Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 04:59:48 PM

Quote from: mv1986 on Today at 02:43:08 PM

It is possible that the recent trend led the bookmakers to give these odds to those teams. Chelsea has been doing much better in the last of couple of games. I still think they have a small edge in this game, but maybe not as much. However, betting on Betis Sevilla to win in regular time is quite risky. Yes the odds are worth it for some gamblers probably, but if I had to choose a winner in this game, I would go with Chelsea. Although I don't like the odds for them either as I think a draw after 90 minutes is very possible.

It won't be another boring finals without much actions. I will want the game to end as a full-time draw with Chelsea finally winning after extra time or during penalty shootout between these sides. With Nicholas Jackson back in the line up, I'm sure they'll be having that edge. They played brilliantly to contain Nottingham Forest and if they can do same against Betis, they're sure of lifting that trophy. They shouldn't underestimate Betis, they have an experienced manager who understands Premier League clubs like Chelsea quite well during European nights.

Real Betis should really not be underestimated, but based on the odds, they should be. Chelsea are really prepared for the match, and Real Betis also are.

The finals will literally be complicated because of the fact that Real Betis's manager understands Premier League clubs, but based on the odds, they say the trophy is for Chelsea.

How brilliantly Chelsea played their last match shows that they are very much ready for real betis but we’ll wait for the final whistle to see who will really get the trophy.