UEFA Champions League predictions

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Kairat Almaty v Olympiakos - Double Chance - away win or draw

Supporting your team home and away can be a pretty dispiriting experience at times, and FC Kairat Almaty’s long-suffering follows know that only too well at the moment. Their side, led by R. Urazbakhtin, has not won any of their last 7 Champions League matches, and few will be expecting them to end that run against Olympiakos at Astana Arena on Tuesday afternoon. Backing opposition manager J. Mendilibar Etxebarria to add to their misery by leading his team to a positive result can be backed at best odds of 1.13.

Bayern v S. Lisbon - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Our buzzing hive of football tipsters clearly has a lot of optimism around V. Kompany and his managerial skills, and ability to claim victory for Bayern Munich on Tuesday evening. 16 have predicted him to propel his lads to beat Sporting Lisbon. Will he repay the trust placed in him? We'll know by the end of the 90.

Atalanta v Chelsea - Over / Under 4.5 Goals - under

Common or not, every football fan loves to see a match in which 5 goals or more are scored, but Atalanta's loyal fans have now had to wait 8 matches to watch their club serve one up. Certainly they could be forgiven for craving some proper excitement by now. Will that much-needed goal-fest finally come around on Tuesday night, as they face E. Maresca's Chelsea at Atleti Azzurri d'Italia? With odds of 1.17 on there being under 4.5 goals, the bookies clearly have their doubts.

Barcelona v E.Frankfurt - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - over

FC Barcelona's recent Champions League outings have been packed with goalmouth action. Each of their last 10 have had over 2.5 goals, and Tuesday against Eintracht Frankfurt should provide more of the same. Here's hoping that H. Flick and D. Toppmöller send their sides out to push forward again.

Inter v Liverpool - Over / Under 1.5 Goals - over

Every one of Inter Milan's last 13 Champions League matches has had two or more goals, suggesting that fans could get their money's worth as they go head to head with Liverpool on Tuesday night.

PSV v A.Madrid - Both Teams To Score - yes

PSV supporters have come to expect action at each end when their team plays in the Champions League, with both sides having scored in all of their last 11 games. Atletico de Madrid on Tuesday night should be another thriller.

Spurs v Slavia - Win / Draw / Win - home win

There are some wise old heads with plenty of experience in KickOff's community of football bettors. On Tuesday, 5 have decided to bet on Tottenham Hotspur to claim victory over Slavia Prague at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Backing the home win at odds of 1.44 from the bookies, they'll be keeping fingers crossed that T. Frank inspires his troops and brings home that all-important result.

Union SG v Marseille - Over / Under 4.5 Goals - under

We all love a game in which more than 4 goals fly in, but Union Saint Gilloise's long-suffering fans have now had to wait 29 matches to see their side deliver one. A frustrating statistic in anyone's book. Could the streak come to an end on Tuesday night, as they face R. De Zerbi's Marseille at Constant Vanden Stockstadion? With odds of 1.20 on there being under 4.5 goals, the bookmakers are making their thoughts on the matter perfectly clear.

Qarabag v Ajax - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Losing streaks can be incredibly difficult to break, but that's what's required of Ajax boss F. Grim on Wednesday. His players face FK Qarabag having failed to get anything but defeat out of their last 8 Champions League and Europa League outings.

Villarreal v Kobenhavn - Win / Draw / Win - away win

Losing streaks can be incredibly difficult to break, but that's the task facing Villarreal boss M. García Toral on Wednesday. His side face FC Kobenhavn having lost each of their last 3 Champions League outings.

A.Bilbao v PSG - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - over

Paris Saint-Germain's recent Champions League outings have been brimming with goalmouth excitement. Each of their last 7 have had over 2.5 goals, and Wednesday against Athletic Bilbao could well be more of the same. Fans of both sides will be hoping that L. Martínez García and E. Valverde send their lads out to go for glory.

Leverkusen v Newcastle - Over / Under 4.5 Goals - under

Common or not, every football fan loves to see a match in which 5 goals or more are scored, but Newcastle United's hardy fans have now been waiting 9 games to watch their team deliver one. Certainly they could be forgiven for craving some proper excitement by now. Could the streak come to an end on Wednesday night, as they face K. Hjulmand's Bayer Leverkusen at BayArena? With odds of 1.17 on there being 4 goals or fewer being scored, the bookmakers clearly have their doubts.

Dortmund v Bodø - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Our buzzing hive of football tipsters clearly has a lot of optimism around N. Kovač and his ability to deliver victory for Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday night. 13 have backed him to inspire his lads to win against Bodø/Glimt. Will he repay the trust placed in him? We'll know by the end of the 90.

Brugge v Arsenal - Win / Draw / Win - away win

Turning up and winning at Jan Breydelstadion is tough for absolutely any team, but evidently M. Arteta has shown enough as Arsenal boss to show KO's members that he’s able to guide his team to just that - 11 have already bet on an away win in Wednesday’s Champions League clash between Club Brugge and M. Arteta. If you wanted to do the same, decent odds of 1.33 are being given by some of the UK's top bookmakers.

Juventus v Paphos - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Unsurpisingly, Juventus's loyal supporters have big expectations of their side and, in the opinion of KickOff's bettors, they may not be disappointed on Wednesday night. 5 of our tipsters are tipping that L. Spalletti's XI will emerge victorious as J. Carcedo Mardones's Paphos visit Allianz Stadium. Will the wisdom of the crowd be proved correct? Or could we be set for a big upset?

Real Madrid v Man City - Over / Under 0.5 Goals - over

Nil-nils have been an almost unheard of occurrence in Real Madrid's Champions League outings recently. Their last 59 have had over 0.5 goals, and Wednesday night's meeting with Josep Guardiola's Manchester City really should be a similar story.