October - Sunday 30th October |
| How to watch | Sky Sports F1 |
| Odds | Max Verstappen 8/15, Sergio Perez 7/2, Charles Leclerc 5/1, Lewis Hamilton 16/1, Carlos Sainz 18/1 |
Max Verstappen has already won the 2022 Driver's Championship this season and is now targeting more records before the season ends next month.
On Sunday, the F1 entourage heads away from the USA, south of the border to Mexico, and Verstappen could become the first driver to win 14 races in a single season, beating a record jointly held by Sebastian Vettel and Michael Schumacher.
He stormed through to win in Austin last weekend with the Red Bull car in a class of its own on race day, even if their qualifying pace doesn't necessarily match it.
Sergio Perez will also be hoping to put in a big performance at his home race, with the Mexican aiming for a third win of the season after successes in Monaco and Singapore.
Darts: Rock seeking first major title
| What | European Championship |
| Where | Westfalenhallen, Dortmund |
| When | Thursday 27th October - Sunday 30th October 2022 |
| How to watch | ITV4 & bet365 Sports Live Streaming |
| Odds | Michael van Gerwen 5/1, Gerwyn Price 7/1, Peter Wright 7/1, Luke Humphries 10/1, Michael Smith 11/1 |
Josh Rock has been one of the breakout stars of 2022 after winning his tour card at the beginning of the year and is now looking to make the most of his first TV tournament.
The young Ulsterman has thrown some massive averages on the Pro Tour, which culminated in a first title last weekend, beating Luke Humphries in Barnsley.
He beat Nathan Aspinall in round one and will face Michael Smith in round two, himself looking for a first TV title after a number of near misse.s
