Champion Odds for Champions League Games: Accumulator Tip for April 17

Wednesday will be full of action-packed games in the continental realm across the globe. Ulsan Hyundai will host Yokohama F. Marinos in the first leg of the AFC Champions League semi-finals, Bayern will hope to continue their quest for the last title opportunity against Arsenal, and Man City will hope to continue their home dominance over Real Madrid. These matches will be well-analyzed below, including odds.

Ulsan recorded their second successive win in their last outing where they scored four goals against Gangwon FC. Joo Min-kyu got a brace, Lee Dong-gyeong and Um Won-sang added one goal each. Ulsan have 16 goals this season, the highest in the division. However, Yokohama F. Marinos were recently held to a 2-2 draw by 10-man Shanon Bellmare. Harry Kewell's team is currently doing well as they sit fifth in the J1 League standings, with four wins, two draws, and two losses in eight matches. With this record, both sides are good in the attack, so that is why I will go for the BTTS option in this clash as both sides will come out in search of the first-leg advantage.

• BTTS

There were expectations that Arsenal were going to win the first leg of this match back at the Emirates Stadium, but the Gunners ended up disappointing their fans by settling for a 2-2 draw. Their recent 2-0 league loss to Aston Villa added to the pain for the Gunners as they missed out on the chance to go top of the table. With the injuries from these two disappointing results still yet to be healed, backing Arsenal in this type of game in Germany is not a risk worth taking. Therefore, I would rather go for both sides to find the net in this clash. Bayern are out of all competitions this season except the Champions League, which is their last hope of winning a trophy this season. in addition to that, they have only lost three of their last 20 matches, winning 15.

• BTTS

Real Madrid and Manchester City both came from behind to take the lead in their recent match, with Fede Valverde's goal ten minutes before the end resulting in a deserved, though temporary, draw. Last season, Real lost 4-0 at the Etihad Stadium in the semi-finals, after managing a draw at home against the eventual champions. Since then, Pep Guardiola's team has won all four of their Champions League home matches. City have seen both teams score in seven of their last nine competitive games, while Real Madrid have seen both teams score in four of their last five Champions League matches. So, I will go with the BTTS option here.

• BTTS