BARCELONA VS INTER MILAN LATEST CHAMPIONS LEAGUE BETTING ODDS

Things are tilted heavily in Barcelona’s favour for the second leg at the Nou Camp, but Jose Mourinho’s Inter Milan side have the tie by a stranglehold and are considered very solid favourites to progress to the next stage. A quick examination of the odds listed at Boylesports indicate that Barcelona are priced at 2/5 to win today’s match but a lengthy 6/5 to progress to the 2010 Champions League Final.

Inter Milan are priced at a massive 13/2 to take a shock victory in Barcelona’s backyard, but they are odds-on favourites at 8/13 to progress to the next stage. I have a feeling that the score Jose Mourinho is the most afraid of is the 2-0 that would see Barcelona progress on away goals. I think that the Special One knows that if his team can score one they have dug a massive hole for Barcelona to climb out of.
Should the match go to extra time, which would require a 3-1 scoreline in favour of Barcelona, you’re looking at 22/1 for Barca to win in extra-time and 40/1 for Inter. Barca are trading at 35/1 to progress on penalties while Inter trade at 40/1.
In the handicap markets, you’re looking at Barcelona (-1.0) at 20/21 while Inter Milan (+1.0) can be backed at 15/8. Barca (-2.0) is a solid bet for fans who think the Catalan Club will romp to victory and you’ve got a solid 13/5 payout there. Inter (+2.0) trades at an odds-on price of 4/6.
If you’re looking at the over/under markets, I suggest playing the over as both teams simply possess so many quality match-winners. Over 3.5 goals rewards at a good margin and you’re looking at 6/4 there while under 2.5 pays out at 5/4. I think Barcelona should get at least two, but Inter will likely score at least once. Additionally, if Barca are chasing the game late on, I think they will push forward in such numbers that Inter may be able to exploit space at the back and put the final nail in the coffin. Barcelona will go all or nothing here if it looks like they’re going to lose the tie and I fancy Inter’s ability to slide one in on the break.
The favoured correct score is 2-0 to Barcelona at 6/1 while 1-0 pays 13/2 and 2-1 pays 7/1. A 3-1 result to force extra time pays a slim 9/1 while Inter’s shortest price is in a 1-0 victory at 14/1. A 1-1 draw pays out at 8/1.