Three matches have been selected for a 25 October accumulator by Cameroonian sports journalist and betting expert Arthur Wandji, with Kylian Mbappe tipped to score in the Clasico and Manchester United forward Bryan Mbeumo advised to be left out of goalscorer markets.
Manchester United v Bournemouth – 14:00 GMT
Betting option: Bryan Mbeumo not to score (odds: 1.31)
Manchester United return to action after a heavy 4-1 defeat by Como in the Champions League, while Bournemouth go into the fixture after a 3-0 victory against AC Milan.
Mbeumo has been one of United’s main attacking outlets, scoring four goals in seven Premier League appearances. However, he is part of a side that has won only one of its opening seven league matches, making a bet on the Cameroon international to find the net a risky choice.
Bournemouth have also avoided defeat in their past six Premier League meetings with the Red Devils, adding weight to the recommendation against backing Mbeumo to score.
Freiburg v Bayern Munich – 16:30 GMT
Betting option: More than 9.5 corners (odds: 1.70)
Freiburg host Bayern Munich having lost their past two matches, against Leverkusen and Monaco. They were beaten 2-1 by Leverkusen before a 3-0 defeat by Monaco, but remain unbeaten at home this season.
Bayern scored six times against Leipzig before drawing 2-2 with Arsenal, underlining their ability to create a high volume of attacking opportunities. Harry Kane has scored 16 goals for club and country this season and has found the net in each of his past three appearances against Freiburg.
Bayern will be without Jamal Musiala, Luis Diaz and Manuel Neuer. The previous three meetings between the sides have produced an average of nine corners, while both teams are expected to push forward in their effort to remain close to the top of the Bundesliga.
Barcelona v Real Madrid – 20:00 GMT
Betting option: Kylian Mbappe to score (odds: 1.76)
Mbappe goes into the Clasico with nine goals in nine La Liga matches. He also scored in Real Madrid’s 4-1 Champions League win against Leipzig, while Madrid have scored four goals in each of their past three competitive fixtures.
Barcelona have scored 39 goals across their first nine league games but will be without Dani Olmo, Eric Garcia and Andreas Christensen. Jules Kounde is doubtful.
Real Madrid are also missing key attacking players, with Vinicius Junior suspended and Rodrygo injured. That leaves Mbappe as the visitors’ principal attacking threat. The forward, who dreams of winning the Ballon d’Or, will look to take advantage of a reshaped Barcelona defence.
Odds are subject to change.