The Weekly Acca: Chelsea, PSG and England women feature in our Saturday special

We’ve got FIFA Club World Cup and Women’s Euros action, packed in this week and here at FIRST, we’ve got four fancies!

Leg 1 – Chelsea double chance vs Palmeiras and under 3.5 goals @ 29/50 [Saturday 2am]

Chelsea return to Club World Cup action as they face off against Brazilian side Palmeiras in the quarter-finals, we have the full match breakdown for you, but what about some value prop bets to get you thinking?

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The Blues beat Benfica 4-1 in the last 16 thanks to three extra time goals, meaning Enzo Maresca's side have scored an impressive 10 times in the competition so far.

Chelsea have won three of their four outings and we're on the Blues double chance and under 3.5 goals.

Chelsea have more than enough quality to avoid defeat in 90 minutes and we like the unders in terms of goals. It's been a long season for the Premier League side and legs are heavy. Also, we’re into the quarter-finals so games should be more cagey.

Palmeiras beat Botafogo in the last 16 but their only other win came against Al Ahly. Backing under 3.5 goals makes sense as there have been three or less goals in three of their four.

Leg 2 – PSG draw no bet vs Bayern Munich @ 3/5 [Saturday 5pm]

Elsewhere in the Club World Cup, PSG and Bayern Munich battle for a semi-final spot.

The Champions League winners have been dominant so far - bar their shock defeat against Botafogo - with Luis Enrique's side scoring 10 times and conceding once in four outings.

Bayern beat Flamengo 4-2 last time out, meaning they've won three of their four games while scoring an impressive 16 times.

The German giants will be a tough test for PSG but it's hard to see anything but Enrique's men reaching the final four.

We're on PSG draw no bet, which gives us an added safety net. They’re the best team in the world and they should have too much quality for Bayern.

Leg 3 – Netherlands women -1 on the handicap vs Wales @ 11/20 [Saturday 5pm]

A day after Spain meet Portugal in their opening encounter of Euro 2025, Wales get their campaign underway against the Netherlands on Saturday evening. 

Rhian Wilkinson's side are making their Euros debut and it could be a long night for them against the Netherlands, who are ranked 11th in the world.

Wales say they're happy to be underdogs but they're winless in their last six games while conceding 10 times in that period.

We're on the Netherlands -1 on the handicap as Vivianne Miedema and Co. should have too much class for Wales.

The Netherlands have lost just once in their last seven outings and they've scored two or more goals in eight of their last 11.

Leg 4 – England women draw no bet vs France @ 3/5 [Saturday 8pm]

England kick off their Women’s Euros title defence as the Lionesses face off against France, they might not be the favourites to defend their crown but can they see off Les Bleus?

England have scored 21 times in their last five games in preparation for the tournament and Sarina Wiegman will be desperate to kick off with a win.

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France, who have won their last eight games in all competitions, are ranked 10th in the FIFA world rankings and while it'll be a tough test for the Lionesses, we like England draw no bet.

We're expecting England to edge out France in a tight affair in Switzerland but we're more confident having the added safety net of draw no bet.

FIRST's weekly acca overall odds: 5/1 with Mr. Play

[UK Time]. Odds correct at the time of writing.

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Previous matches

19/06/2025

- Leg 1 – Bayern Munich to beat Boca Juniors and over 2.5 goals @ 1/2 [Saturday 2am]

- Leg 2 – Borussia Dortmund to beat Mamelodi Sundowns and over 2.5 goals @ 33/50 [Saturday 5pm]

- Leg 3 – Inter Milan -1 on the handicap vs Urawa Red Diamonds @ 57/100 [Saturday 8pm]

- Leg 4 – Real Madrid -1 on the handicap vs Pachuca @ 1/2 [Sunday 8pm]

Leg 1 – Bayern Munich to beat Boca Juniors and over 2.5 goals @ 1/2 [Saturday 2am]

Bayern Munich and Boca Juniors face off in their second group game in the early hours of Saturday morning.

The Bundesliga side just hammered Auckland City 10-0, while Argentine outfit Boca Juniors held Benfica to a 2-2 draw despite having two players sent off.

Bayern's strength in depth is ridiculous and much like in our Bayern vs Boca Juniors match betting tips, we can't see anything but a win for Vincent Kompany's side, especially given they'll be full of confidence after their Auckland rout.

We're also adding in over 2.5 goals, which was a winner in both Bayern and Boca Juniors' opening group games.

Bayern's games are usually entertaining and there have been three or more goals in 10 of their last 11 outings.

Leg 2 – Borussia Dortmund to beat Mamelodi Sundowns and over 2.5 goals @ 33/50 [Saturday 5pm]

Borussia Dortmund's opener didn't go to plan as they were lucky to come away with a point in their 0-0 draw against Brazilian side Fluminense.

The German outfit have now played their toughest group game and they'll fancy their chances of beating Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa.

Mamelodi Sundowns won their opener against South Korean side Ulsan but facing Dortmund is another level.

BVB should have far too much quality and Niko Kovac will demand a response from his players after their dismal 0-0.

Dortmund to win and over 2.5 goals is our shout as Kovac's side had netted 20 goals in their six games prior to the Fluminense draw.

Leg 3 – Inter Milan -1 on the handicap vs Urawa Red Diamonds @ 57/100 [Saturday 8pm]

Like Dortmund, Inter Milan had a slow start to the competition as they were held to a 1-1 draw against Mexican side Monterrey after Sergio Ramos opened the scoring. 

Former Inter defender Cristian Chivu is now in charge after Simone Inzaghi quit for Saudi's Al-Hilal. 

While it seems it'll take a little time for him to implement his ideas, we can't see anything but a routine win for the Italian side against Urawa Red Diamonds.

Japanese outfit Urawa Red Diamonds are coming off their 3-1 loss against River Plate in their opener and they'll struggle to contain Inter.

We like Inter -1 on the handicap (to win by two or more goals), and we’ve got all you need to know about handicap betting and how you can use it to find the betting edge. 

They've scored 15 goals in their last eight games and Chivu will be well aware they need a win if they are to have a chance of getting out of the group.

Leg 4 – Real Madrid -1 on the handicap vs Pachuca @ 1/2 [Sunday 8pm]

Real Madrid kicked off their tournament with a 1-1 draw against Al-Hilal but they should pull off a convincing victory against Mexican side Pachuca.

Pachuca lost their opener 2-1 against RB Salzburg and they're stepping up in class again against Xabi Alonso's Real Madrid.

We're on Real Madrid -1 on the handicap as they'll simply have too much quality for Pachuca.

Real, who missed a penalty late on to win the game against Al-Hilal, have scored two or more goals in six of their last seven games so expect that to continue.

FIRST's weekly acca overall odds: 5/1 with Mr. Play

12/06/2025

Leg 1 – Under 3.5 Netherlands goals vs Malta @ 9/10 [Tuesday 7:45pm]

Leg 2 – Under 2.5 goals in Latvia vs Albania @ 11/20 [Tuesday 7:45pm]

Leg 3 – Under 4.5 goals in San Marino vs Austria @ 13/20 [Tuesday 7:45pm]

Leg 4 – Spain U21 to beat Slovakia U21 @ 4/11 [Wednesday 5pm]

FIRST's weekly acca overall odds: 6/1 with BetMGM

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