Champions League Live Streaming : Barcelona v AC Milan Odds as Messi eyes come back for punters
Its Barcelona v AC Milan, with Bet365 releasing the latest odds, and live streaming service on all the Champions League action tonight.
Barcelona entertain AC Milan at the Nou Camp on Tuesday evening in the Champions League round of 16 second leg and with the latter currently leading 2-0, the La Liga giants have a lot of work to do if they are to reach the quarter-finals.
The Catalan club went missing in the San Siro three weeks ago and with how organised Italian teams usually are in Europe, they need to be at their absolute best to come out on top here.
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Of course, as they are at the Nou Camp, Barca will fancy their chances of turning this tie around and it is only going to take an early goal to get them right back into contention.
However, they can’t afford to go gung-ho in the opening stages as Milan have the players more than capable of hitting them on the counter attack and grabbing the opener, which would mean that the home team need to score four.
It is no surprise that Lionel Messi is the current favourite to break the deadlock at 9/4 and he will feel as though a performance out of the top drawer is needed here. Messi has struggled in the big games over recent weeks and there are even a few doubts as to whether he performs on the biggest stage regularly enough.
The Argentine can prove his critics wrong with a goal or two in this one and if his La Liga form is anything to go by, it is going to be tough to stop him finding the net.
The first leg was a shocker for Barcelona, but they are certainly not out of this one and given the fact they are considered by many as the best team in the world, you would say they can come out on top here. The Spanish team qualifying is at 13/10.
As for Milan, the first leg couldn’t have gone much better for them as not only did they score two goals, but they also stopped Barca grabbing an away goal, which is of course vital at this stage of the Champions League.
Massimiliano Allegri’s men have the chance to not only reach the quarter-finals, but also show they are still one of Europe’s elite clubs after a difficult couple of years.
There is no Mario Balotelli for the Italians as he is cup-tied and that is of course a big blow as he has been in excellent form in front of goal.
Stephan El Shaarawy is likely to be the key man going forward for Milan and as his team could be up against it for the majority of the evening, he has to try and hold the ball up as much as possible, as well as taking any chances presented to him. El Shaarawy is decent value at 10/1 to score first.
It all makes for a fascinating evening at the Nou Camp and with Barcelona having no choice but to attack here, we might see a lot of goals and plenty of drama. Kick-off is 7.45PM.
