The Santiago Bernabéu hosts one of the games of the season this Wednesday (16/04/25), as Arsenal visit reigning champions Real Madrid. The London side will be confident going into this match, as they hold a 3-0 lead on aggregate over their opponents. Should they hold onto this lead, it will be the first time since 2009 that they have made the semi finals of the Champions League.
Below, we’ve compiled our best Bet Builder tips ahead of the clash on Wednesday Evening.
We have selected a bet builder that covers a variety of markets, all backed by expert research into previous matches.
Here are our selections:
Kylian Mbappe 2+ Shots on Target: Kylian Mbappe has averaged 2.1 shots on target per match in the Champions League this campaign. Despite losing 3-0, he landed this market in the first leg.
Declan Rice 1+ Shots on Target: Declan Rice scored arguably one of the best free kicks in the competitions history in the first leg, as he bagged a brace for the Gunners. He managed four shots on target in the first leg.
Jude Bellingham to be booked: Jude Bellingham has been booked three times in Europe this campaign, averaging 1.3 fouls per match.
Myles Lewis-Skelly to commit a foul: Lewis-Skelly has fouled an opponent in each of his last three matches.
Vinicius Jr to be Booked: Vinicus Jr has been booked on four occasions in the Champions League this season, committing 1.5 fouls per match on average.
Antonio Rudiger to Commit a Foul: Rudiger has committed a foul in his last two matches, averaging 0.8 fouls a game in Europe.
Over 6 Corners: Arsenal have averaged 5.8 corners per match in this competition, with Real Madrid averaging 6.4.
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The Santiago Bernabéu hosts one of the games of the season this Wednesday (16/04/25), as Arsenal visit reigning champions Real Madrid. The London side will be confident going into ...
