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Real Madrid W are yet to lose a game this season and have won three of their opening four games domestically, netting eight goals in the process and conceding just three.

Their strong form should see them have enough to win either half against PSG here, a side they beat 2-1 on the road last year. 

PSG W aren’t the dominant force in French football as they are in the men’s game, Lyon are the strongest side so PSG W are still very much trying to find a way to dominate in Europe, but this game has come too soon for that long term goal.

This Bayern side are so dominant at home, they’ve won all five of their games domestically this term and each of their nine games more widely.

Three of their opening five games domestically have been at home with Bayern W scoring 11 goals across these matches and conceding just three. They won 11 of their 13 matches in the Frauen Bundesliga last season, scoring 41 goals and remarkably conceding just four.

This bet has landed in each of Bayern W’s  last 10 matches, with the last game in which it failed to land being against Barcelona W - who are the best side in Europe. I can see Bayern W winning at least one half here given their imperious home record. 

These sides faced off last year in a meeting that saw this selection land as Real Madrid W emerged 2-1 winners over PSG as the away side - with that game seeing 28 shots in total.

Real Madrid have avoided defeat in each of their last 12 matches, the last side to beat them was Barcelona in the Champions League last season. 

Real Madrid W ran out 3-1 winners over Valencia W last time out, and should feel confident of taking something from this game in front of their own fans. They’ve seen this selection land in three of their last five matches.

PSG have made a strong start domestically having won their opening three games to nil, but this assignment represents a much tougher challenge against a Real Madrid side who have plenty to prove. 

These are two of the best sides in Europe and this should be a really entertaining game with both having real scoring power and not being too fussed about keeping sides out.

Bayern W have won each of their last nine matches across all competitions, winning four of their last five games despite conceding. They ran out 5-2 winners over Koln most recently, highlighting their chaotic style which trusts their forward players.

Manchester City are just as prolific in forward areas and have won each of their last seven matches, seeing 3+ goals in six of these games. They ran out 4-2 winners over Liverpool last time out, and won’t be afraid of Bayern’s dominant record at home given their recent form. 

10 of the 12 games involving U21 sides in the EFL Trophy this season have seen both teams score and over 2.5 goals.

Sunderland have seen over 3.5 goals and both teams score in all four of their Premier League 2 games so far this term, and three of those four games have actually seen over 5.5 goals.

The bet has landed in 6/8 games this season for Accrington, and though they’re heavy odds-on favourites they will keep in mind their trip to Swindon this weekend - Accy are currently only one point above the relegation zone so that’ll be taking priority.

Leeds U21s saw this bet land in 2/3 EFL Trophy games last season, scoring three goals as they exited the competition at the group stage.

It has also landed in 5/6 this term, including two games against National League opposition - losing 5-2 at Boreham Wood and winning 3-2 at Solihull Moors in the National League Cup.

Five of the last seven Barnsley games have seen BTTS and Over 2.5 Goals, including four games in a row in the middle of that run.

Barnsley have kept just one clean sheet from 10 games this season, and though they’re heavy odds-on favourites to win the game, they’ll have one eye on Saturday’s trip to Bradford which could open the door for Leeds to spring an upset.

Forest U21s have scored in all six of their games so far this season, and can threaten in this one, despite Burton coming in as heavy odds-on favourites, with the hosts having one eye on Saturday’s long away trip to Plymouth Argyle.

This bet has landed in four of Forest’s six games so far this term, including in their last National League Cup game when they were beaten 2-1 at Scunthorpe.

BTTS and Over 2.5 Goals has landed in six of eight games for Burton and they are yet to keep a clean sheet in 2026/27.

This bet has landed in two of Ipswich U21s’ last three and they’re yet to keep a clean sheet this season.

They’ve scored six goals across their last three games, but are rightfully massive underdogs as they prepare to visit the holders.

Luton have only managed one clean sheet in their last seven games and will be more focussed on the league than the Trophy this season, Jack Wilshere’s job security hinges on league results more than it did last term having inherited an underperforming side.

Luton have conceded in the first half in each of their last three games.

Bromley have comfortably the worst defensive record in League One this season, and the bookies are giving Brentford’s youngsters some respect, priced shorter than 2/1 to win on their travels.

The bet has landed in three of Bromley’s last five and they have only kept one clean sheet from eight attempts this season, which came on the League One opening weekend.

BTTS and Over 2.5 Goals has landed in three of Brentford’s last four, and they’ve scored two or more goals in three of those four as well.

10 of the 12 matches involving U21 sides in the EFL Trophy so far this season have seen BTTS land.

It has been a trend since they were introduced into the competition and doesn’t look to be dropping off anytime soon.

This is the opening game of the competition for both sides, Sunderland have seen BTTS and over 3.5 goals land in 4/4 Premier League 2 outings this season, with three of those games going over 5.5 goals.

Accy have seen BTTS in 6/8 so far this term and will be looking for improvement in the final third on Tuesday evening following a disappointing 0-0 draw at home to Newport at the weekend.

Forest U21s saw BTTS in 2/3 in the competition last season, and conceded two goals in every game.

Burton have seen BTTS land in 7/8 matches so far this season, surprising a few to be sat in mid table in League One having been pre-season favourites to finish bottom of the division.

Burton are heavily odds-on for the game, but have one of their longest away trips of the season at the weekend, at Plymouth Argyle, and, therefore, may look to rotate in prioritising that clash - with third tier survival being their priority this term.

Forest U21s have scored in 6/6 games so far this season.

Brentford U21s have seen BTTS in 3/4 outings this season, they’ve conceded two or more goals in all of those games and seen over 4.5 goals in three of them.

Bromley are odds-on to win the game and have seen BTTS in 5/8 this season, with some serious defensive issues of their own.

They have the worst defence in League One by four clear goals after seven games, and they’ve seen BTTS land in the first half of their last two.

This game presents a good opportunity to build on their much needed 2-1 win over Huddersfield at the weekend, but their trip to MK Dons on Saturday will take priority as they aim to stay up in League One.

10 of the 12 matches involving U21 sides in the EFL Trophy so far this season have seen BTTS land.

It has been a trend since they were introduced into the competition and doesn’t look to be dropping off anytime soon.

This is the opening game of the competition for both sides, Sunderland have seen BTTS and over 3.5 goals land in 4/4 Premier League 2 outings this season, with three of those games going over 5.5 goals.

Accy have seen BTTS in 6/8 so far this term and will be looking for improvement in the final third on Tuesday evening following a disappointing 0-0 draw at home to Newport at the weekend.

It’s been a pretty flat start to the season for MK Dons in League One, but this EFL Trophy clash should give them a good platform to get back to winning ways after drawing six of their opening seven games in League One this term.

The obvious positive from this opening run of games is that MK Dons are doing enough to avoid defeat. Ironically, one of the two sides below them in the table in Wigan have been the only side to beat MK Dons this season.

The underlying numbers would suggest that the home side here should have won enough games to be sitting mid-table when looking at their xG totals. They take on a Crawley side that sit rock bottom of League Two having lost five of their seven matches this season.

They’ve conceded 13 goals across these games, scoring just six - which is a tally that is unlikely to bother MK Dons too much. I’d expect both sides to rotate, but the home side should have more quality as the higher ranked team here.