
The oddschecker team have picked out a 7/1 treble covering the action from the Champions League and Championship.
19:45 Tuesday
Ipswich vs Rotherham – Ipswich
Ipswich Town face Rotherham United in the Championship, with Ipswich vying for promotion to the Premier League.
Ipswich's recent wins have propelled them into contention for automatic promotion, trailing Southampton by just a point and Leeds United by three, with a game in hand.
Ipswich, with only four league losses this season, boasts confidence at home, ranking third in goals scored. Conversely, Rotherham languishes at the bottom of the table, ten points adrift of safety.
They have struggled away from home, winning none of their away games and conceding 37 goals while scoring just 9. With a string of losses and grim statistics, Rotherham faces an uphill battle at Portman Road and we expect the Tractor Boys to win this one.
20:00 Tuesday
PSV vs Borussia Dortmund - PSV Win & BTTS
The dominant Eredivisie frontrunners, PSV Eindhoven, face a significant challenge on Tuesday as they welcome Borussia Dortmund to Philips Stadion for the first leg of their last-16 clash in UEFA Champions League.
It marks PSV's return to the Champions League knockout stage after an eight-year hiatus, meeting a formidable opponent that navigated through this season's challenging 'Group of Death'.
Despite previous setbacks in qualifying matches, PSV reclaimed their spot among Europe's elite earlier this season, finishing second to Arsenal in Group B.
We expect an abundance of goals at Philips Stadion, where PSV's relentless attacking style often overwhelms their opponents.
Nevertheless, Dortmund's strong performance in the group stage indicates they are capable of matching PSV's intensity, setting the stage for an intriguing encounter before the return leg in Germany next month.
20:00 Tuesday
Inter Milan vs Atletico Madrid - Inter Milan
In what could be the standout fixture of this year's round of 16, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid face off in the Champions League, with the opening leg set to unfold at San Siro.
Inter, last season's finalists, currently lead Serie A and are in stellar form, having secured eight consecutive victories at the start of 2024. Their return to the Champions League sees them as one of Europe's top teams, based on their impressive performances over the past couple of seasons.
On the other hand, Atletico breezed through the group stage to reach the knockout phase once more, although their away record in the league shows only four wins, suggesting they might struggle against an Inter side that rarely falters at home.
Both Inter and Atletico boast considerable European experience, resilience, and tactical savvy, setting the stage for a closely contested match. Despite this, both teams have been prolific in front of goal this season, indicating that attacking prowess will likely play a significant role in the outcome.








