Football Tips: Thommo’s 35/1 Bet Builder for Tuesday’s action
Tuesday’s Champions League betting tips:
THOMMO’S MULTI-MATCH BET BUILDER
Tuesday 5:45pm: Dortmund v Newcastle
Dortmund to Win
Marco Reus to Score
Tuesday 8pm: Man City v Young Boys
Man City -3
Julian Alvarez to Score Two or More
- A Multi-Match Bet Builder with these selections pays at approximately 35/1 with Paddy Power.
Dortmund to Win
Borussia Dortmund were hammered at home against Bayern Munich on the weekend, with Harry Kane netting a hat-trick. I’m expecting a response from Dortmund and their fans will be right behind them.
Dortmund to win kicks off our bet.
Marco Reus to Score
Marco Reus has been Dortmund’s main man for a while now and I fancy him to turn up on Tuesday.
He’s a constant threat and Dortmund will create plenty of chances in front of their home crowd. Reus to Score is my next pick.
Man City -3
I fancied a comfy Manchester City win the last time they played Young Boys and I’m expecting the same on Tuesday at the Etihad.
I’m feeling a 4-0 City win so I’ll back Pep Guardiola’s side on the -3 Handicap. City hammered Bournemouth at the weekend and they’re in fine form.
Julian Alvarez to Score Two or More
Erling Haaland came off early in the Bournemouth win so I’m on Julian Alvarez to Score Two or More. If Haaland doesn’t play, Alvarez will be the main man. He’s been brilliant for City this season and he can have a field day against Young Boys, who won’t be able to handle the Premier League and European champions.
Tuesday’s Champions League betting tips:
THOMMO’S MULTI-MATCH BET BUILDER
Tuesday 5:45pm: Dortmund v Newcastle
Dortmund to Win
Marco Reus to Score
Tuesday 8pm: Man City v Young Boys
Man City -3
Julian Alvarez to Score Two or More
- A Multi-Match Bet Builder with these selections pays at approximately 35/1 with Paddy Power.
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