Champions League Betting Tips: Will Real Madrid crash out tonight?

Real Madrid have qualified from the Champions League group stages for 28 years running. That streak could end tonight.

A home win at 4/6 would guarantee their spot in the draw for the last 16. It’s 14/5 for a draw, which would be enough if Inter beat Shakhtar, while Monchengladbach are 4/1 to win and end their hopes.

The last five games between these sides have produced 20 goals in total. Think we could see another goalfest? Over 3.5 Goals is going for 5/4.

Zinedine Zidane will be without Eden Hazard, though Sergio Ramos should return. The captain has a history of scoring crucial goals – he’s 3/1 to score here.

Karim Benzema could also have a big role to play. He’s 16/5 to score first or 19/20 anytime.

The La Liga giants will need to be wary of Alassane Plea though. The 27-year-old has five goals and three assists in the group stages so far. He’s 23/10 to score another, with Marcus Thuram at 12/5 in the anytime market.

Inter Milan v Shakhtar Donetsk (20:00)

The other game in Group D sees both sides still in with a chance of progressing.

Shakhtar’s fate is in their own hands – an away win at 9/1 will take them through. It’s not so straightforward for Inter – they need a 3/10 home win and either Real Madrid or Monchengladbach to win in the other game. A draw (24/5) would take Shakhtar through, as long as Real Madrid don’t win.

Romelu Lukaku’s brace to secure victory against Gladbach has kept Inter’s hopes alive. He’s 12/5 to score first or 4/7 at any point.

Dentinho could be the key man for the Ukrainian side – we go 14/5 that he gets a goal.

Red Bull Salzburg v Atletico Madrid (20:00)

We’ve got a shootout at the Red Bull Arena – whoever wins will join Group A winners Bayern Munich in the draw for the next round.

Our traders think Atletico’s European experience could be key – they’re 11/10 favourites. Salzburg are 12/5 to win and reach the knockout stages for the first time. There’s 27/10 about the draw, which would take Diego Simeone’s side through.

With so much at stake, we could be in for a cagey affair. It’s 5/4 for Under 2.5 Goals.

Luis Suarez leads the goalscoring markets at 4/1 to score first or 7/5 anytime, with Joao Felix 17/10 to strike.

Mergim Berisha is 21/10 to add to his four Champions League goals this season for Salzburg.

Man City v Marseille (20:00)

City have already qualified for the last 16 as Group C winners and they’re clear 3/10 favourites to take the points here.

However, they don’t have a great record against French sides under Pep Guardiola, losing three of their six games against Ligue 1 opposition. Marseille will take encouragement from that, despite being 10/1 outsiders. There’s 9/2 about the draw.

Saying that, City have only conceded once during the group stage so far and Marseille are the competition’s lowest scorers with two goals. A City win to nil is 11/10.

Gabriel Jesus is 11/10 to score anytime, with Ferran Torres 13/10 to add to his three Champions League strikes this term. Sergio Aguero may also be fit to feature – he’s 10/11 to net if he gets on.

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All odds and markets correct as of date of publication.