Betting on Champions League qualification matches: Accumulator Tip for August 29

This round of Champions League qualification matches has reached its last stage, and the top three matchups are featured in today's accumulation tips. After battling to a scoreless draw in the first leg, Young Boys and Maccabi Haifa have a battle that is wide open. This is in contrast to the situation with Braga and Galatasaray, who have the advantage coming into this second-leg matchup. Check out my breakdown of the game, which also includes some wagering recommendations for you to consider.

Galatasaray vs Molde

Molde have not let a first-leg disadvantage extinguish their Champions League hopes so far this summer, but Galatasaray being demoted to Europa League football in Istanbul is clearly a pipe dream for Moe's men. With Torreira's return to the lineup and Ziyech maybe being given the opportunity to make an early impression at Rams Park, the home team should revert to type defensively and showcase their outstanding offensive prowess in order to punch their ticket to the group stage. 

• Bet: W1

Panathinaikos vs Braga

Panathinaikos has not been defeated in any of their three home games in European qualifiers, and they have drawn two of those games. It's interesting to note that the home team has never beaten a Portuguese team in their own stadium. Braga, on the other hand, have only been defeated by Greek clubs once in six matches, scoring in every single one of those matches. However, with a lead in the aggregate score, Braga has the ability to play for a tie. In the meantime, Braga haven't played since the first leg, while Panathinaikos will play their second game in three days. As a result of this and Braga's impressive track record against Greek opponents, the away team is likely to prevail once more, albeit by a slim margin, but to be on the safe side, a win or draw for the visitors looks solid.

• Bet: X2

Young Boys vs Maccabi Haifa

In the first leg, both teams were adamant about avoiding giving up any goals, but we anticipate that they will be more willing to take some chances in this encounter now that a spot in the Champions League group stages is within striking distance. Young Boys have a strong track record at home, and our prediction is that they will prevail in this match by a close margin.

• Bet: W1