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Champions League

Champions League quotes: Como surprises, the Champions League moves

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Champions League quotes: Como surprises, the Champions League moves

The 2026/2027 Champions League has started and the first matchday has already delivered goals, spectacle and unexpected results; among the Italian teams only Como has smiled, securing a historic win against Leipzig, while the Champions League sees the odds updated with new favorites.

Odds and title contenders

After the first ninety minutes the winning odds for the Champions League have been recalibrated, highlighting the main contenders for the final triumph. PSG, Bayern Munich and Barcelona emerge as the most credible favorites according to betting agencies.

Paris Saint‑Germain start by defending the title for the third consecutive season, with a 6‑1 victory over Slovan Bratislava. Dembélé led the attack and Ferran Torres scored a hat‑trick. The odds for PSG are set at 6.50.

Bayern Munich, led by Kompany, overwhelmed Bodø/Glimt with a clear 5‑0. Among the scorers are Harry Kane, Musiala and Olise. The odds for Bayern are published at 7.00.

Barcelona, under the direction of Hansi Flick, presents itself as another great hope: four wins in La Liga with 17 goals and a European feat of 5‑1 against Feyenoord. The odds for Barcelona stand at 6.00.

Among the Italian sides, Como is the only one to win, beating Leipzig; Roma finished with a draw, while Napoli and Inter suffered defeat. All these results affect the odds of the Champions League in Italy.

The odds will continue to vary in the upcoming rounds, reflecting the clubs' performances in the Champions League and the Champions Cup.

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