(ANSA) – ROME, MARCH 15 – After the draw at Madrigal, Juventus hosts Villarreal at the Stadium, in the second leg of the Champions League round of 16. According to Sisal experts, the Bianconeri are winning at 1.95, against 4.20 for the Spaniards, with a draw at 3.40. Juventus is definitely ahead for the next round too: 1.45 for Allegri’s team, 2.75 for Villarreal. It cannot be ruled out that the game goes beyond 90 ‘, given that extra time is played at 3.40. A very tight match is expected, given the stakes: this is why the Under, at 1.65, is much more probable than the Over, at 2.10.
The hypothesis of a consultation of the VAR for the Polish Marciniak is offered at 3.50. Allegri wants to take advantage of Morata’s great moment also in the Champions League. Another winning header by the Spaniard, after the one at Sampdoria, would pay the stake 9 times. Unai Emery, to look for the feat at the Stadium, relies on Arnaut Danjuma, 4 goals in the Champions League, three of which at Atalanta. The Dutch bomber therefore has a particular feeling against the Italian teams and a goal in Turin is played at 4.00. The European champions Chelsea fly to France to challenge Lille, strengthened not only by the 2-0 at Stamford Bridge, but also by a history that has always seen them winning against the French team. It is normal for the ‘Blues’ to start widely favorites at 1.90 against 4.25 for the hosts, while the draw is at 3.50. Tuchel’s boys already seem to have a foot and a half in the quarterfinals, as their passage of the round is offered at a low level, 1.02, compared to the miracle of Lille who would pay 12 times the stake. Kai Harvetz, after the goal of the first leg, wants to enter the scoreboard again, hypothesis offered at 3.00, while Gourvennec entrusts his chances to Jonathan David, 17 goals this season: the marking number 18 is at 3.25. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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