Women's Champions League predictions: betting preview and free football tips

Free football tips, best bets and analysis for Thursday's Women's Champions League matches including Chelsea v Servette.

Where to watch

DAZN, DAZN YouTube Channel, 8pm Thursday

Best bet

Chelsea to win 6-0
1pt 15-2 bet365

Match preview

Chelsea Women showed no mercy as they dispatched Servette 7-0 in Switzerland earlier this month and more of the same looks likely when the two meet at Kingsmeadow.

In fact, Servette have conceded 15 without reply in Champions League Group A and another big defeat seems inevitable given Chelsea’s recent form.

An opening day 3-2 defeat to Arsenal has been the only major blot on the Blues' copy book this season and Emma Hayes’s side have netted 15 and conceded one in their last five games, including wins over Manchester City and Juventus.

Star striker Sam Kerr has signed a new two-year deal with the WSL champions and already has three goals in three games in this year’s Champions League.

With the Australian leading the line, expect Chelsea to fill their boots once again.

In the other matchup in their section, Wolfsburg host Juventus in a tie that will be key in determining who progresses to the knockout stage. Just a point separates the sides in second and third after Juve netted a last-minute equaliser when the teams met last time out.

In Group B, likey also-rans Kharkiv and Breidablik face off, while Real Madrid will attempt to atone for their 4-0 defeat at the hands of Paris St-Germain in game week three.

Key stat

Servette have conceded 15 goals without scoring in the Champions League.

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