Bet Builder Tips

Club Brugge are in great form, winning five of their last six matches and showing quality in the Champions League group stage.

Atletico Madrid have been inconsistent, suffering heavy defeats 3-0 to Rayo Vallecano and 2-1 to Bodo/Glimt in their last European game.

The hosts are tough to beat at home and create chances against anyone, while referees in the Champions League tend to issue more cards – main referee Daniel Sieber averages over 5 yellows per match.

We expect an open game with chances and plenty of official warnings, easily reaching the card and goal lines.

Olympiacos pulled off a 2-0 win in the previous meeting, but Bayer Leverkusen actually dominated the underlying numbers with 2.58 xG and clear control of possession.

Leverkusen are now in strong form, winning five of their last six matches and scoring three or more goals in four of their previous five.

The Bundesliga side look sharper and far more clinical compared to that earlier defeat.

Expect them to control proceedings again and at least avoid defeat in a game that should see goals.

Wolverhampton Wanderers are struggling badly, losing three of their last four league matches by at least two goals and failing to compete against top-five sides.

Arsenal have taken the handbrake off lately, scoring three or more goals in five of their last seven away games and looking sharp in attack.

With a big opportunity to extend their lead at the top, the Gunners should approach this clash with focus and intensity.

Given Wolves’ limited attacking threat and Arsenal’s defensive solidity, this sets up well for a controlled away performance.

AC Milan come into this clash as serious title contenders, winning four of their last five Serie A matches and going unbeaten in their last 10 at home.

The Rossoneri already beat Como 3-1 earlier this season, while the visitors have failed to win any of their games against the top four.

Como have shown progress under Cesc Fabregas, but they’ve struggled in the biggest tests, particularly against well-drilled defensive sides.

Milan’s balance and home consistency suggest a controlled performance rather than an open shootout.