
The Champions League knockout stage is back and we’ve put together some juicy 30/1 card tips for tonight’s matches.
Newcastle v Barcelona
Tip 1: Joelinton - To Be Shown A Card
Best odds of 7/4 at bet365 at the time of publishing.
Joelinton is no stranger to picking up cards. He’s been shown a yellow in 4 of his last 9 games and has a very high rate this season, averaging 0.51 per 90 minutes across all competitions. In his last five matches, he’s already collected three yellows and five in the last ten.
He has two yellow cards in six Champions League starts, including one in the very first game of this season against Barcelona. Given his combative style and tendency to commit fouls in advanced positions, Joelinton is likely to see a card again against the Catalans.
Atalanta v Bayern Munich
Leg 2: Konrad Laimer - To Be Shown A Card
Best odds of 15/4 at BetVictor at the time of publishing.
Laimer tops the charts for Bayern in terms of cards per 90 this season, averaging 0.38. He has been in a hot streak recently, picking up three yellows across his last three games. His last five matches have seen a mix of fouls, but he regularly commits challenges that draw the referee’s attention.
With Bayern facing a competitive Atalanta side, Laimer’s aggressive style and defensive responsibilities make him a strong candidate to be shown a card, especially given the fact that he might play out of position at Left Back.
Atletico Madrid v Tottenham
Leg 3: João Palhinha - To Be Shown A Card
Best odds of 2/1 at BetMGM UK while publishing.
Palhinha is a disciplined disruptor in midfield but regularly picks up cards. He has been shown a yellow in four of his last ten matches and has already been carded in both of his recent Champions League games. Averaging 1.27 fouls per 90 this season, he is heavily involved in breaking up opposition play.
Against Atletico, who can be quick in transitions, Palhinha’s tactical fouls and intensity make him likely to see a card once again.
Best odds of the above mentioned treble is 31/1 at bet365 while publishing. Comparatively higher than other bookmakers like Paddy Power (20/1), William Hill (25/1), etc at the time of publishing.








