Coral look at the chances of British sides in the Champions League

Chelsea

The Blues showed Europe what they are capable of with a hugely impressive 2-1 victory at Atletico Madrid on matchday two. In doing so, Chelsea became the first English side ever to win away against Atletico in the Champions League.

More impressive was the manner of their performance. Antonio Conte’s side dominated from start to finish. With such free-flowing football between the midfield and forward line, the Coral News Team see value in Chelsea at 14/1.

Liverpool

With their attacking quartet of Mohamed Salah, Philippe Coutinho, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino, Liverpool have the fire power to win the competition. However, a leaky defence significantly dampens their chances.

Jurgen Klopp’s Reds have picked up just two points from their opening two games. Despite that disappointing tally, they still sit second in Group E. It’s Maribor up next home and away. If they can secure six points from those back-to-back matches, the Merseysiders will be well-placed to qualify for the next round. The Anfield club can be found at 25/1 to win the competition with Coral.

Tottenham Hotspur

Back-to-back victories in their opening group games gives Spurs an excellent chance of making it through. Crucially, the Lilywhites finally appear to be settling in at Wembley on the European stage.

Spurs have the starting XI to go far in the competition. It’s their lack of strength in depth that once again lets the North Londoners down. At 25/1, though, they could be worth an each-way shout.

Celtic

After two games Celtic sit level on points with Bayern Munich in Group B. However, the odds don’t exactly reflect their good start. The Hoops are 250/1 rank outsiders to claim a second European crown.

They have impressed so far, though. And against an out of sorts Bayern they may well fancy their chances. If they can take a point or three from that clash with the German giants, qualification from the group stage could well be on.

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All Odds and Markets are correct as of the date of publishing