Champions League Betting Odds Update

The Champions League's group stage is proving to be relentless, with two full matchdays already wrapped up this week. By the upcoming December 16 draw, half of the initial 32 teams will have been knocked out. Enthusiastic punters are already queuing up to bet on who will claim the trophy during the final on May 30 next year. We can’t possibly break down all 32 teams, so we’re spotlighting the English contenders—Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur—who seem to encapsulate the hopes of many.

Reigning champions, the mighty Liverpool, stormed through their Group E clash in Belgium, dismantling Genk with a 4-1 triumph. It was a momentous game for Oxlade-Chamberlain, marking his return since last spring's knee injury with two stunning goals. Mane and Salah added their own flair to the scoreboard. Coach Jurgen Klopp couldn’t hide his elation, especially as it marked only their second away victory in 11 of these group stage matches. With Unibet pegging them at 7/1, Liverpool is looking strong for a repeat tournament win.

On the other hand, Manchester City still holds the top billing with bookmakers, boasting a 7/2 favorite status. Led by Pep Guardiola, they mercilessly dismantled Atalanta in a 5-1 victory this week. The team’s perfect record in Group C makes them a near lock for the Round of 16. Should they defeat Atalanta in the upcoming away game, their advancement will be carved in stone. 888Sport Frank Lampard, Chelsea's coach, needs no reminder of the pinnacle of Champions League glory. Back in the 2011/12 season, his goal secured Chelsea’s win via penalties against Bayern Munich. Now, he's steering a vibrant young squad toward similar success. Their recent dominance over Ajax, finishing 1-0 with Batshuayi's late heroics, thrusts them to the top of Group H. Lampard's strategic ingenuity—neutralizing dangers like Donny van de Beek and Hakim Ziyech—should quiet any skeptics doubting his capability as a coach.

Despite their recent runner-up status to Liverpool in last year's final, Tottenham Hotspur's odds aren't favorable for this season's Champions League triumph, positioned at 40/1 by Unibet. Led by the dynamic Harry Kane, Spurs have been lackluster in the Premier League, struggling especially defensively. Yet their emphatic 5-0 triumph against Red Star Belgrade reignites a glimmer of hope for advancing to the next stage, especially with their final game again against Red Star in Serbia. Though they face a daunting challenge, conquering a side known for its stalwart home record. Betfred At WhichBookie, we’re dedicated to offering you the finest offers and content daily. Note that some links on this page involve compensation.

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