UEFA Champions League: Best three-fold betting tips to bank on for Tuesday
European club football starts come Tuesday, and we have drawn our picks from the UEFA Champions League after in-depth analysis.
DYNAMO KYIV vs JUVENTUS
Dynamo Kyiv return to Champions League for the first time since 2016/17 and they kick-off with a tough match against reining Italian champions Juventus.
This is Kiev’s 14th appearance at group stage since they reached the semifinals in 1997/98 season, but the previous 13 saw them failing to reach the knockout stage.
Juventus were eliminated by Lyon on goal-aggregate last season will be aiming for a positive start this term. With FC Barcelona the main rival for top spot in the group, these are the kind of matches to win.
Can Dynamo Kiev beat Juventus on Tuesday ? Of course they can and so do any team playing on any other day. But this particular question come from Juve’s poor away record since June, a run of 3 draws and 3 losses in 6.
But then, you do not compare Serie A with Champions League and most of those results happened after Juve already had a substantial lead in the title race. This season’s two away games also ended in stalemates, but one of them is Roma (2-2) and they were reduced to 10 men in the weekend’s 1-1 stalemate at Crotone.
And Dynamo Kiev, despite all their might in Ukraine, do not have a good record in the Champions League. They had a good run in 1998/99 making it as far as the semifinals. Since then, they failed to progress beyond the group stage in 13 appearances.
Therefore, it will be wise to back Juve to win here priced at 1.90 odds by 1xbet.
PSG vs MANCHESTER UNITED
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men are enduring a tough start to the Premier League season, with their 6-1 home defeat to Spurs before the international break a new low, but they bounced back with an emphatic 4-1 win over Newcastle.
However, they’ll be hoping to summon the same sort of spirit they showed on their last trip to Paris, when the Red Devils pulled off a historic 3-1 win over PSG to overturn their 2-0 first-leg defeat. This was without a doubt one of the best nights in the club’s recent history, with Marcus Rashford’s late penalty living long in the memory.
But this particular meeting could prove to be even more difficult with the Parisians now getting a taste of Champions League success having reached last season’s final.
Neymar, Kylian Mbappe and Co will want to go one step further in this season’s competition and are in red-hot form in Ligue 1, but they have certainly not been handed an easy task with a group including Man United, last season’s semi-finalists RB Leipzig and Turkish champions Istanbul Basaksehir, but they will be expected to progress as group winners nonetheless.
PSG’s list of absentees is significant, but the quality they can still call upon is frightening for a Man United side that has looked far from convincing this season, particularly in defence.
The sight of Neymar and Mbappe in full flow is enough to trouble Europe’s best defences, and so United are certainly likely to have difficulty dealing with them.
United have talents of their own capable of hurting PSG’s understrength defence, and they have upset the odds here before, so we will go with the BTTS option priced at 1.63 odds by Betwinner
CHELSEA vs SEVILLA
Two of Chelsea’s big money summer signings were front and centre at Stamford Bridge on Saturday as Timo Werner got off the mark in the Premier League with a brace before Kai Havertz bagged a third for the Blues.
However, Werner’s excellent performance was somewhat overshadowed as Chelsea’s woeful defensive form continued. They relinquished a 2-0 lead before Havertz put them ahead again, but a dramatic finale saw Jannik Vestergaard head home an equaliser. All three of Southampton’s goals involved defensive mistakes, with Havertz, Kurt Zouma and Kepa all at blame.
Chelsea have now conceded in five of their seven competitive games this season, only keeping a clean sheet against lower-league Barnsley and a Crystal Palace side that offered little threat going forward.
Sevilla will be hoping to take advantage of this on Tuesday as they attempt to transfer their Europa League success onto the bigger stage of the Champions League.
Sevilla are unbeaten in seven European matches and have only lost one of their last seven in the Champions League, although their last appearance in the competition was back in 2017/18.
They did lose at Granada on Saturday, but prior to that they had won two and drawn one of their La Liga games this season and their trip to Granada was the first time they’ve failed to score all season. In fact, Sevilla have scored in nine of their last ten competitive games and have more than enough to trouble this shaky Blues back line.
Los Palanganos have conceded in all but one of their five competitive games this season though, and now Werner has brought his mini goalscoring drought to an end it’s hard to imagine Chelsea failing to register. Backing both teams to score looks a great option priced at 1.67 odds by 22bet.
All odds are correct as at the time of this publication. Please gamble responsibly
