Arsenal quietly creeping up 👀
Polymarket now gives them 19% to win the Champions League
And the chart has been grinding higher week after week
are we watching a dark horse run?
i told you, when we’re talking about Real Madrid and the Champions League, statistics don’t work, this is literally their tournament, they win it even when it seems like everything is against them
Mbappé’s absence actually played in their favor, Vinícius was just tearing up the left flank, this was the same Vini who should have won the Ballon d’Or two years ago
even in their worst seasons, Real played well in the CL, same thing this time. Their opponent is Benfica, whose coach deliberately got himself sent off so he wouldn’t have to manage his team at the Bernabéu, lol
Which Champions League odds stand out?
���🇹 Atalanta BC 44%
— Draw 26%
🇩🇪 Borussia Dortmund 31%
🇪🇸 Real Madrid CF 59%
— Draw 23%
🇵🇹 Benfica 20%
🇮🇹 Juventus FC 66%
— Draw 19%
🇹🇷 Galatasaray SK 17%
🇫🇷 Paris Saint-Germain 77%
— Draw 14%
🇲🇨 AS Monaco 10%
absolutely cinema. Bodø/Glimt won again and advanced to the Champions League Round of 16. And this after 6 consecutive losses at the start of the group stage
the first Norwegian club in 25 years to reach the CL Round of 16. The previous one was Rosenborg in the 1999/2000 season
fun fact:
if you had bought YES on their win in yesterday’s match, you would have earned:
$10 > $100
$50 > $500
$100 > $1000
already grabbed some chips and ready to watch the CL
tonight's main question:
can Inter stage a comeback against Bodø/Glimt after losing 1:3 in the first match?
there are plenty of reasons for that defeat: the climate, the artificial pitch, underestimating the opponent
tonight Inter play at home at San Siro, where the fans will push them forward. To advance to the next playoff stage they need to win by at least 2 goals
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@Polymarket gives Inter a 79¢ chance of winning, with over 1.5 goals at 92¢
the numbers suggest an easy win for Inter, but I'm planning to watch live and place bets as the game unfolds, sticking to my live trading strategy