Tuesday Champions League Betting Preview PT 2
- By A.J. Ryder on November 3, 2015 20:14 GMT
Manchester United would really like to get things back on track with a few goals in their match-up against CSKA Moscow and the bookmakers have them priced at a slim 8/15 margin to do so. The Red Devils haven’t scored in several matches and it’s starting to look embarrassing up front for Wayne Rooney as he looks to be increasingly out of his depth.
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The Russian side might fancy their chances here on a 6/1 price to take all three points while the draw can be backed at a 3/1 shout. This one could really be a crucial story of who scores first because United need to start scoring. Anthony Martial could be immense if he gets the freedom to operate that he really needs.
PSV Eindhoven take on Wolfsburg in a match-up that favours the German visitors with a 7/5 margin while the Dutch hosts are a 19/10 price. Look for the draw at a 13/5 margin in a fixture where a draw looks increasingly likely.
Real Madrid take on PSG with Cristiano Ronaldo & co looking pretty sharp in their recent efforts. You’ll find them at a reasonable 3/4 margin that will probably prove to be popular on accumulator tickets. The French side can be backed at a 15/4 margin while the draw - which could certainly happen - trades at a 14/5 listing. There will be a lot of potential match winners on the pitch during this match so backing individual goalscorers here could be your best option.
Sevilla and Manchester City looks to be pretty evenly matched in the closest set of odds listed by bookmakers for the day’s Champions League action. You’ll find Manchester City away at a 6/4 margin getting a pretty slim edge over their Spanish hosts. Sevilla trade at a 15/8 margin and look a decent shout to potentially get a result here. Look for the draw at a 5/2 margin.
Shakhtar Donetsk take on Malmo and can be backed at a 4/11 price tag to get the victory at home. The draw sits at a 4/1 listing while Malmo are a lengthy 15/2 making them the second longest shot on the board.
