After October’s FIFA Day and the return to organizing the European championships, now it’s their turn Champions League to continue their schedule so that matchday 3 can be played.
As every week, a number of good games and stories are featured. Therefore, below, we look at the main data that should be taken into account.
Seniors seeking to continue with an ideal score
He Real Madrid, Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Barcelona These are the four teams they have so far ideal score in the Champions League. In this matchday 3, some have a tougher match than others, but all will be looking to continue their winning streak.
Without a doubt, the most attractive clash will probably be that of Bayern, who will have to travel to Istanbul to face Galatasarai. The victory of the Bavarians over the Turks pays 1.43 to 1, while the celebration from the Okan Buruk team, which They come from the win at Old Trafford5.80 to 1 prizes.
For their part, Real Madrid will travel to Portugal to visit Pantiesin a match that has them as favorites at odds of 1.47 to 1. Champions Manchester City will feature in Switzerland against Young boys and their celebration is reported 1.18 to 1. Finally, Barcelona will receive the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium Shakhtar Donetsk and your success will pay 1.15 to 1.
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The five teams that have not yet added a point
Manchester United, Benfica, Union Berlin, Celtic and Royal Antwerp are the teams with 0 points in the Champions League so far. Of those mentioned, the English team is the most surprising to be on this list.
Coincidentally, all five clubs play their home games on this day. The red devils They face Copenhagen at Old Trafford. 1.37 to 1 is paid for him to win. The matches of Benfica (2.10 to 1) and Union Berlin (3.45 to 1), which will welcome Real Sociedad and Napoli, respectively, will not be easy at all.
Perhaps even more complicated will be Celtic (3.50 to 1) and Royal Antwerp (3.35 to 1), who meet Atletico Madrid and Porto respectively.
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Jude Bellingham, looking to continue his scoring streak
The English midfielder is one of the great footballers of the season and it didn’t cost him anything to adapt to Real Madrid: Jude Bellingham is the team’s top scorer. Meringue with 10 goals in 11 games. In the Champions League, the 20-year-old scored a goal in the two games he played against Union Berlin and Napoli and will be looking to continue to extend his run with the Spanish club against Braga.
The three teams that have not yet converted
Milan, Borussia Dortmund and Benfica are the three teams that have not scored a goal in the Champions League so far. The Italian side are best placed because, despite not scoring a goal in two games, their opponents failed to score against them and drew 0-0 with Newcastle and Dortmund.
On Benfica’s side, the Portuguese side lost both matches, first to Salzburg and then to Inter. The debut against the Austrians looked ideal for points, but an early dismissal for Antonio Silva caused complications. Dortmund were eventually beaten in France by PSG and drew with AC Milan in Germany.
The three will be looking to pick up points and also break their Champions League goal drought: Milan will play PSG (their win is quoted at 4.20 to 1), Benfica hosts Real Sociedad (quoted at 2.10 to 1) and Dortmund travel to Newcastle (it will be the first meeting between them in their history and the Germans offer a payout of 3.95 to 1).
Rasmus Hojlund: Law of the Ex?
It was enough for the young Dane to have a few good months with Atalanta for Manchester United to shell out 75 million euros for the striker. Rasmus Hojlund, 20, is the scorer for the red devils in the Champions League with two goals, but his performances were not enough because the English team lost the two games they played so far (Bayern Munich and Galatasaray).
With Manchester United aiming for their first Champions League win, Rasmus Hoylund will face his former club Copenhagen. The forward trained with the Danish side and also made his professional debut there, where he scored 5 goals in 32 games played before joining Austria’s Sturm Graz.
