We have picked out a 33/1 Acca for Tuesday's Champions League fixtures.
Tuesday night brings another high-stakes slate of Champions League league-phase action across Europe. Matchday 4 often separates the contenders cruising towards direct last-16 qualification from those slipping towards the playoff danger zone.
We’ve combed through Tuesday’s fixtures to construct a 33/1 five-fold accumulator, featuring European heavyweights on tricky away trips, dominant home bankers, and an enticing clash under the lights at Old Trafford.
Champions League 5-Fold Accumulator
- Leg 1: Man Utd to beat Roma @ 7/5
- Leg 2: Bayern Munich to beat Atletico Madrid @ 7/5
- Leg 3: PSG to beat Villarreal @ 8/13
- Leg 4: LASK Linz to beat Slovan Bratislava @ 2/5
- Leg 5: Inter Milan to beat Feyenoord @ 17/20
Best odds of 23/1 at AK Bets at the time of writing.
Leg 1: Manchester United to beat Roma @ 7/5
Manchester United's need for a statement victory is absolute. Michael Carrick's side sit 21st in the Champions League standings with three points from their first three fixtures, carrying the weight of a nine-game winless skid across all competitions that included European losses to Atletico Madrid and Como.
Gian Piero Gasperini’s Roma arrive in blistering attacking form, having notched 16 goals in their last five fixtures, including four against Slovan Bratislava, four against Cagliari, and a thrilling 3-3 draw away to Napoli. However, the Giallorossi remain porous defensively, conceding nine goals in that exact five-game span, and their historical record travelling to England is dire. Roma have managed just two wins in their last 17 away trips against Premier League opposition in major European competitions.
Most crucially, Old Trafford under the lights has historically been Roma's graveyard. United have won five of their eight overall meetings against Roma and hold a flawless record on home turf, winning all four previous encounters in Manchester, including the famous 7-1 thrashing in 2007 and the 6-2 demolition in 2021.
Leg 2: Bayern Munich to beat Atletico Madrid @ 7/5
Diego Simeone’s Atletico Madrid are traditionally one of European football’s stingiest propositions, arriving on the back of five straight domestic league wins and an unbeaten home record at the Metropolitano (four wins, one draw). Yet, Vincent Kompany’s Bayern Munich possess the sheer firepower to break down even the most stubborn low blocks.
The Bavarian giants have scored 27 goals in their opening eight Bundesliga fixtures, averaging well over three goals per game. Spearheaded by Harry Kane, Michael Olise, and Luis Diaz, Bayern's frontline has produced devastating scoring bursts, recently dismantling RB Leipzig 6-1 and recording hard-fought 2-2 stalemates against elite European competition like Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund.
Tournament pedigree heavily favours the visitors. Bayern have lost only two of their last 45 group and league-phase fixtures in the Champions League. Historically, Bayern have avoided defeat in their last two meetings with Simeone's side, which included a commanding 4-0 display in Madrid during the 2020 campaign.
Leg 3: Paris Saint-Germain to beat Villarreal @ 8/13
Luis Enrique’s Paris Saint-Germain are the undisputed form horse of the competition and the anchor of Tuesday's accumulator. The reigning European champions sit top of the Champions League table with a perfect nine points from their opening three games and arrive in Spain on an electric nine-game winning run across all competitions, recently dismantling Le Havre 5-1.
Villarreal, on the other hand, have failed to establish consistency. The Yellow Submarine sit 19th with just three points, having already fallen to Liverpool and Real Betis. Marcelino’s side has developed an alarming defensive frailty in continental action: they have failed to keep a clean sheet in 14 consecutive Champions League games, a club record, with their last 10 European matches averaging nearly four goals per game.
Villarreal's high defensive line will leave catastrophic space for the electric pace of Bradley Barcola and Ousmane Dembele. PSG have lost just one of their last 10 away Champions League assignments and are unbeaten in 13 across the competition.
Leg 4: LASK Linz to beat Slovan Bratislava @ 2/5
For the banker of the slip, we turn to Austria, where LASK Linz host Slovakian champions Slovan Bratislava.
Slovan are rooted to the bottom of the league-phase standings after losing all three opening matches. The step up in quality has proved brutal: they have shipped seven goals across their last two Champions League outings against Stuttgart (3-0) and Roma (4-0) without scoring a single goal in response.
While LASK endured a wild 6-3 defeat against Liverpool on Matchday 1, they showed their attacking quality and resolve in Matchday 2 by taking down Sporting CP 3-2 in Lisbon. Supported by a raucous home crowd at the Raiffeisen Arena where they have won four of their last five competitive matches, LASK should prove far too clinical for a Slovan defence struggling to compete at this level.
Leg 5: Inter Milan to beat Feyenoord @ 17/20
Closing out the five-fold is Simone Inzaghi’s tactically disciplined Inter Milan, who travel to Rotterdam to meet Feyenoord.
Feyenoord have enjoyed an exceptional domestic campaign, sitting top of the Eredivisie with 25 points from 11 matches, but their continental fixtures have repeatedly exposed defensive vulnerabilities. They have conceded eight goals in their opening three Champions League matches, struggling against quality transitional teams.
Inter, Champions League finalists in two of the last three seasons, possess the exact profile to control an intimidating atmosphere at De Kuip. The Nerazzurri are unbeaten in their last 13 Champions League matches against Dutch opposition. Furthermore, they hold an overwhelming psychological and tactical edge over Feyenoord after eliminating them 4-1 on aggregate in the knockout rounds, winning both legs with clinical counter-attacking execution.
With Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Thuram leading the line and Alessandro Bastoni orchestrating from the back, Inter’s defensive solidity and European big-game experience make 17/20 a compelling price to bring home the 23/1 accumulator.
