Champions League round 4: two clashes of the titans and Union SG in action

Round 4 of the Champions League group stage kicks off on 4 November, with plenty of high-stakes action to keep football fans on the edge of their seats. Belgian eyes will naturally be on Union Saint-Gilloise, who face a daunting task against Atlético Madrid.

The night also features two true clashes of the titans: Liverpool vs Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich. With each team eager to assert dominance, every match promises excitement and unpredictability.

Slavia Prague – Arsenal FC on 04/11 at 18:45

Most likely to win: Arsenal FC

Arsenal travel to Prague looking to extend their perfect start in Group B. The Gunners are already 9 points from 3 matches, including a commanding 4-0 win over Atlético Madrid, and are expected to remain unbeaten against Slavia, who have drawn twice and lost once so far. Arsenal’s attacking flair should give them the edge, and the experts expect them to secure all three points in the Czech capital.

SSC Napoli – Eintracht Frankfurt on 04/11 at 18:45

Most likely to win: Napoli

Napoli are desperate to bounce back after an unexpected 2-6 defeat at the hands of PSV Eindhoven. Sitting just below Eintracht Frankfurt in the table by a single goal difference, the Italians need a win to keep their hopes alive. Eintracht have been relatively steady, but Napoli’s attacking potential should be too much for the German side. Experts tip Napoli to take the points and recover from last week’s shock.
 

Juventus FC – Sporting CP on 04/11 at 21:00

Most likely to win: Juventus

Juventus have struggled so far with two draws and one loss, and the recent sacking of coach Igor Tudor might inject the fresh energy they need. Sporting CP, meanwhile, are performing above expectations with two wins from three matches. Despite Sporting’s resilience, the experts believe the Old Lady’s renewed determination at home will be enough to claim a vital win in Turin.
 

Atlético Madrid – Union Saint-Gilloise on 04/11 at 21:00

Most likely to win: Atlético Madrid

After a crushing 0-4 defeat to Arsenal, Atlético Madrid will be seeking revenge, and Union SG might be the perfect target. The Belgian side are coming off a heavy loss to Inter Milan and face a daunting challenge at the Wanda Metropolitano. Experts expect Atlético to dominate, but Belgian fans will be hoping for a spirited display from Union SG to make their mark on the European stage.
 

FK Bodø/Glimt – AS Monaco on 04/11 at 21:00

Most likely to win: FK Bodø/Glimt

Norwegian side Bodø/Glimt host AS Monaco in what is expected to be a tight encounter. Both teams have similar trajectories with two losses and a draw so far. Also worth to look out for: will Sebastien Pocognoli, formerly Union SG coach and now leading Monaco, be able to push his men to victory? The experts give a slight edge to Bodø/Glimt, but this one could go either way in a thrilling contest.
 

Liverpool – Real Madrid on 04/11 at 21:00

Most likely to win: Liverpool

The first of the two evening titans’ clashes sees Liverpool welcome Real Madrid. Both teams have been in excellent form, with Madrid unbeaten so far and Liverpool with two wins from three. Despite Real’s star power, experts slightly favour Liverpool to edge this encounter, though the margin will be razor-thin. Expect a high-octane battle that could go down to the wire.
 

Olympiacos Piraeus – PSV Eindhoven on 04/11 at 21:00

Most likely to win: Olympiacos Piraeus

PSV come into Greece full of confidence after their emphatic win over Napoli. Olympiakos have struggled earlier in the tournament but can count on the passionate support of their home crowd. Experts believe the hosts might have the slight advantage due to home conditions, but this is expected to be a very close call, with either side capable of emerging on top.

Paris Saint-Germain – Bayern Munich on 04/11 at 21:00

Most likely to win: Paris Saint-Germain

The night’s second clash of titans features PSG vs Bayern Munich. Both teams are undefeated with 12 points from three matches, and this game could decide who will end up on top of the standings so far. Despite the consistent form of Vincent Kompany’s men in Germany, the experts give a small edge to PSG, who are expected to claim all three points and continue their perfect run.

Tottenham Hotspur – FC Copenhagen on 04/11 at 21:00

Most likely to win: Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur are struggling, with only one win and two draws. Copenhagen, on the other hand, have just one point from three matches and are facing a tough assignment in London. Experts believe the Danish side will find it difficult to upset the English, making Spurs the clear favourites for this clash.