Backing top visiting sides for Wednesday's Champions League matches: Accumulator Tips for October 4

There are some of the best teams in the world competing in today's UEFA Champions League matches, which are about to conclude the second week of the competition. In the following paragraphs, I will present several different betting alternatives for accumulator tips.

Porto's impressive performances at their own stadium, along with Barcelona's lack of success in the Champions League when playing away from their home turf in Catalonia, could make Wednesday's match more difficult for Xavi's squad than it seems like it would be on paper, but the away team's offensive prowess should eventually come to the fore. Along with their injury-plagued defense, Porto's morale would have taken a hit with their devastating loss to Benfica at the weekend, and we have faith that Barcelona will make it two wins from two in Group H.

The previous match between Man City and Leipzig may have been a walk in the park for Man City, but the current form of the two clubs suggests that Wednesday's game will be a lot more competitive than the previous one was. Although they have many talented players on their roster, Manchester City is currently dealing with a few injury concerns that need to be addressed. Leipzig will be optimistic about their chances of getting through Manchester City's defense, although the visitors received a significant boost with Rodri's return to the lineup. Pep Guardiola has a record that isn't great at the Red Bull Arena, so the upcoming game will be an opportunity for him to make amends. On their best day, RB Leipzig can be a formidable opponent, and they have given Manchester City reason for concern on multiple occasions in the past. However, Manchester City appears to be the superior squad on paper, and they should be able to prevail in this match.

Both Newcastle and PSG have done an excellent job of staying strong defensively over the previous few weeks, but the Magpies in particular have no need to be afraid of any opponent after defeating Manchester City in front of their own fans just one week ago, albeit a depleted version of Manchester City. Kylian Mbappe has been a steady leader for his team on the European stage, but he will need to pull another rabbit out of the hat this week in order for France to retain their title as European champions. The rowdy environment at St. James' Park will certainly play a part in intimidating the French team. PSG has a stronger team on paper than Newcastle United does, and Newcastle has less experience playing in Europe, so PSG has a little advantage going into this game.