Jump On This Clash Of The Titans in Europe's Top Tournament: Accumulator Tip for April 09

Top European teams battle for a spot in the semifinals as the Gunners welcome Bayern to the Emirates Stadium. At the same time, the most decorated team in the history of the UEFA Champions League squares off against the title holders, Manchester City, in Spain today, while Leicester City fight for their third consecutive win against relegation-threatened Millwall.

Arsenal vs Bayern

The Gunners will face off against Bayern Munich at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday. Arsenal have been impeccable lately, with eleven games without defeat in the league. They head here with a hard-fought victory over Porto in the knockout stage, winning on penalties. On the other hand, Bayern have actually been solid in this tournament, losing just once in eight matches. However, things have not been quite right for them in the Bundesliga, with four losses in eight games—the German heavyweight march on the back of two consecutive defeats. Bayern have dominated this fixture over the years, with six victories, while Arsenal have managed five wins. The Gunners are flying high in the league, and for the fact that the whole stadium will be filled with Arsenal supporters after the away fans are banned following their misconduct against Lazio, we think the hosts will be more robust. Arsenal will take advantage of the visitors' terrible run lately, and we expect the Gunners to win comfortably here.

Bet Type: W1

Real Madrid vs Manchester City

The most successful team in the history of the UEFA Champions League will face off against the defending champions at the Bernabeu Stadium on Tuesday. This highly anticipated match has produced lots of exciting results over the years, and this won’t be different. The hosts are undefeated over their previous thirteen games, while the visitors march here without a loss in twenty-five games. Over their last four meetings, the home team has either won or drawn on their ground. Manchester City are missing two key players for this encounter: Nathan Ake and Kyle Walker. Real Madrid will be more than happy with the absence of Walker, who was solid against Vinicius in their last meeting. This is an evenly contested game, and I think both sides will settle for a share of the spoils here.

Bet Type: FT X

Millwall vs Leicester City

The hosts have struggled in recent games, heading here without a win in four games. They are currently two points ahead of the relegation zone, and a defeat here will further drag them down. On the other hand, Leicester City are back on their feet with back-to-back wins. They presently occupy the top spot on the log, intending to return to the premier league. The visitors can’t afford to drop points here and we expect them to see goals in both halves.

Bet Type: Goals in both halves