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Juventus v PSV Bet Builder Tips
Our expert has put together two bet builders for this Tuesday’s Champions League fixture, level 1 is 3/1 and level 2 is 8/1. You can also check out our Juventus v PSV Betting Preview for more insight.
3/1 Juventus v PSV Bet Builder Level 1
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Level 1 Bet Builder Tip
🎯 Randal Kolo Muani to have 1+ Shots on Target 🔄️
📈 Odds: 1.29
Kolo Muani has set Turin on fire since his move in January, bagging 5 goals in 3 games and averaging 1.72 shots on target per 90 minutes.
Although this is a pretty small sample size, his stats from Ligue 1 suggest this rate is far from unattainable, given the Frenchman has averaged 1.80 shots on goal per 90 in France this season. There’s no doubt that his signing is a massive coup for Juventus, who were really struggling to make things work with Vlahovic up front.
PSV haven’t excelled defensively this season, averaging 3.27 shots on goal conceded per game in the Eredivisie. Given the gulf in quality between the competitions, it’s no surprise that this figure augments to a massive 4.88 in the Champions League.
🛑 Teun Koopmeiners to Commit 1+ Fouls 🔄
📈 Odds: 1.44
Things are yet to click into place for Koopmeiners since his big-money move from Atalanta, but one market he tends to represent good value in is the fouls one.
The midfielder has averaged 1.58 fouls committed per 90 across all competitions this season, rising to 1.77 when considering only matches in the Champions League.
Across his last 15 appearances (60+ minutes), Koopmeiners has sinned at least once on 13 separate occasions, having been penalised a total of 22 times over the period. Additionally, he committed 2 fouls last time out against PSV earlier this season.
Koopmeiners’ most direct opponent is likely to be Jerdy Schouten who boasts an average of 1.67 fouls drawn per 90 in the Champions League and 1.26 across all competitions.
🥅 Over 1.5 goals
📈 Odds: 1.29
Although defensive solidity was once Juventus’ forté in the earlier stages of Motta’s tenure at the club, injuries to Bremer, Cabal, Kalulu, and now Cambiaso have rendered them vulnerable at the back, with their games tending to see more shots find the back of the net since. 15 of Juventus’ last 16 games have produced at least 2 goals and against attacking opposition, this should be no different.
PSV boast a similar record with this selection coming home in 20 of their most recent 22 clashes. Their league games have averaged a simply ridiculous 4.23 goals per match – the most of any side in the Eredivisie by some distance. Their Champions League games haven’t disappointed either, averaging 3.50 scored per match.
These sides clashed earlier in the season, resulting in a 3-1 win going the way of Juventus, meanwhile, the sides created 3.96 expected goals together.
🟨 Under 2.5 PSV Cards
📈 Odds: 1.60
PSV aren’t typically in the business of picking up too many cards and they’ve routinely demonstrated this both domestically and in Europe. In the Eredivisie, no side has entered the book on fewer occasions than Peter Bosz’s men who average a mere 0.86 cards per game. Across all competitions, this selection has come home in each of their last 9 games.
As for Juventus, only in 1 of their 8 Champions League matches has their opposition been booked on 3 or more occasions, with Aston Villa representing the exception here. Their opponents have averaged 1.50 cards per game in the tournament, meanwhile across all competitions, this selection has been a winner in 9 of their most recent 12.
The last clash between these sides saw 0 cards distributed to either team.
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Level 2 Bet Builder Tip
🛑 Weston McKennie to Commit 1+ Fouls 🔄
📈 Odds: 1.53
McKennie’s average of 1.28 fouls per 90 indicates he’s been priced surprisingly generously to sin just once. The US international has sinned at least once in 7 of his last 9 starts, accumulating an impressive 13 fouls over the period.
McKennie’s role has been pretty fluid this season, but it’s predicted that he’ll start in front of Koopmeiners, and just behind Kolo Muani. With that in mind, he’ll be caught between the aforementioned Jerdy Schouten, as well as Joey Veerman, who has drawn at least 1 foul in each of his last 4 appearances.
🎯 Johan Bakayoko to have 1+ Shots on Target 🔄️
📈 Odds: 2.0
Bakayoko has been one of PSV’s most consistent threats in front of goal this season, averaging 1.30 shots on target per 90 in the Eredivisie. Crucially, he’s maintained this form in the Champions League, matching this average having already tested the Liverpool and PSG goalkeepers amongst others.
Across all competitions, Bakayoko has fired at least 1 shot on goal in 13 of his most recent 15 appearances lasting over an hour.
Juventus don’t look the same defensively compared to earlier in the season, largely due to several injuries, including Bremer, Cambiaso, Cabal, and Kalulu. Across their last 3 games, the Bianconeri have allowed their opposition 15 shots on goal, meanwhile, PSV managed 6 last time out.
🥅 Both Teams to Score
📈 Odds: 1.75
Since the aforementioned host of defensive injuries, both teams’ scoring has become a much more prominent feature of Juventus’ games. In 10 of their last 11 Serie A clashes, both teams have scored at least once, which is some comparison to their first 13 in which this result prevailed in just 3 games.
Last time out, spectators were treated to a thrilling 3-1 win for Juventus in a match which produced 3.96 expected goals, and if that’s anything to go off, we could be in for a high scoring affair on Tuesday.
PSV too, boast a strong record of bringing this selection home, with each of their last 7 seeing both teams score. In fact, on 5 of those 7 occasions, both teams scored twice, reinforcing their attacking philosophy, which tends to produce plenty of goals.
This selection has also been a winner in 6 of their 8 UCL clashes, including tough matches against Juventus, PSG, and Liverpool.
🚩 Over 3.5 PSV corners
📈 Odds: 1.73
Another area PSV tend to excel in is when it comes to winning corners, with the Dutch outfit averaging 7.55 per game in the Eredivisie, having racked up more than any other side.
They’ve had no problem maintaining this form against stiffer competition in the Champions League, winning the 9th most corners of any side, producing an average of 6.13. They’ve won 7 or more corners in each of their last 5 games in the UCL and managed 4 in gameweek 1 against Juventus.
It’s worth mentioning that there’s no reason to suggest the Bianconeri are particularly astute at preventing corners, averaging 4.84 conceded per game in Serie A and 4.75 in the Champions League.
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