Manchester City, Barcelona and Galatasaray feature in our best bets for Wednesday night's Champions League games.
There are nine Champions League fixtures taking place on Wednesday night, with the likes of Manchester City, Chelsea and Barcelona all in action.
City host Borussia Dortmund at the Etihad Stadium in arguably the best tie of the night, and there’s plenty of value to be found across the round of matches.
Here we have put together a football betting four-fold that pays out at 23/1 if successful.
Wednesday Champions League betting tips
Galatasaray to beat Ajax 2/1
Galatasaray have won 11 of 14 games in all competitions this season, including five from six away from home.
The Turkish side memorably beat Liverpool 1-0 in this competition and should maintain their strong start against Ajax, who have been inconsistent all season and sit fourth in the Eredivisie.
Ajax have won just one of their last four home games – losing two of those – and they’ve lost three of three in the Champions League.
Marseille to beat Atalanta 7/5
Marseille have made the Stade Velodrome something of a fortress this season, with five wins and a draw from their six home matches in all competitions.
They’ve beaten PSG 1-0 in Ligue 1 and won their only Champions League home game against Ajax 4-0.
Atalanta have endured a tough start to the season with just three wins in 13 games. They lost away at Udinese at the weekend and were beaten 4-0 on the road against PSG in the Champions League.
Manchester City to beat Borussia Dortmund and both teams to score 17/10
Man City looked impressive in a 3-1 win over Bournemouth on Sunday and they have now won five of their last six matches in all competitions.
That run should continue against Dortmund, who have admittedly been in decent form and should manage to find the net in defeat.
The German side have scored in all nine away matches they’ve played this season, and their Champions League games have finished 4-4, 4-1 and 2-4.
Barcelona to beat Club Brugge and both teams to score 11/8
Barcelona should have too much for Club Brugge here, but it’s worth backing the hosts to get on the scoresheet.
The Belgian side have scored in all 10 of their home matches in all competitions this season, including a 4-1 win over Monaco in their only home Champions League game so far.
BTTS has landed in Barcelona’s last eight matches in all competitions, and they haven’t kept a clean sheet on their travels since the first game of the season back in the middle of August.
