Champions League Matchday Six Betting PT 2
- By A.J. Ryder on December 7, 2020 17:58 GMT
The bookmakers do fancy the German side to get the victory, however, and you’ll find the Red Devils available around a 7/4 while Leipzig can be backed around a 7/5 margin with several top bookmakers. You can expect the odds to shift around considerably - particularly when the teamsheets are named as this could have an impact on whether United look like they will attack from the outset.
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Lazio are favourites as they take on Club Brugge and a victory or draw would see the Italians through to the next stage of the competition. Punters will find them priced around a ¾ listing with their opponents backed around a 21/5 price tag. There’s a lot to like about Lazio’s chances here and you can expect them to be popular additions to accumulator tickets.
On Wednesday, Manchester City are still not entirely through as group winners since a loss to Marseille and Porto picking up some goal difference could mathematically see the Portuguese club go through as group winners. City should be able to swing this victory easily though and you’ll find them available around a 4/9 price for the outright victory. The French club are a hefty 8/1 listing to get the outright result here while the draw sits at 17/4.
Real Madrid face a must-win fixture against Borussia Monchengladbach as they sit level with surprise package Shakhtar Donetsk on seven points behind their German counterparts. Real are a 7/9 shout to win the match and that would put them in a good spot to progress but a draw could see them wind up missing out if Shakhtar are able to get the better of Inter Milan.
The Italian side are a ⅓ shout and are looking at finishing last in the group if they fail to get anything here. Shakhtar have played some great football in the Champions League this season and they are a solid 17/2 to get a victory here and potentially progress as group winners.
