Tuesday Football Cheat Sheet: Champions League and EFL Championship

• 19/120.00 Bet Builder for Man U v Copenhagen

• 9/110.00 Arsenal score bet sees Saka strike in Sevilla

• Bet Builders for Championship and L1 on a busy night

Champions League Tips & Predictions

20:00 - Man Utd v FC Copenhagen: Red Devils record gives us 19/1 best bet

Dave Tindall: "I'd be more inclined to think that this won't be straightforward for the hosts as, for the time being, nothing is. So how about backing Copenhagen to do what they've done in both group matches so far and score the first goal.

"That idea marries up well with the stat that United have conceded the opener in four of their last six games in all comps at Old Trafford. It's also worth a mention that Copenhagen have scored in 16 consecutive away fixtures.

"But, rather than leave it there, I'll take United to still go on to win the game. The atmosphere inside Old Trafford will be vibrant as the hosts pay tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton and the home crowd can help lift their side to victory if such a setback occurs.

"Therefore back Manchester United to win from behind at HT, just as they did against Brentford earlier this month."

20:00 - Sevilla v Arsenal: Saka & En-Nesyri offer 9/1 Double

Ben Steele: "Sevilla come into Tuesday's game without a win in their last four, but also unbeaten in their last three. Saturday's 1-1 draw with Real Madrid saw both goals scored in the last 15 minutes, with late goals being a feature of all three draws.

"Moroccan forward Youssef En-Nesyri has shown a real flair for the dramatic - his 87th minute goal against PSV in Matchday 2 is the earliest of his three goals this season and with Arsenal keeper David Raya one of the most talked about players in the team En-Nesyri will be looking to cash in.

"Raya replaced Aaron Ramsdale a couple of weeks and was embarassed on Saturday night by a Mykhailo Mudryk cross-shot in the Gunners draw with Chelsea.

"I would be surprised if Raya lost his starting spot but he may be lacking a little confidence. En-Nesyri is 21/10 to score anytime and I'll be building a double with him and Saka to score anytime in the game @ 9/1."

20:00 - Braga v Real Madrid: Back Los Blancos to concede in victory at 13/8

Dan Fitch: "The Group C leaders Real Madrid are expected to cement their position when they travel to Braga.

"Carlo Ancelotti's team drew 1-1 at Sevilla over the weekend, ending a run of four straight wins. They have won both of their two Champions League games, snatching a late goal to edge past Union Berlin and more impressively, winning away at Napoli.

"Following their home loss to Napoli in their opening game, Braga have bounced back with five straight wins, which included a 3-2 victory at Union Berlin. We have to expect Real Madrid to win this, but the hosts could make the game interesting. Back a Real Madrid win and both teams to score at 13/8."

EFL Tips and Predictions

19:45 Championship - Norwich v Middlesbrough: Back goals in an entertaining contest

Jack Critchley: "Norwich have lost their last two league games against Middlesbrough, conceding seven goals in those defeats.

"Norwich squandered a two goal lead to Leeds at the weekend and they have a chance to make amends for that defeat on Tuesday night.

"Unfortunately, in-form Middlesbrough are the visitors with Michael Carrick's side currently full of confidence. Across the last five matches, only four sides have chalked up a better xG than Boro and they should be able to contribute to a thoroughly entertaining spectacle."

19:45 L1 - Port Vale v Peterborough: Back hosts in 4/1 treble

Alan Dudman: "Port Vale's point at Stevenage on Saturday was a nail in the punting coffin as both League One legs had collected, and they are the biggest price of the two for Tuesday against Peterborough. The question is are they value for a draw at least?

"I think they are, as Darren Ferguson's side away from home are W2 D2 L2, and they look a bad price at 6/5 to win. Peterborough are winless in four away league games, after having won four in a row on the road before this, and were a side of two halves against Wycombe on Saturday."

20:00 Championship - Leicester v Sunderland: Flying Foxes to extend winning streak

Mark O'Haire: "Leicester have made a record-breaking start to life back in the Championship and the Foxes are difficult to dismiss as 1.56 favourites. Enzo Maresca's men top the second-tier Expected Goals (xG) rankings, averaging a huge 1.97 xG and allowing just 0.88 xG per-game on average this season. And those figures improve when viewing their King Power record.

"The hosts have notched multiple goals in nine of their 12 league tussles, averaging 2.17 goals per-game, and head into their midweek match-up having recorded four shutouts in their most recent six showdowns. With that in-mind, I'm happy to support Leicester to win and Over 1.5 Goals at 3/4 - a selection that has a 75% success-rate this season.

"Sunderland sit in sixth yet the Black Cats are already 14 points shy of their opponents pre kick-off. The visitors have also been beaten in four of five fixtures against teams inside the top-13, shipping multiple goals in defeat to fellow high-flyers Ipswich and Preston."

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