Champions League Outright Betting Odds

Written by:
Alistair Prescott
Published on:
Jul/20/2009
Cristiano Ronaldo Real Madrid

With Real Madrid's summer spending spree including deals for Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka, surely the new wave of Galacticos will be forces to be reckoned with in this year's Champions League? Barcelona remain favourites however after last year's success.

Champions League outright betting odds have been posted at Sportingbet.com.

Both Barcelona and Real Madrid pay well thanks to the perceived competition.  Barcelona is paying €400 for every €100 bet.  Real Madrid only pays slightly more with a €100 bet: €450.
Cristiano Ronaldo struggled in his first match for Real Madrid, missing two free kicks in a preseason friendly against the Shamrock Rovers, a Dublin club of part-time players.

The team held Real Madrid's starters at bay through the first half Monday in front of a sellout crowd of 10,800 at Tallaght Stadium. A late strike from Karim Benzema gave the visitors a 1-0 win.

Ronaldo, the world's most expensive player, struck one free kick wide right and the other straight into a wall of Rovers players. He also had a shot wide before being substituted at halftime.

All Champions League outright betting odds appear below with additional odds found at Sportingbet.com.

 

 

Odds

Barcelona

4/1

Real Madrid

9/2

Chelsea

13/2

Manchester United

7/1

Liverpool

9/1

Inter Milan

12/1

AC Milan

16/1

Arsenal

16/1

Juventus

22/1

Bayern Munich

28/1

Sevilla

40/1

Atl. Madrid

50/1

Fiorentina

50/1

Lyon

50/1

Porto

50/1

Wolfsburg

50/1

Bordeaux

66/1

Marseille

66/1

Stuttgart

66/1

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Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

 

 

 

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