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Champions League:Michael Owen predicts Liverpool vs Atletico Madrid, Man City vs Club Brugge
Michael Owen predicts Liverpool vs Atletico Madrid, Man City vs Club Brugge
Former Liverpool forward Michael Owen Predicted tonight’s UEFA Champions Leagu match between the Reds and Atletico Madrid at Anfield.
Liverpoo defeated Atletico Madrid 3-2 at the Wanda Metropolitano last month and remain unbeaten in all competitions this season and are five points clear at the top of Group B.
Owen is confident that Man City and Liverpool, both playing at home, will be victorious in their respective games.
Giving his predictions, Owen told BetVictor: “The Reds have made a brilliant start to this campaign with three wins from three. After winning a thriller in Madrid, I’m expecting a win at Anfield.
“Salah has five in three group games, and I can see him scoring and Liverpool winning this 2-0.”
Speaking on Man City vs Clubb Brugge tie at the Etihad stadium.
He said “Who saw City’s defeat to Palace coming? City have been playing so well of late, but these things can happen.
“I’m expecting a response here though, having won 5-1 in Belgium. I’m going for 3-0 City.”
The Kickoff time for tonight’s game is 20:45 CET.
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