2022-23 UEFA Champions League Betting

2022-23 UEFA Champions League Betting

The 2022–23 UEFA Champions League will be the 68th season of Europe's top soccer tournament and it will be the 31st season since it was renamed from the European Champion Clubs' Cup to the UEFA Champions League. The 2022-23 UEFA Champions League will begin in early September 2022 and conclude in June of 2023.

A total of 78 teams from 53 associations were eligible for the Champions League, but most of the 32 spots were automatically awarded. Qualifying started in late June but the real competition in the Group Stage begins on September 6, 2022. Group play will continue through early November, 2022. The Round of 16 takes place in February and March of 2023, the quarterfinals are in mid-April 2023, the semifinals in May of 2023 and the Final will take place at Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey on June 10, 2023. Real Madrid is the defending champion, having won their record 14th title in 2022.

Manchester City is the favorite to win the 2022-23 Champions League at odds of just over 2-1. Paris Saint Germain is second in the Champions League betting odds at 5-1.

Liverpool is the third choice in the betting at odds just under 6-1. Bayern Munich is next at odds of 6-1. Defending champion Real Madrid is listed at odds of just over 9-1. The only other teams with odds of less than 20-1 are Tottenham, Barcelona and Chelsea.

2022-23 UEFA Champions League Odds

*Odds as of Monday, February 6, 10:00 AM ET

2022–23 UEFA Champions League Round of 16 Matches

First Leg Games

Tuesday February 14th, 2023

AC Milan vs. Tottenham - 2:00 PM - Stadio San Siro, Milan (ITA)

PSG vs. Bayern Munich - 2:00 PM - Parc des Princes, Paris (FRA)

Wednesday February 15th, 2023

Club Brugge vs. Benfica - 2:00 PM - Jan Breydelstadion, Bruges (BEL)

Dortmund vs. Chelsea - 2:00 PM - BVB Stadion Dortmund, Dortmund (GER)

Tuesday February 21st, 2023

Liverpool vs. Real Madrid - 2:00 PM - Anfield, Liverpool (ENG)

Frankfurt vs. Napoli - 2:00 PM - Frankfurt Stadion, Frankfurt am Main (GER)

Wednesday February 22nd, 2023

RB Leipzig vs. Manchester City - 2:00 PM - RB Arena, Leipzig (GER)

Inter Milan vs. Porto - 2:00 PM - Stadio San Siro, Milan (ITA)

Second Leg Games

Tuesday March 7th, 2023

Benfica vs. Club Brugge - 2:00 PM - Estádio do SL Benfica, Lisbon (POR)

Chelsea vs. Dortmund - 2:00 PM - Stamford Bridge, London (ENG)

Wednesday March 8th, 2023

Tottenham vs. AC Milan - 2:00 PM - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London (ENG)

Bayern Munich vs. PSG - 2:00 PM - Fußball Arena München, Munich (GER)

Tuesday March 14th, 2023

Manchester City vs. RB Leipzig - 2:00 PM - City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester (ENG)

Porto vs. Inter Milan - 2:00 PM - Estádio do Dragão, Porto (POR)

Wednesday March 15th, 2023

Real Madrid vs. Liverpool - 2:00 PM - Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid (ESP)

Napoli vs. Frankfurt - 2:00 PM - Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, Naples (ITA)

UEFA Champions League History

Haves and the have-nots, so it’s not hard to do this and not get punished. However, the Champions League is where the best of the best in European football play, and you have to constantly be on your ‘A’ game or else you might be eliminated from the tournament.

Real Madrid is the most decorated team in the history of the Champions League. The Spanish giants have had two major runs of glory, winning five straight Champions League titles between 1956 and 1960, and four out of five titles between 2014 and 2018. Their 13 championships are more than the number of titles that the second and third-place teams have combined, and that is a testament to their dominance. Milan has the second-most Champions League titles with seven, followed by Bayern Munich, Liverpool, and Barcelona, who have each won five championships.

The country that has been home to the most Champions League winners is Spain. Real Madrid and Barcelona are the only two clubs from Spain to have won it all, and their vast success has led to 18 title winners coming from Spain. Italy and England are tied with the second-most winners at 13 apiece, but Italy has an abundance of teams that fell just short in the final. There have been 16 Italian teams that have finished runners-up compared to just 8 English teams.

Germany has produced the fourth-most Champions League winners (7), but the next two countries on the list might be a bit of a surprise. You would think France would round out the list because Ligue 1 is considered one of the top five leagues on the continent. However, France has only given us one Champions League winner. Instead, the Netherlands (6) and Portugal (4) are the only other countries with more than one winning team.

UEFA Champions League Winners (2000)

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