Football Multi Bet: $45.94 Tip for Thursday

The Champions League returns with some exciting fixtures this week. Here are our multi selections for Thursday’s Champions League action that could have Kiwi punters win big on betting apps in NZ.

Thursday November 27, 9:00am NZT, Karaiskakis Stadium

Real Madrid make the trip to the Karaiskakis Stadium to take on Olympiakos Piraeus, in a meeting that pairs a European powerhouse against a side still trying to find its rhythm. Olympiakos are still chasing their first win of the campaign, while Real Madrid have picked up nine points out of the available 12 so far. 

The best online sports betting sites offer short odds for a Real Madrid win. Los Blancos have a star-studded forward line headlined by the likes of Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Jr. We expect Madrid to score freely against a side that has shipped nine goals in their first four outings. That said, Madrid winning both halves is a solid bet here to get our multi underway.

Thursday November 27, 9:00am NZT, Anfield

Liverpool’s historical dominance over PSV Eindhoven might not mean much on Thursday, as a strangely out-of-sorts Reds side welcome the Eredivisie leaders for Champions League matchday five.

Liverpool have beaten PSV every time they’ve met at Anfield, yet they’ve arguably never approached this fixture looking so vulnerable. The hosts return to action after suffering a horrible 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest, which pushed them outside the top 10. 

Football betting sites are downplaying Liverpool’s poor form, so there's a great opportunity for an undervalued bet here. The visiting side has a formidable attack, which could trouble the fragile Liverpool defence. We expect a draw in this one, a result that pays handsomely at Bet and Play this week.

Thursday November 27, 9:00am NZT, Wanda Metropolitano

With Atletico boasting a perfect home return and Inter carrying maximum points, Thursday’s showdown at the Metropolitano is set to break someone’s streak. Atleti sent Inter packing two years ago, but as they reconvene in Spain, the home side find their playoff hopes hanging in the balance. 

We must keep in mind that Inter Milan have beaten Spanish teams in the group stage only once in their last 15 attempts.

Atleti are the side under real pressure and will throw everything at an Inter team still feeling the sting of their derby loss. Even so, the Nerazzurri tend to find another gear in Europe—especially defensively—and a draw in Madrid seems like the likeliest outcome.