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BETTING

Chelsea to beat Real Madrid and other possible outcomes

Chelsea v Real Madrid
Chelsea v Real Madrid
Betting tips from the Champions League quarter-final 2nd leg clash between Real Madrid and Chelsea.
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Chelsea will take on Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinal.

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The first leg ended 3-1 in favour of Real Madrid, making the second game delicately poised for betting with multiple possibilities.

Chelsea to win

Chelsea to show whose boss
Chelsea to show whose boss

Chelsea will be motivated by the need to make a comeback which makes them the more likely winners at 2.74 odds.

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Whether or not they will qualify is a different conversation entirely but the current situation of the tie points to Chelsea winning the second leg because that is their priority while Real Madrid will be more concerned about preserving their advantage.

If you want a safer bet, then put it all on Chelsea to win or draw at 1.46 odds, it is highly unlikely that the Blues will lose twice in a row.

Karim Benzema’s hattrick seals a decisive 3-1 victory for Real Madrid against UEFA Champions League defending champions Chelsea
Karim Benzema’s hattrick seals a decisive 3-1 victory for Real Madrid against UEFA Champions League defending champions Chelsea

Away over 0.5 goals which means for Chelsea to score at least a goal is available at 1.23 odds, more than likely to happen.

Other bets

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Chelsea had five corner kicks last week in the first game and are valued at 1.43 odds to do the same in the second game today.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel was sacked earlier in September by Chelsea.
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel.

They are also valued at around 1.64 odds for the first corner in the game which is possible because Chelsea will be the more aggressive of the two sides.

You could also bet on cards, away over 1.5 cards which is for Chelsea to pick up at least two bookings, entirely possible due to the fact that this will be a keenly contested game.

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