BetGoodwin European Treble: PSG, Marseille & Lille - 16/1 To Win Second Legs

This week, we will find out the four teams to make it through to the semi-finals of the Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League.

The quarter-final, second legs will take centre stage on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday as the European competitions draw closer to their conclusion.

In an unprecedented move, Ligue 1 made a decision to help Paris St-Germain, Lille and Marseille in their quest for European glory by postponing their fixtures at the weekend.

All three French clubs still involved, trail by a single goal from their quarter-final, first legs, but how many will keep their European dreams alive?

Betgoodwin have put together a Gambling.com Midweek European Treble with odds of 16/1 for PSG, Marseille and Lille to all win their second legs. 

Can PSG Finally Land Holy Grail?

Ever since Paris St-Germain became majority owned by Qatari-backed investment fund Qatar Sports Investment, the Champions League has continually eluded the club.

Nine domestic league titles has been won in that time, but the closest they have come to Champions League glory was a 1-0 loss to Bayern Munich in the final in 2020.

Several managers have paid the price for failing to win the big one, and current boss Luis Enrique is fully aware of the fate that awaits him if PSG fail to be crowned champions of Europe for the first time.

Trailing 3-2 from the first leg in Paris last week, the Parisians are underdogs to win at Barcelona. 

PSG can be backed at 2/1 on many betting apps to win the second leg, and 3/1 to book their place in the semi-finals.

Tuesday’s tie will be played at the Estadi Olimpic Luis Company’s, not the Nou Camp, which is currently being renovated, which may help PSG’s cause.

Marseille Outsiders For European Glory

Despite having the leading scorer in this season’s Europa League, Marseille are rank outsiders to go on and win the competition. 

Marseille are 33/1 on UK betting sites to win this season’s Europa League, which will ensure Champions League qualification.

Former Arsenal forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored his eighth goal of the competition in last week’s 2-1 defeat at Benfica.

Marseille will have home advantage for Thursday’s second leg and they could do with Aubameyang continuing his rich vein of form. 

Over 2.5 goals has landed in Marseille’s last five European ties while ‘both teams to score’ has paid out in four of those five matches.

Sitting ninth in Ligue 1, success in this season’s Europa League might be Marseille’s only passport to European football next season.

Lille Need Help To Win First Major European Trophy

Lille are still in the mix for qualifying for next season’s Champions League via the league, but winning the Europa League would see them rubbing shoulders with the best teams in the continent.

Paolo Fonseca’s side are currently fourth in Ligue 1, four points behind second-placed Brest with a game in hand.

Like PSG and Marseille, Lille have a one-goal deficit to overcome in their second leg at home to Aston Villa on Thursday.

Besides winning the Intertoto Cup in 2004, the Stade Pierre-Mauroy side has yet to win a major European trophy. 

Last week’s 2-1 loss to Villa was Lille’s sixth successive game in which both teams to score has paid out, while over 2.5 total goals has landed in their last three games. 

Having their weekend fixture postponed to help them advance is a progressive move by Ligue 1 and if all three sides win, then we might see other leagues do the same in coming seasons.

All three French clubs have been helped to reach the semi-finals and BetGoodwin's enhanced offer of 16/1 should not be missed.