Champions League Preview: Group Stage Round 5

After a 4/1 winning treble in the Premier League at the weekend, I’ve shared my thoughts exclusively with BetVictor on the midweek Champions League games.

Sevilla v Liverpool

Klopp: “The atmosphere here is really good, I experienced it twice, but it depends on the performance – the performance of the away team as well.” pic.twitter.com/RqiGbxwPCR

— Liverpool FC (at ?) (@LFC) November 20, 2017

Sevilla have won six of their last seven home games in the Champions League, but I’m not convinced the Spanish side are quite as good as the one who beat Liverpool in the final of the Europa League in 2016.

Sevilla scored with both shots on target in the reverse fixture at Anfield on Matchday One and were, arguably, fortunate to come away with a draw. The hosts have a good record at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium so far this season, but the Reds’ have pace and flair in abundance and I think they will book their place in the knock out stages of the Champions League.

Tip: Liverpool to win at

Manchester City v Feyenoord 

City are already through to the last sixteen of the Champions League but are unlikely to take their foot off the gas against the Dutch champions having won the reverse fixture 4-0. Indeed, Feyenoord have lost their last seven CL games and it is hard to see them bucking that trend at the Etihad.

Tip: City to win to nil at

Borussia Dortmund v Tottenham

Spurs got what their tepid performance at the Emirates deserved on Saturday but I think they will bounce back against Dortmund who must win to have any chance of qualifying for the last 16.

Spurs are already through to the knock out stages and can play their football safe in the knowledge that their primary goal has already been achieved. I think they will get at least a point against the Bundesliga outfit who are perhaps not the force of old.

Tip: Spurs Draw No Bet at

FC Basel v Manchester United

United are not yet mathematically confirmed in the last 16 of the competition despite a 100