Betting Tips for Today

Dortmund enter this match in strong attacking form, having re-established themselves among the most dangerous sides in this phase of the Champions League, as shown by eleven goals scored across their last four matches. The convincing 4-0 win over Villarreal further highlighted the team’s ability to punish defensive mistakes with remarkable efficiency under Niko Kovac. Despite the continued absence of experienced defender Niklas Sule and the ongoing omission of Julien Duranville, the squad remains stable and well-supported by several attacking options. Bodo/Glimt arrive in a difficult situation, having lost three matches in a row and seeing their hopes of progressing drop to a minimum, with the additional setback of Jostein Gundersen’s suspension. The Norwegian side have struggled to compensate for defensive issues and inconsistent form, reflected in one of the lowest point totals in the entire competition. Current momentum and the quality gap between the sides make this matchup heavily favourable to the home team.

Athletic remain in contention for the playoff positions in the Champions League, but their performances have lacked stability, as evidenced by just four points collected from five matches. A substantial injury list — including Inaki Williams, Robert Navarro and several defensive players — and the suspension of Aitor Paredes further complicate their situation. Although a morale-boosting league win over Atletico Madrid arrived at the weekend, maintaining competitiveness against the reigning European champions will be a major challenge. PSG, meanwhile, continue to display exceptional attacking strength, scoring nineteen goals to sit among the top offensive sides in this year’s Champions League despite occasional defensive lapses. Even with absences such as Lucas Hernandez and Achraf Hakimi, Luis Enrique has a deep squad at his disposal, with Ousmane Dembele returning and Bradley Barcola expected to feature as a false nine. Quality, form and squad depth strongly favour the French champions.

Villarreal experience a striking contrast between their superb domestic form — sitting near the top of La Liga — and their disappointing Champions League campaign, where they have collected only a single point so far. Their league performances, however, demonstrate significant potential, suggesting that a turning point could come in this crucial fixture. Despite injuries to Juan Foyth, Logan Costa, Willy Kambwala and Pau Cabanes, the squad depth still provides Marcelino with options to maintain the team’s attacking profile, especially with Ilias Akhomach pushing for a starting role. Copenhagen travel with inconsistent form, further weakened by the suspension of Lerager and several injuries, though their recent win over Kairat keeps faint hopes alive. The decisive factor is expected to be Villarreal’s tempo, creativity and urgent need for three points to remain in contention for the playoff spots. This match presents the ideal opportunity for the Spanish side to finally transfer their excellent league form into European competition.