Henry Roldán
The month of October began with lots of fun and sport, which is a very good reason for the JefeBet App to continue to bring you the best selections to score points on the monthly leaderboard for a chance to win real money prizes, without having to put a single penny out of your pocket.
These are our picks for Wednesday, October 5 in the Champions League.
JefeBet App Picks for Wednesday, October 5, 2022
JefeBet App | Champions League Wednesday: Real Madrid vs Shakhtar Donetsk
Will Karim Benzema play the full match?
In his first game after several weeks out due to a muscle injury, the Real Madrid striker played all 90 minutes against Osasuna in La Liga.
However, this Wednesday, against the Ukrainian team, Benzema could be changed before the end of the game if the projections of an easy win for Real Madrid come true.
With a busy schedule on the line and Real Madrid somewhat quiet in their Champions League group, Carlos Ancelotti may be looking after his star striker after some time on the sidelines.
Pick: No.
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JefeBet App | Champions League Wednesday: Juventus vs Maccabi Haifa
Will Dusan Vlahovic score or provide an assist?
Juventus need the Serbian striker to feature in this Champions League fixture if they are to stay alive in the group stage.
The opportunity for this to happen is more than ideal, as Maccabi Haifa have conceded goals in six of their last eight matchups between European competition and the Israeli league, including five in two games in the Champions League.
Vlahovic is coming off the back of scoring and assisting in Juventus’ Serie A win over Bologna last weekend, so he could be on a roll for Wednesday’s game.
Pick: Yes.
JefeBet App | Champions League: Chelsea vs AC Milan
Will both teams score?
This Wednesday, Chelsea and Milan face each other in a duel of favorites to advance in Group E of the Champions League, and we are likely to see some goals at the end of the 90 minutes.
In the nine games Chelsea have played this year, in seven of them they have put the ball in the back of the net, while in eight of them they have conceded at least one goal. For their part, Milan have scored in nine of the ten matches in which they have seen action this campaign, while on only two occasions have their opponents failed to score against them.
Likewise, in four of the last five meetings between the two clubs, each has scored at least one goal.
Pick: Yes.
