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A lively midweek slate throws up several continental clashes where the numbers lean strongly towards Both Teams To Score – though one selection banks on a shut-out. Our BettingTips4You panel have each picked out one BTTS angle, blending Champions League storylines with recent domestic trends to build a balanced six-leg Both Teams To Score accumulator. All selections kick off late evening.
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Reasoning Five fixtures profile for goal trades – Atletico v Frankfurt, Bodo/Glimt v Spurs, Chelsea v Benfica, Galatasaray v Liverpool and Marseille v Ajax – driven by aggressive styles and recent concessions. Inter’s home control provides balance with a BTTS NO anchor. The mix targets sustained value rather than six coin-flips.
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Atletico Madrid vs Eintracht Frankfurt
Wolfgang Shotten; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Everything about this tie screams chaos. Atletico are fresh from a landmark 5-2 derby win over Real Madrid, a night when their press and transitions shredded a usually robust back line. That result followed a 3-2 reverse at Liverpool in which Diego Simeone’s side conceded in added time, illustrating how open their European tempo has been. Frankfurt arrive with the throttle wedged forward too: Dino Toppmöller’s men whacked six past Borussia Monchengladbach within 47 minutes before wobbling to a 6-4 finale, seven days on from losing a 4-3 thriller to Union Berlin.
The Eagles’ last Champions League match finished 5-1 against Galatasaray, underlining their willingness to commit bodies and accept defensive risk. With Jonathan Burkardt on a scoring streak and Robin Koch popping up with a brace at the weekend, the visitors bring multiple threats. Atletico’s attack is humming – Julián Álvarez has been ruthless – but defensive injuries and Simeone’s touchline ban add volatility. Both back lines will be stretched by direct runners and early balls into the channels. Goals for each side feel more probable than not.
Best bet – Both Teams To Score: YES
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Bodo/Glimt vs Tottenham Hotspur
Linus Bergström; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Arctic nights rarely deliver dull football, and this pairing rarely disappoint. Bodo/Glimt clawed back a two-goal deficit to draw at Slavia Prague in matchweek one, part of a five-game unbeaten sequence that includes Norwegian Cup progression. Kjetil Knutsen’s side are proactive at home, with quick interchanges through Patrick Berg and Sondre Brunstad Fet enabling runners to flood the area. Tottenham are favourites, but their preparation is complicated by absences up front: Dominic Solanke and Randal Kolo Muani remain out, so Richarlison shoulders the load.
Even so, Spurs still generate wide overloads via Pedro Porro and Brennan Johnson, which typically leads to volume crossing and second-phase chances. Bodo/Glimt may be without Brede Moe and Bassi, weakening the hosts defensively, yet their approach is unchanged – they attack the half-spaces and commit full-backs high. Thomas Frank’s team have travelled well in Europe, but they conceded to a Wolves side without a point last weekend and remain a touch loose out of possession. With both teams leaning towards front-foot football and the surface helping quick play, it would be a surprise if either kept a clean sheet.
Best bet – Both Teams To Score: YES
Chelsea vs Benfica
John Pentin; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Stamford Bridge plays host to a narrative-heavy reunion, but the data is even louder than the storylines. Chelsea have lost three of their past four, shipping three to Brighton after a Trevoh Chalobah red card compounded their issues. Europe has not offered refuge either, with the Blues beaten by Bayern Munich on matchday one despite producing a lovely Cole Palmer strike; it is worth noting that several key players remain out, stretching Enzo Maresca’s options and forcing Tyrique George to potentially lead the line. Benfica, under José Mourinho, arrive with fresh impetus after two league wins and a draw, and they boast an in-form spearhead in Vangelis Pavlidis, who grabbed a brace at the weekend and already has seven this season.
The Eagles’ record against English opponents is poor, but their attack should not be underestimated, even with injuries elsewhere. Chelsea’s home league-phase resilience since 2019 is genuine, yet their defensive numbers lately have dipped, and Benfica have enough vertical runners – Dodi Lukebakio and Andriy Sudakov among them – to create shots. With both sides motivated by a need to react to opening results, the stage is set for chances at both ends.
Best bet – Both Teams To Score: YES
Galatasaray vs Liverpool
Herrin Kendrick; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
RAMS Park has been a fortress in the early season: Galatasaray have won all three home matches, scoring nine times and conceding just twice. Their European record in Istanbul is similarly lively, with at least two goals scored in nine of their last eleven continental home outings. Okan Buruk’s men also have a habit of fast starts, breaking the deadlock in nineteen straight fixtures, and Victor Osimhen’s return sharpens their penalty-box edge. Liverpool, however, tend to turn any away night into a shootout. Arne Slot’s side have conceded two or more in half of their games this season and allowed Crystal Palace seven big chances at the weekend.
The upside remains their attack: Mohamed Salah, Cody Gakpo and Florian Wirtz ensure sustained shot volume, and the Reds scored three against Atletico after racing into a 2-0 lead by the sixth minute. With Hugo Ekitike likely to feature and the visitors’ away record in Europe skewed towards results rather than draws, a goal trade looks the most rational angle. The Reds can score, but their back line is yet to convince.
Best bet – Both Teams To Score: YES
Inter Milan vs Slavia Prague
Steve Harrington; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Here we take the contrarian view in an otherwise goal-laden coupon. Inter are building rhythm again after a shaky domestic spell, beating Ajax away on matchday one and following up with Serie A victories over Sassuolo and Cagliari. San Siro has become a Champions League fortress: the Nerazzurri are unbeaten in sixteen at home in this competition, with thirteen wins and a glut of clean sheets across their last ten group or league fixtures. Personnel trends help the case; Lautaro Martínez is available again, yet the real story is structural control in midfield via Hakan Çalhanoğlu and Nicolò Barella, supported by wing-backs who pin opponents back.
Slavia Prague have admirable momentum domestically and created a club-record 26 shots on matchday one, but their continental away record is poor: three straight European away defeats to nil and no Champions League win in twelve. They are missing key defensive figures including Tomáš Holeš, limiting build-out options and set-piece threat. Inter’s territorial dominance should restrict entries into Zone 14 and force hopeful deliveries. With Yann Sommer or Josep Martínez behind a settled back three, the clean-sheet probability is high.
Best bet – Both Teams To Score: NO
Marseille vs Ajax
Tyler Morris; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
The Vélodrome tends to produce noise and late drama, and these two bring the ingredients for another exchange. Marseille were competitive against Real Madrid before a late penalty decided matchday one, and they generally concede in this competition – 21 of their last 22 Champions League ties have seen their defence breached. Roberto De Zerbi’s side do have recent Ligue 1 clean sheets, including against Paris Saint-Germain, but that compactness has not consistently translated to Europe. Ajax, meanwhile, suffered a home loss to Inter in their return to Champions League action, yet their away numbers in this tournament are strong across several seasons, with only one defeat in their last nineteen group/league-stage road matches.
They rarely shut the door, though; away clean sheets in this competition have been scarce since 2019. Personnel narratives also suit goals: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has feasted against Ajax historically, while Wout Weghorst is back in the mix and Steven Berghuis has previously created against OM at this stadium. Expect Marseille to attack early with Timothy Weah’s direct running and ball-striking, and Ajax to generate looks in transition and from wide cutbacks.
Best bet – Both Teams To Score: YES
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