Champions League Predictions
Welcome to the home of Champions League predictions. Our expert tipsters analyse statistics, form and other trends to give you the best tips possible – just look at our football predictions to see the level of detail we go into. Good luck!
Wednesday 7th May
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Rory McIlroy finally completed the career Grand Slam at the Masters last month, ending a decade-long Major drought in the process, and he will be relishing the chance to compete in the US PGA Championship at his beloved Quail Hollow Club.
McIlroy’s first PGA Tour title came at the Charlotte venue in 2010 and he’s gone on to win the Wells Fargo Championship at the course on a further three occasions. He is comfortable at this venue and, with a huge weight off his shoulders, can land a quickfire double.
Roma are sixth in Serie A, but they’re just two points shy of fourth with four games to play. The Giallorossi have bounced back from a nightmare start to put themselves in the Champions League race, with Claudio Ranieri leading an incredible turnaround.
Roma cycled through two managers by November, dismissing club legend Daniele De Rossi before a short stint for Ivan Juric. They won just four of their first 15 games, but Sunday’s 1-0 win at Inter Milan took their unbeaten run in the league to 18 games.
Roma have the best record in Serie A in 2025 by some distance, picking up seven points more than leaders Napoli. Their run-in is tricky, but this Roma side is playing so well it’s hard to look past them at this price.
Barcelona may have faltered in the first leg against Inter as the two sides delivered one of the games of the season, but Inter’s three goals came from just seven attempts on goal compared to Barcelona’s 20 efforts, and the Catalan giants have the quality to get the win in Milan next week.
They look good value to make the final in Munich later this month, and if they do get there, I would expect them to get the better of PSG or Arsenal.
It is difficult to look past the obvious in the women’s French Open as Polish phenomenon Iga Swiatek bids to claim her fifth title at Roland Garros and her fourth in succession.
The 23-year-old is the true definition of a clay-court specialist, having lost only two of her 37 matches on the Parisian red dirt, and when handed these conditions she remains extremely tough to thwart.
The world number two showed herself to be in excellent form at the recent Madrid Open and she should take all the beating.
With defending champion Carlos Alcaraz having to prove his well-being following his recent withdrawal from the Madrid Open, world number one Jannik Sinner returning from suspension and Novak Djokovic having to up his game, it could pay to go against the tide in the men’s French Open.
World number two Alexander Zverev is another player performing below his optimum and that means the value could lie with Casper Ruud.
The Norwegian simply thrives on this slower terrain and, having finished runner-up at Roland Garros in 2022 and 2023 as well as making last season’s semi-final, his consistency may be about to be rewarded.
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Champions League Predictions & Betting Tips
You’re in safe hands. Before making each Champions League prediction our experts analyse statistics, look at potential angles and compare them with bookmaker odds. It’s hard to be better informed!
The Champions League is the biggest and best club tournament around, regularly drawing hundreds of millions of viewers from across the world. There’s also never any shortage of drama, making it the perfect place to enjoy a bet. We have predictions and tips for every single game of the tournament – right from the group stages to the final.
But enough of that, let’s dive in with your questions.
When do you post tonight’s Champions League tips?
We post our Champions League tips at 10pm the night before each match. Posting this early allows us to get the best value possible while also giving you plenty of time to digest our tips.
Meanwhile, our match predictions are posted 2-3 days before kick-off. Each of these includes statistics, betting tips and correct score predictions.
How to bet on the Champions League today
Your first port of call should be our free bets page, where you can compare the best offers from all the top bookmakers. It also pays to be informed before placing a bet – particularly on a tournament as big as this where so much information is available. It’s therefore important you check out our Champions League betting tips and match predictions for all the best insight.
How does the Champions League work?
A certain number of teams from each league in Europe qualify for the Champions League. This number depends on the quality of the league and ranges from one to four teams. Some teams have to play qualifiers to get into the tournament, while higher-ranked teams are placed straight into the group stage.
Once the qualifiers have taken place, the group stages begin. There are eight groups in total, each made up of four teams. The teams in each group play each other twice, once at home and once away. The top two qualify for the knockout rounds. It’s an advantage to finish top of your group, as this means you will play a second-placed team in the next round.
The knockout stages are as follows: round of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, final. Each match-up includes one home leg and one away leg, except for the final, which is a stand-alone match.
Which teams are in the Champions League?
The following teams have qualified for the 2022/23 Champions League group stage…
AC Milan, Ajax, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Bayer Leverkusen, Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Celtic, Chelsea, Club Brugge, FC Porto, Frankfurt, Juventus, Inter Milan, Liverpool, Manchester City, Marseille, Napoli, PSG, Real Madrid, RB Leipzig, Salzburg, Sevilla, Shakhtar Donetsk, Sporting Lisbon, Tottenham.
So those are the teams, but it’s also worth getting to know the players. You can check out the top scorers in the Champions League this season here.
When is each stage?
The group stage runs from 6th September 2022 to 2nd December 2022. The dates for the knock-out rounds are as follows:
14, 15, 21, 22 February 2023 – Round of 16, 1st leg
7, 8, 14, 15 March – Round of 16, 2nd leg
11, 12 April – Quarter-finals, 1st leg
18, 19 April – Quarter-finals, 2nd leg
9, 10 May – Semi-finals, 1st leg
16, 17 May – Semi-finals, 2nd leg
10 June – Final
Our Champions League predictions will cover all these crunch matches in fantastic detail.
When is the Champions League final?
The Champions League final will take place on Saturday 10 June 2023. The match will kick-off at at 20:00 (UK Time). It will be held at the Atatürk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul.
Where to watch the Champions League
UK viewers can watch the entirety of the Champions League, including the final, on BT Sport. You can also catch matches on bet365’s live streaming service – a great way to follow the action and bet at the same time. For all this week’s matches, check out our Live Football on TV page.
Who has won the Champions League most often?
Since its inception in 1955, Real Madrid have won the Champions League most often with 14 wins. They are followed by AC Milan on 7 wins, while Liverpool and Bayern Munich have both won the competition 6 times.
Recent winners:
- 2022: Real Madrid
- 2021: Chelsea
- 2020: Bayern Munich
- 2019: Liverpool
- 2018: Real Madrid
- 2017: Real Madrid
- 2016: Real Madrid
- 2015: Barcelona
- 2014: Real Madrid
- 2013: Bayern Munich
- 2012: Chelsea
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We offer a fantastic range of different tips to bet on the Champions League with. Check out our full range of free football tips here:
- Accumulator Tips
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