S.P. Read Esq: PSG v Real Madrid
Our daily columnist and pundit S.P. Read Esq. looks ahead to Tuesday’s Champions League game between PSG v REAL MADRID and finds the best opportunities available on Star Spreads, the home of sports spread betting.
Two Champions League last 16 second leg games on Tuesday and whilst there is English interest at Anfield with Liverpool hosting Porto, the fact that Liverpool left Portugal with a 5-0 first leg lead surely means this one will be a dead rubber?
The other match does look of interest though. European heavyweights PSG taking on Real Madrid in Paris with the hosts needing to turn around a 3-1 deficit BUT do have an away goal.
There has been plenty of early money about for PSG today (3/1 to qualify with starsports.bet) but their task has been made incalculably harder with Neymar’s season-ending absence due a broken foot.
PSG defender Dani Alves still has hope. He said: “Either we sit down and cry, or we get up and do what we have to do.
“With Neymar, PSG are stronger, and without Neymar we are still strong because there are other players.
“For sure, we will feel his absence. But I insist that between sitting down and crying and getting up and getting on with it, I always opt for the second option.”
Whilst PSG are unbeaten in all competitions at the Parc des Princes this season, they have failed to defeat Real Madrid in their three previous Champions League encounters.
PSG v Real Madrid
UEFA Champions League Last-16 2nd Leg
19:45 BT Sport 2
HEAD TO HEAD RECORD
(Maximum 10 matches)
Feb 2018 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Real Madrid 3-1 Paris St-G.
Nov 2015 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Real Madrid 1-0 Paris St-G.
Oct 2015 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Paris St-G. 0-0 Real Madrid
Should be plenty of goals and I’m a seller of the third match goal at 66 with Star Spreads.
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