UEFA Champions League Betting Odds: Manchester City remain favourites to win the Champions League ONCE AGAIN after matchweek two of the Group Stage!

Manchester City remain the outright favourites to win the Champions League after away win to Leipzig on Wednesday

Manchester City remain the clear favourites to win the UEFA Champions League this season after their 3-1 away win to RB Leipzig on Wednesday night saw them top the group.

City are 2/1 to win the Champions League for the second year in a row after the beat Inter Milan 1-0 in Istanbul at the end of last season to wrap up an historic treble.

UK Betting Sites have them above Bayern Munich and Real Madrid to win the European Cup with the final set to take place in England at Wembley at the end of the campaign.

Bet365 have a full betting market up for who will win the Champions League with City given an implied probability of 33% of winning the trophy according to the odds.

Newcastle move in to 20/1 after their 4-1 win over PSG

Newcastle have shortened in the betting odds to win the Champions League this season after their impressive 4-1 win against PSG on Wednesday night.

PSG went into the game in a 4-2-4 formation looking to attack Newcastle from the off and that wasn't the best tactic to use with the Toon having big chances to score.

The atmosphere at St James' Park was electric and that along with a massive performance made the perfect combination for a massive win against the French giants.

Bookies have now made Newcastle 20/1 to win the Champions League in their first season in the competition in 20 years.

Erling Haaland remains 7/4 favourite to be top goalscorer

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland remains the betting favourite to finish as top goalscorer in the Champions League this season despite not scoring in gameweek 2.

Haaland came up short in City's 3-1 win away at Leipzig despite a number of chances but bookies keep him as the heavy favourite to score the most in Europe this season.

Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane is second favourite in the betting market ahead of PSG striker Kylian Mbappe who looked lost up in Newcastle on Wednesday night.