Neymar and Lewandowski an awesome 11/4 Champions League double

Want to make some midweek money betting on the Champions League? Then Coral have the perfect bet for you.

We offer punters excellently enhanced odds of 11/4 on Barcelona superstar Neymar and Bayern Munich centre forward Robert Lewandowski both to score anytime in their respective European outings. Barca play host to PSG, while Bayern battle CSKA Moscow. Here’s why this is such a great bet.

Brazil captain Neymar has already scored against PSG this season, one of 13 strikes in just 17 club outings for Catalan giants Barcelona this season. With a star-sudded line-up supporting and joining him in their attack, plus a Parisian defence that contains David Luiz up against him, he will surely get chances.

Andres Iniesta and Ivan Rakitic pull the strings in Barca’s midfield superbly. Alongside Neymar up front, meanwhile, will be the likes of Lionel Messi, Pedro Rodriguez and Luis Suarez. To make matters even more interesting, top spot in Champions League Group F is up for grabs.

Neymar has also been red hot on the international stage this year, scoring seven in as many caps, including a four-goal haul against reigning Asia Cup holders Japan. This form for country has definitely carried over to his club, as outlined above.

Like Neymar, prolific Poland poacher Lewandowski has two Champions League goals already this term, and boasts impressive stats of nine in 20 competitive club appearances since moving to Munich.

Pep Guardiola has mixed it up more at the Allianz, playing on the counter and that is all to the good for Lewandowski. It plays to his strengths. Bayern have a 100 per cent record at home this term and have conceded twice.

Lewandowski is there to finish off their attacks, and has a vast array of forward talent to help him do that against Moscow. Established international stars Franck Ribery and Arjen Robben join World Cup winners Thomas Muller and Mario Gotze in feeding the centre forward.

So, there you have it. Bet now on Neymar and Lewandowski to bring home some Christmas bacon.