Where to watch the Women’s Champions League
All of this season’s Women’s Champions League matches will be shown live on Disney+.
Tuesday’s Women’s Champions League best bets
Under 3.5 Chelsea goals vs St Polten
Disney+, 8pm
1pt 6-5 bet365
Caroline Weir to score at any time in Real Madrid vs Paris
Disney+, 8pm
1pt 21-20 bet365
Untitled Document
Recommended Offer
Bet £10 Get £30 in Free Bets
NEW CUSTOMER OFFER
-
Best Odds Guaranteed (BOG)
Min deposit requirement. Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of bets to value of qualifying deposit. Min odds, bet and payment method exclusions apply. Returns exclude Bet Credits stake. Time limits and T&Cs apply. Registration required.
Women’s Champions League predictions
Despite their dominance of the Women’s Super League, European success continues to elude Chelsea.
The Blues have won the WSL title eight times since 2015 but a runners-up effort in the 2020-21 campaign is the closest they have come in the Champions League.
Sonia Bompastor’s side were knocked out of last season’s competition at the semi-final stage by Barcelona, but they should rightly be considered among the favourites this time and Chelsea should have few problems landing a second win of the league phase when they head to Austria to take on St Polten.
A 1-1 opening draw against FC Twente could be regarded as a disappointment, but a 4-0 win over Paris FC got the Blues firmly back on track and a trip to St Polten should hold few fears.
The Austrian hosts have dropped just five points in 11 league matches, but it has been a different story among the continent’s elite as they are bottom of the 18-team standings, having conceded nine goals in their opening two games against Atletico Madrid, who hit them for six, and Lyon.
So they face a big task against the Blues, but it could pay to go low on the number of goals the Londoners are able to muster.
Their 4-0 win over Paris was only the fourth occasion in their last 22 Women’s Champions League matches that Chelsea have scored more than three goals.
That has happened in just two of their last 19 home league games too – against bottom-of-the-table West Ham this term and relegated Crystal Palace last season.
Weir is geared to make her mark
The other three games on Tuesday evening are not quite as one-sided on paper, but Roma, Lyon and Real Madrid should all still come out on top.
One player it is worth backing to score is Madrid’s Scottish star Caroline Weir when they entertain Paris.
Weir has fought her way back from a serious knee injury and is now an integral part of the Las Blancas line-up, scoring four goals in La Liga Femenina this term and a brace in their 6-2 opening league-phase win over Roma.
Read more:
‘There is not another player as important to their team as Granit Xhaka’ – Premier League talking points
Commercial notice: This article contains affiliate links. Offers are handpicked and come from operators our experts have first-hand experience of. Opening an account via one of these links will earn revenue for the Racing Post, which will be used to continue producing our award-winning coverage of horseracing and sports betting.
