Soccer Betting Podcast

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down all 4 of the Champions League Quarterfinal 2 Legs, taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday. Three of the ties look to be already decided, with Inter Milan and Bayern Munich still seemingly in the balance— despite Inter’s away win in Germany. However, it’s difficult to fully write off holders Real Madrid, despite their 3 goal deficit— due to Madrid’s illustrious history in this competition.Arsenal racked up three second-half goals to secure their 3-0 first-leg lead over Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals last week, thanks to Declan Rice’s stunning brace of free kicks— leaving Los Blancos with a mountain to climb if their Champions League defence is to continue.00:00 Introduction
03:25 Champions League Quarterfinals Overview
06:44 Match Analysis: Aston Villa vs PSG
10:57 Match Analysis: Borussia Dortmund vs Barcelona
14:01 Match Analysis: Real Madrid vs Arsenal
19:28 Match Analysis: Inter Milan vs Bayern Munich
23:25 Closing Remarks and Final Lock

Billi (@SGPSoccer) brings a re-recorded condensed version of Bet MUFC, opening up by covering the Newcastle game— which comes with a Lock. The episode then moves onto looking at Lyon on Thursday and the Andre Onana situation.Manchester United’s season is all but over domestically, with the Red Devils out of contention for European qualification and set for a bottom-half finish. However, Ruben Amorim’s side are still involved in the Europa League, drawing the first leg of their quarter-final tie in Lyon on Thursday, but with the return match to come at Old Trafford next midweek, this trip to Tyneside could act as little more than a distraction.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down this weekend’s key matches from the Serie A Matchday 32 slate. The games of the weekend will take on Sunday as Atalanta host Bologna and Lazio host Roma in the Rome Derby— where both games could have a significant bearing on who gets European football next season.A 2-0 defeat in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final has damaged morale in the Lazio camp ahead of a fierce Rome derby against Roma, and their arch-rivals could leapfrog them with a win on Sunday. However, the hosts are unbeaten in five home games, and the designated home side has only lost one of the last 16 Rome derbies, and Roma haven’t won the derby as the away side since 2016.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Premier League Matchday 32 slate, with the primary focus now shifting towards the many European spots the EPL are expected to receive (as many as 10 and a minimum of 8).The weekend opens up with Manchester City hosting Crystal Palace on Saturday morning— which is looking like a must-win for the hosts. Manchester City face a battle to make the Premier League top four this season, and their chances of doing so may take another hit when they host an in-form Crystal Palace on Saturday. City’s drab goalless draw in last weekend’s Manchester Derby leaves them in 6th spot, with just four wins from their last nine games in all competitions, and they have only tasted victory in half of their last six at the Etihad.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down all of the Champions League Quarterfinal 1st Legs, taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday.The most anticipated tie of the round is arguably Arsenal’s clash with Real Madrid. While Real Madrid are historically the Champions League’s most dominant side, they’re fortunate to have reached the last eight of this season’s competition. Their shootout win over Atletico Madrid featured an incredible decision to disallow Julian Alvarez’s penalty, and Real looked incredibly vulnerable throughout the second-leg against their Madrid rivals. Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal reign has been a successful one overall, but too often they’ve fallen short in the biggest moments and there are now questions being asked about his future.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) looks back at United’s loss to Forest and Analyses Ruben Amorim’s latest interview with Melissa Reddy. The show then closes by looking at the Manchester Derby.Manchester City have been able to build up some momentum thanks to a couple of soft fixtures, following last weekend’s win over out-of-sorts Bournemouth. Pep Guardiola’s men will hope that good run can continue against a United side who are stuck in 13th following their 13th defeat of the Premier League campaign.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down a vitally important Matchday 31 slate, which could have huge title and European implications, with six of the top seven teams all facing each other— including 4th placed Bologna hosting Antonio Conte’s 2nd placed Napoli on Monday, in what is arguably the game of the Matchday.Napoli go into the weekend three points shy of leaders Inter Milan, so Monday’s visit to Bologna will be a huge test of their title hopes. Bologna are on an incredible run- winning six games on the spin, making them a real threat to the Partenopei.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Matchday 31 slate, which will see Aston Villa host Nottingham Forest, in a clash that could have significant European implications. Meanwhile, Liverpool will look to go one step closer to lifting the title when they travel to Fulham on Sunday.Arne Slot’s side were not overly impressive as they laboured to a 1-0 win in the Merseyside Derby, but they are unbeaten in 26 top-flight games and have won and have won 19 of those, building a 12-point lead at the top of the table. The Reds lead could be even wider by the end of the weekend, as Arsenal face a tough trip to Fulham and may be looking ahead to their midweek UCL clash with Real Madrid.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Matchday 30 slate, which will see leaders Liverpool host Everton in the Merseyside Derby on Wednesday, while Chelsea and Tottenham resume their bitter London rivalry at Stamford Bridge on Thursday.Liverpool were being talked about as potential quadruple winners under two months ago, but in that time they have seen themselves eliminated from the FA Cup and the Champions League, swiftly followed by a shock defeat at Wembley in the League Cup final before the international break. Liverpool supporters will be hoping that the international break time has given them time to reset and regroup, and a triumph in the Merseyside derby would provide them a welcome boost in confidence as they canter towards the Premier League title.

Manchester United return from the international break tonight, when travel to Nottingham Forest and Billi (@SGPSoccer) provides you with an in-depth betting preview, before closing out with his best play. Nottingham Forest go into a match against Manchester United as the favourites for the first time in a generation, and are unbeaten in their last eight home league contests with six wins and two draws— a sequence that has helped them keep a firm grip on a top-three position. However, they go into this game off the back of a draining 120 minutes against Brighton in the FA Cup and with injury doubts surrounding two of their key players.