Personally, I have already added Bayer’s victory to my multi-bet with a handicap of -1 and odds of 2.30. This is a very daring multi-bet (total odds 30) so you shouldn’t take it seriously, but if I’m lucky today with a bet on Real Madrid, I’ll most likely make a single bet on the same outcome. I could be wrong, but it seems to me that Bayer will tear Roma apart no matter what. I'm trying to find a rational justification for a possible positive outcome for Roma and I can't come up with one.
I appreciate your predictions and I thought betting on a handicap of -1 would be the best option, but sometimes I hate the results of matches on teams that already have an aggregate advantage in the first leg.
as currently Leverkusen is ahead by 2 aggregate scores and sometimes the team that is ahead usually always ends the match with a very surprising result.
for example Leverkusen could let Roma score 2 scores but Leverkusen will only score 1 score and that means overall Leverkusen will still qualify for the final round with 3 overall scores.
or maybe it could end in a 1-1 or 2-2 draw but still Leverkusen will still qualify for the final round.
this is what I'm worried about and what do you think regarding cases like this, is there a big possibility that Leverkusen will split the score and end the match with a draw?
Of course such a possibility exists, the question is what it is
We will never know the exact numbers (since we have one unique event and there is no way to check it many times), so we can only make assumptions. Maybe I’m biased towards Roma, but I see them as a team that is a whole level lower than Bayer, that is, a score of 2-0 or 3-1 is what should be a natural outcome when playing in equal conditions (motivated team against motivated or unmotivated against unmotivated, etc.). In this case, I have no doubt about Bayer’s motivation - for them, the Europa League semi-final is not a routine (as for Real Champions League) but a great achievement and adrenaline, but I doubt Roma’s motivation - they understand their chances very well. Bayer won the game with Eintracht with a semi-reserve squad, which means that today they will play seriously and not wait until the 90 minutes are over.
In general, these are my thoughts and I, of course, could be wrong, but since Real won yesterday, I have free money and, as planned, I bet on Bayer to win with a handicap of -1.5 with odds of 2.35.