The Champions League semi-final first legs get underway on Tuesday night when Bayern Munich host Real Madrid at the Allianz Arena, as punters pile into the 13/8 price for the home win with Paddy Power.

Bayern Munich have won every game in the competition at home this season, so will feel confident they can upset the odds and take a lead to the Bernabeu for the second-leg.

Munich are now eight points behind Bundesliga leaders Borussia Dortmund, so the Champions League could be their only chance of silverware this season.

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Mario Gomez has scored twelve goals in the competition so far this season, just two goals behind Lionel Messi. With Frank Ribery and Arjen Robben providing the service for Gomez, Bayern could prove to be a massive test for Real Madrid.

It’s been eleven years since the German giants picked up club football’s biggest prize. However, with the final being in Munich this year, it could really spur Bayern on to go all the way.

Real Madrid have reached the semi-finals fairly comfortably, remaining unbeaten and dropping points just once.

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Madrid are in a great position to pick up the La Liga title sitting four points ahead of bitter rivals Barcelona. If they were to pick up both the league and Champions League titles this season it would surely be one of the most successful campaigns in the club’s history.

Jose Mourinho’s side breezed past APEOL in the quarter finals, taking the tie 8-2 on aggregate. This week is a massive test for Mourinho’s men who face a potential title decider against Barcelona in-between the two legs against Bayern Munich.

The German side go into the game as underdogs despite having the better in this fixture, winning ten games compared to Madrid’s six.

It has the makings of a fantastic tie between two giants of the football world. All the action gets underway from 7.45pm on Tuesday evening.