Bayern Munich draw with Arsenal delivers Africafoot’s top betting success of the week

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Bayern Munich draw with Arsenal delivers Africafoot’s top betting success of the week

Africafoot’s most successful prediction from last week came in the Champions League, where Bayern Munich and Arsenal drew 2-2. The result landed a 3.95-priced bet, the highest-odds selection highlighted by the publication’s experts during the week.

Bayern Munich 2-2 Arsenal

Prediction: Draw Odds: 3.95

Bayern Munich hosted Arsenal on Wednesday, 21 October, in the third round of the league phase of the Champions League. The match brought together two teams regarded as serious contenders to win the competition, but neither side could claim victory.

The game finished 2-2, exactly matching the prediction made by Nasser Eddy. He had backed the fixture to end level, with the two sides unable to establish a winner over the course of the match.

That outcome meant bettors who followed the recommendation secured a winning result, with the draw offering the most valuable odds among the selections reviewed by Africafoot.

Juventus 2-2 Rennes

Prediction: Nick Woltemade to score Odds: 2.30

The following day, Thursday, Juventus played Rennes in the Europa League. The match also ended 2-2, with Nick Woltemade finding the equaliser midway through the second half from the penalty spot.

The German forward’s goal fulfilled the prediction made by Artur Wandji, who had identified the 2.30 odds on Woltemade scoring as an attractive option before kick-off.

Although the match was level at the final whistle, the bet focused specifically on the Juventus striker, and his successful penalty ensured the prediction was correct.

Ajax 0-2 Atalanta

Prediction: More than 7.5 total corners Odds: 1.69

Later on Thursday, Ajax welcomed Atalanta in the Conference League. The visitors eventually secured a 2-0 victory in Amsterdam after scoring twice in the closing stages of the match.

The result itself was not the main focus of Mahamad Sangare’s prediction. Instead, he backed the game to produce at least eight corners.

That selection had already won by the 38th minute, when the required total was reached. The match then produced nine more corners, taking the final number well beyond the 7.5 line.

Across the three matches reviewed, the predictions covered three different outcomes: a draw between Bayern Munich and Arsenal, a goal for Nick Woltemade and a high corner total in Ajax against Atalanta.

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