How to explore the Champions League final betting trends

The UEFA Champions League final is always a fun thing for any football and sports fan, but also for bettors. There are a lot of things that you can bet on before and during the title match set on May 28.

Let’s look into it and find out the trends for this year’s Champions League final where Real Madrid will face Liverpool!

LIVERPOOL LOOMS AS FAVORITE IN FINAL

Klopp’s squad emerges as the favorite in the final, but Real Madrid already proved to everyone that they can win against any team in the world – especially in the Champions League.

Real, on its way to the final, beat Chelsea in the semifinals at a match where Chelsea almost made a comeback on Bernabeu, but Real managed to win the series. It was tough to win over Manchester City, but Madrid also managed to come back from an almost finished match.

Liverpool had an easy way to the Final compared to Real Madrid. There were Inter Milan, Benfica and Villarreal teams to contend with. But the Villarreal match was not so easy for Liverpool, and it cannot be compared to Real’s path to seek the title.

INJURIES COME INTO PLAY IN MATCHUP

Liverpool has some troubles with injured players. Thiago and Fabinho are unlikely to start the match, while Van Dijk hasn’t played for two weeks.

On Madrid’s side, David Alaba is also injured, but he has been training consistently and he should be good for the final.

BENZEMA GOAL AMONG PERFECT BETS

If you want to bet on goals, you can take a risk and place your money on a Karim Benzema goal. He is the top-scorer in the CL this season, and he scores almost in every match.

The two teams have even chances to win, but it could also be a good bet for Real Madrid to emerge with a victory.  Also, the bet on under 2.5 goals in the match looks promising.

Mohamed Salah is also capable of scoring a lot of goals, and he is likely to score in the Final to help Liverpool claim a Champions League title.

These teams are clearly evenly matched to become champions. It’s not an easy task to predict the Champions League Final but someone has to call it.