Round 4 of the Champions League brings a massive European clash at 7:00 am AEDT on Thursday, 5 November. Borussia Dortmund take on Real Betis, and there is plenty to digest as matchday four rolls around.
If you are looking for top-tier champions league tips, the numbers paint a clear picture for this mid-week showdown at the highest level.
Who Will Win?
Borussia Dortmund come into this Round 4 fixture holding down 8th spot on the standings, while Real Betis sit further back in 26th place.
The ladder gap jumps off the page. Borussia Dortmund rate a real chance on their home deck, with the Head to Head market listing Dortmund as 1.70 favourites, while the draw is priced at 4.10 and Real Betis sit at 4.10 for an away victory.
Tipped at $1.70 · . Opinion, not a guarantee. Gamble responsibly — 18+.
Line Analysis
The line market for this clash has Borussia Dortmund set at a -2 line spread.
Dortmund to cover the -2 line is quoted at 5.50 odds, while Real Betis +2 sits at 1.42. Expect a competitive setup as the Spanish outfit looks to stay within touch.
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Total Goals Market
The total goals line is set at 2.5 goals. Over 2.5 is priced at 1.46 while Under 2.5 sits at 2.63.
The numbers say the market leans heavily toward high scoring. Over the last 24 hours, Under 2.5 goals has seen price movement of 2.6→2.63 (drifted).
Tipped at $1.46 · . Opinion, not a guarantee. Gamble responsibly — 18+.
Same Game Multi Options
Multiple Same Game Multi combinations are on the board for this match.
A popular pick is B Dortmund to win & Marc Roca to be carded at 4.33. Another combo is BTTS, Troy Parrott to score anytime & Marc Roca to be carded at 7.0.
If you expect extra action, Over 2.5 goals, Troy Parrott to score anytime & Marc Roca to be carded is listed at 7.5. For away angles, Real Betis to win, Troy Parrott to score anytime & Marc Roca to be carded is priced at 13, while Real Betis to win, Troy Parrott to score anytime, Antony Matheus dos Santos to score anytime & Marc Roca to be carded sits at 34.