Bayern Munich attempt to advance to the quarterfinals of the 2022-23 UEFA Champions League when they host PSG for the second leg of their Round of 16 showdown on Wednesday. Bayern Munich, who won their sixth title in 2020, posted a 1-0 victory at PSG in the first leg of their matchup. The Parisians lost to Bayern in the 2020 final but eliminated Bayern Munich in the quarterfinals a year later.
Kickoff at Allianz Arena is set for 3 p.m. ET. Bayern are -145 favorites (risk $145 to win $100) in the latest Bayern Munich vs. PSG odds from Caesars Sportsbook, while the Parisians are +310 underdogs. A 90-minute draw is priced at +350 and the over/under for total goals is 3.5. Before locking in any PSG vs. Bayern Munich picks, you need to see what SportsLine's soccer expert Brandt Sutton has to say.
Sutton, a former collegiate soccer player, has been SportsLine's top soccer editor for more than five years. He has followed soccer closely for much longer and factors in managerial tactics, projected lineups and past performances to make the most-informed decisions possible, keeping his finger on the pulse of the game all over the globe.
Sutton finished 2022 as SportsLine's top soccer expert with a 165-130-2 mark, returning nearly $2,200 for $100 players. He also excelled in Serie A with a 63-39-1 record, returning almost $1,600. Anyone following his picks has seen some huge returns.
Now, Sutton has broken down Bayern Munich vs. PSG from every angle and just revealed his picks and predictions. You can head to SportsLine now to see Sutton's picks. Here are the betting lines and trends for PSG vs. Bayern Munich:
- Bayern Munich vs. PSG money line: Bayern -145, PSG +310, Draw +350
- Bayern Munich vs. PSG over/under: 3.5 goals
- Bayern Munich vs. PSG spread: Bayern -0.5 (-150)
- BAY: Bayern have lost just one of their last 22 matches across all competitions
- PSG: The Parisians have advanced only once in six tries after losing the first leg of an UCL knockout tie
- Bayern Munich vs. PSG picks: See picks here
Why you should back Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich, who sit atop the German Bundesliga table, have won all seven of their Champions League matches. The club has a plus-17 goal differential as it has given up only two goals, both in a victory against Viktoria Plzen, while posting six clean sheets. Nine different players have converted for Bayern in the competition, with winger Leroy Sane leading the way with four goals.
Forwards Sadio Mane and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting have scored three goals apiece, while midfielder Leon Goretzka and defender Benjamin Pavard, who will miss Wednesday's match due to suspension, both have converted twice. Winger Kingsley Coman netted the lone tally in the first leg win against PSG. The 26-year-old also produced the only goal in Bayern's triumph over the Parisians in the 2020 final.
Why you should back PSG
The Parisians will be without Neymar due to ankle surgery but are led offensively by Kylian Mbappe, who is second in the competition with seven goals and has notched three assists. The 24-year-old forward scored in five of PSG's six group stage matches, recording a pair of braces in the process. Mbappe leads France's Ligue 1 with 18 goals in 22 contests.
PSG have another big scoring threat in Lionel Messi, who is tied for seventh in Ligue 1 with 13 goals after having converted in each of his last five games. The 35-year-old forward also is a top setup man as he is first in that competition with 12 assists. Messi is tied for the Champions League lead with four assists and has netted as many goals over six contests.
How to make PSG vs. Bayern Munich picks
Sutton has broken down PSG vs. Bayern Munich from every possible angle and he's locked in his two best bets, including one that offers a plus-money payout. You can only see his Champions League picks and analysis at SportsLine.
So where does all the betting value lie for Bayern Munich vs. PSG on Wednesday? Visit SportsLine now to see which wagers in PSG vs. Bayern Munich have all the value, all from the expert who has crushed his soccer picks, and find out.
