There's more UEFA Champions League action tonight, with Chelsea's trip to Bayern Munich the pick of the six games.
The Blues were crowned world champions in the summer but they haven't taken a seat at Europe's top table for the past two seasons.
Their first game back is a tough one as they take on the German champions but heading to Munich will bring back happy memories as it was the scene of their Champions League triumph in 2012.
Bayern Munich v Chelsea
Bayer Munich have started the season in style, with Saturday's 5-0 win over Hamburg making it five successive victories.
Chelsea are also unbeaten but they've drawn two of their four Premier League games after conceding a late leveller to Brentford at the weekend.
This has the makings of an entertaining game with Vincent Kompany usually playing high-risk football, no matter the opposition.
That's why BTTS is just 1/2 at BoyleSports and adding on over 2.5 goals only takes you to 4/5. There's more value in over 1.5 first-half goals at 6/5.
Bayern have pace and trickery on the flanks so there could be some value in backing Blues full-back Marc Cucurella for over 1.5 fouls at evens with Bet365.
Liverpool vs Atletico Madrid
Liverpool finished top of the pile in last season's Champions League group stage after a campaign that saw them win seven of their eight games.
They had a perfect record at home but then lost 1-0 to PSG in the last 16 at Anfield before bowing out on penalties.
BoyleSports make them 6/10 favourites to get off to a winning start this season against Atletico Madrid.
The La Liga side haven't started the season well, winning just one of their four games, and have a few injury issues.
Liverpool should have too much quality in attack for them and backing the Reds at -1 in the handicap boosts their odds to 6/4.
Atletico usually get stuck in so backing them at -1 in the card handicaps looks decent value at 2/1 with Bet365.
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Paris St-Germain v Atalanta
PSG came to life in the knockout stages of the Champions League last term and romped to glory as they saw off Liverpool, Aston Villa, Arsenal and Inter Milan to lift the trophy.
The start the defence of their European crown at home to Atalanta tonight and should have too much class for the Serie A side.
Both teams are unbeaten domestically this season but Atalanta have conceded to relatively modest opposition in their three Serie A outings.
Taking on the European champions is a big step up in class so I fancy a PSG win with over 2.5 goals at 21/20 with BoyleSports.
Luis Enrique's men do have injury issues though, with Ousame Dembele and Desire Doue set to miss out while Kvitcha Kvaratskheila is a doubt.
Bradley Barcola is fit to start though and he's 6/4 at BoyleSports for anytime scorer.
Super singles
- Marc Cucurella over 1.5 fouls Evens Bet365
- Atletico Madrid -1 card handica 2/1 Bet365
- PSG win and over 2.5 goals 21/20 BoyleSports
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Racing tips
Rizzel's off to Yarmouth for his top today and he's hoping that Life will be Beautiful with a 7/2 bet.
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