Europa League Odds: Who Will Be Crown Champion?

The stage is set for an electrifying conclusion to the UEFA Europa League! After a dramatic night of quarter-final second legs, four teams remain in the hunt for glory: Atalanta, Benfica, Bayer Leverkusen, and Roma. Europa League odds are shifting as these European giants prepare to battle it out for a chance to be crowned champion. Dive deeper and see who the favorites are to lift the trophy!

Europa League Odds

Europa League Odds Prediction

Atalanta – Liverpool (0-1)

Mohamed Salah opened the scoring for Jürgen Klopp’s team with a penalty in the 7th minute as Liverpool sought a second goal, yet despite their efforts, they lacked clarity and precision in the final third. Juan Musso remained secure throughout the tie, frustrating the Reds who couldn’t find the net again over the 90 minutes. On the other hand, Gian Piero Gasperini’s Atalanta played courageously, defending as a united front and allowing no space for Liverpool while occasionally testing Alisson, though they posed no significant threat. Notably, Atalanta is set to play their second UEFA competition semifinals, their previous being in the 1987/88 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup where they were ousted by KV Mechelen who later clinched the title against Ajax. For bettors looking into Europa League odds, these details could influence Europa League predictions.

Roma – Milan (2-1)

Gianluca Mancini scored for Roma against Milan, capitalizing on a rebound off the post from Lorenzo Pellegrini’s shot. The game intensified as Milan responded with Ruben Loftus-Cheek’s shot hitting the crossbar. However, Paulo Dybala extended Roma’s lead with a brilliant strike at the 22nd minute, making it 2-0. The situation for Milan worsened when Zeki Çelik received a red card for a foul on Rafael Leão at the 31st minute. Playing with a man advantage, Milan dominated the second half, yet Leonardo Spinazzola nearly sealed the win, only to be denied by Mike Maignan. Matteo Gabbia scored a consolation goal as the match neared its end, but Roma, now in the semifinals again, secured a 3-1 aggregate victory. Notably, Roma has won their last ten two-legged matches in UEFA competitions, a streak impacting the Europa League standings and influencing Europa League odds.

West Ham – Leverkusen (1-1)

Łukasz Fabiański started strong for West Ham with a crucial save against Nathan Tella. Soon after, Michail Antonio headed in a goal from Jarrod Bowen’s pass, boosting the team’s morale. Matěj Kovář then made significant saves, first from Bowen and then Vladimír Coufal. In the second half, West Ham controlled the game, but Jeremie Frimpong kept Leverkusen in contention, initially missing a chance before finally scoring. This goal extended Leverkusen’s unbeaten streak to 44 matches and secured their spot in the Europa League semifinals for a second consecutive year. This achievement underscores their resilience and competitive edge, significantly influencing Europa League odds.

Marsella – Benfica (1-0)

Marseille struggled early against Benfica, with Iliman Ndiaye’s shot saved by Anatoliy Trubin. As Marseille increased their attack in the second half, Benfica found chances, though Fredrik Aursnes missed a critical shot. Marseille’s keeper, Pau López, made crucial saves, allowing Faris Moumbagna to tie the series with an assist from Pierre-Emeric Aubameyang. The match went to extra time and then to penalties, where Marseille prevailed. This outcome not only influenced the Europa League odds but also highlighted key player stats, demonstrating Marseille’s resilience and tactical execution under pressure.Looking for more about soccer? So, here’s more!

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