Tuesday’s 3/1 Champions League Accumulator Tips

Andy Robson
Andy Robson is the most popular betting tipster in the UK. With a combined following in excess of 1 million people across his social media channels, Andy has built a loyal audience by consistently providing quality betting content for over nine years. He is the founder of Andy’s Bet Club, which he launched in 2019.
The Champions League returns on Tuesday with a full slate of eight fixtures. Once again, Europe's best will go head-to-head to determine the best side on the continent, and our experts have been hard at work to find you the very best value bets to help you score a winner this Tuesday.
Our Champions League picks for Tuesday include Celtic's trip to Feyenoord, arguably the biggest game of the night in PSG v Dortmund, and Royal Antwerp making the trip to Barcelona as the Belgian champions begin their first-ever Champions League campaign.
We also have a Tuesday night 9/1 EFL accumulator here, with our EFL experts looking to continue their red-hot form after nailing a massive 40/1 winner at the weekend.
With over £300 in free bets available on our Free Bets Page, there are plenty of options to back our Champions League accumulator. We’re placing our 3/1 Champions League acca on Paddy Power to take advantage of their extra generous sign-up offer below. Sign up to Paddy Power, back this accumulator for the opening night of the Champions League with £10, and you’ll get £44 if it wins plus £50 in free football bet builders! Just follow these simple steps below:
1️⃣ Sign up to Paddy Power using one of our links or the banner below
2️⃣ Deposit and place a bet of at least £10 on our 3/1 Champions League accumulator
✅ You’ll get £44 if it wins
🔄 AND £50 in free football bet builders!
Tuesday's 3/1 Champions League Accumulator Tips
18+ please gamble responsibly.
Haven't got a Paddy Power account? You're in luck...
Sign up to Paddy Power, back this 3/1 Champions League Accumulator with £10, and you’ll get £44 if it wins plus £50 in free football bet builders. Here are the two possible outcomes: