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Champions League Acca: A 39/2 Four-Fold for Tuesday

The Champions League phase rolls into Matchweek Three — and Tuesday’s schedule is stacked. Nine fixtures, storylines everywhere, and goals practically guaranteed.

We’ve got Villarreal hosting Manchester City, Barcelona taking on Olympiacos, and heavyweight action across Europe as Arsenal, PSG, and Newcastle all look to stamp their mark on the group stage.

From Haaland’s relentless hunt for more goals to PSG’s potential goalfest in Germany, we’ve built a bold four-fold accumulator for the night — one that pays out at around 19/1 if it all clicks.

Tuesday Champions League Accumulator Tips

Villarreal vs Manchester City – Haaland to score and City to win @ 5/4
Newcastle United vs Benfica – Both Teams To Score @ 31/40
Barcelona vs Olympiacos – Lamine Yamal to score and Barcelona to win @ 5/4
Bayer Leverkusen vs PSG – Scoring over 3.5 Goals @ 7/5

Acca pays @ 19.5/1

Villarreal vs Manchester City – Haaland to score and City to win @ 5/4

Manchester City are unbeaten in eight and arrive in Spain full of confidence after a tidy 2-0 win over Everton. Four points from Napoli and Monaco already, and Pep Guardiola’s men look like they’re warming up nicely.

Villarreal, meanwhile, have hit a rough patch — no wins in three, seven goals conceded, and still shaking off that 1-0 defeat to Spurs after a goalkeeping blunder.

City will want no repeat of the wastefulness that cost them against Monaco, and with Erling Haaland’s insane record — 36 goals in 32 Champions League group/league phase games, including eight in eight versus Spanish sides — it’s hard to look past the visitors.

Option 1: Haaland to score and City to win @ 5/4

Newcastle United vs Benfica – Both Teams To Score @ 31/40

St James’ Park under the lights? It’s never quiet. Newcastle bounced back in style with a 4-0 demolition of Union Saint-Gilloise, and with Anthony Gordon and Nick Woltemade flying, they’ll back themselves to keep scoring.

Benfica, though, are fighting for their Champions League lives after narrow defeats to Qarabag and Chelsea. Greek striker Vangelis Pavlidis — five goals in seven league games — remains their danger man.

With both sides needing a result, this one screams goals at both ends.

Option 2: BTTS @ 31/40

Barcelona vs Olympiacos – Lamine Yamal to score and Barcelona to win @ 5/4

Barcelona love facing Greek sides — they’ve won all seven previous home matches against them in UEFA competitions. Olympiacos, on the other hand, travel about as well as a paper umbrella in a thunderstorm — 11 straight away defeats in the group stage.

Barça got back on track with a gritty 2-1 win over Girona at the weekend, and teenage sensation Lamine Yamal once again played a part in the opener.

Set to become the youngest player ever to make 25 Champions League appearances, the 18-year-old will be itching to celebrate with a goal.

Option 3: Lamine Yamal to score and Barcelona to win @ 5/4

Bayer Leverkusen vs PSG – Scoring over 3.5 Goals @ 7/5

If you like chaos, this might be the one. PSG’s 3-3 draw with Strasbourg and Leverkusen’s wild 4-3 win over Mainz suggest defense might not be the priority for either side right now.

PSG have already brushed aside Atalanta and Barcelona, but Leverkusen — with their attacking flair — are more than capable of landing a punch of their own.

Expect end-to-end action, goals galore, and a very nervous set of goalkeepers.

Option 4: Over 3.5 Goals @ 7/5

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Champions League Acca: A 39/2 Four-Fold for Tuesday

Tuesday Champions League Accumulator Tips

Villarreal vs Manchester City – Haaland to score and City to win @ 5/4

Newcastle United vs Benfica – Both Teams To Score @ 31/40

Barcelona vs Olympiacos – Lamine Yamal to score and Barcelona to win @ 5/4

Bayer Leverkusen vs PSG – Scoring over 3.5 Goals @ 7/5

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