Bet365 Bonus and Champions League Betting Tips for Wednesday
- By Allan Pederson on October 3, 2012 17:31 GMT
We've got another hot dose of 2012 Champions League action ready to unfold in just a few hours as some of Europe's biggest clubs take to the pitch as they jockey for position throughout the eight groups of four. Everybody will have their eyes peeled for another Bayern-BATE upset fixture, and who can blame them?
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Manchester City vs Borussia Dortmund looks to be a fascinating fixture as City's players usually look a bit more comfortable in big Eurpean fixtures like these ones than they sometimes do playing against the more direct approach they face in many a Premier League match. The bookmakers certainly fancy them though and there's a lot to like about the line-up they're sure to name in this one. Look for City trading around 11/10 and looking decent value for that money in front of the home fans.
Borussia Dortmund can be backed at a 13/5 listing but you reckon that they'll take any points they can muster here. A draw rewards at 11/5.
A real dynamo of a battle is set to unfold between Dynamo Kiev and Dinamo Zagreb with the Ukrainian-based side looking the significant choice at a 4/9 price tag. The visitors are available at 13/2 and this one will likely be a popular accumulator selection.
Ajax vs Real Madrid looks to be a really tantalizing fixture – expect some good organized stuff from Ajax in front of their home fans. It will certainly be interesting to see if Cristiano Ronaldo continues to play with as much intensity as he has exhibited in the past few games. The situation there definitely looks a bit tentative but he'll be likely to put in a good shift, especially if he can grab a good chance or two early on.
Real Madrid are significant favourites for their clash with the Dutch side and they go in as the 1/2 favourites despite this being an way match for them. Ajax are a hefty 5/1 to get the victory at home. The draw, which Ajax would take in a heartbeat, trades at 17/5. If they can keep Madrid frustrated for the opening 45 there is a good chance they could hold out.
Anderlecht and Malaga looks to be the most competitive of the days matches with a 7/4 price on the Belgian side with the Spaniards being the 8/5 favourites.
