Anxiety is in the air with the clashes that will decide the Champions League finalists, scheduled for this Tuesday and Wednesday. With our eyes on the Parc des Princes in Paris and the Santiago Bernabeú in Madrid.
Fans are eagerly awaiting to see who will secure their place in the grand final, scheduled for June 1st, at the legendary Wembley Stadium, in England.
According to the analysis of some of the main bookmakers, such as Esportes da Sorte, Casa de Apostas, Bet7k, Onabet, Galera.bet and Reals, PSG and Real Madrid emerge as the favorites for the finals.
Dispute in Paris
In the duel between PSG and Borussia Dortmund, favoritism falls on the French, with an average of R$1.63 for every R$1 bet on the home team’s victory. For Germans, the price is R$2.22 for every R$1 invested in their classification.
Another option offered is a draw, which would take the match to extra time and yield R$3.75 for every R$1. For those who believe in the penalty shootout, the amount to be received is R$7.50.
PSG, led by Mbappé, is looking for its second Champions League final. While Borussia Dortmund, with two finals in its history, aims to return to glory after its last victory in the 1996/1997 season.
Confrontation in Madrid
In the clash between Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, the Meringues are preferred by the bookmakers. They offer a return of R$1.44 for every R$1 invested in your rating. For the Bavarians, the return is R$3.60 for every R$1 bet.
In addition, the houses also concede other options, such as, for example, a draw between the Spanish and the Bavarians, which takes the match to extra time.
Real Madrid, with an impressive record of 14 titles and three runners-up in 17 finals, arrive confident after winning their 36th Spanish Championship title last weekend. Meanwhile, Bayern Munich, with six titles under its belt, is seeking its 12th Champions League final.
Brazilian presence in Champions League clashes
The duels will also feature the presence of talented Brazilian players on the field. In the game PSG vs. Borussia, Marquinhos will lead the French. Meanwhile, in the Real vs. Bayern, Vini Jr. and Rodrygo will start for the Spanish team, with Eder Militão as an option on the bench.
