Titanbet Sports UK embraces 'topsy-turvy' Champions League form

(PRESS RELEASE) -- This season is already proving to be one of the most unpredictable in living memory - a fact borne out by Titanbet Sports UK's offer of a unique bet on the four English teams in Champions League action this week experiencing a complete reverse in their European fortunes.

Chelsea were the only British side to record a win in the last round of matches, putting away a very modest Maccabi Tel-Aviv 4-0. But the online bookmakers are making them the stand out defeat in their ‘reverse fortune’ special that otherwise offers to pay out on wins for Arsenal, Manchester City and Manchester United all of whom slipped up last time.

Titan Bet are offering a juicy 12/1 on Chelsea losing whilst the other three English sides come out on top in this week’s round of matches.

With Mourinho’s former club, Porto, undefeated and flying high at the top of the Portuguese Liga, it is a match up that has seen some pundits beginning to wonder just how special the Special One's return might be. With that added distraction to contend with, it is the defending Premier League champions who have been singled out as the English contingent’s weakest link this week.
Arsenal are at home to a modest Olympiakos side while United will also enjoy home advantage over a Wolfsburg side that hasn’t won away in the Bundesliga this season. The German side is additionally still getting over conceding five goals in nine minutes to Robert Lewandowski last week.

Manuel Pellegrini’s injury hit City, thumped 4-1 at the weekend in the Premier League and outfoxed by Juventus last time out in Europe, are arguably no better placed than Mourinho’s side to prosper as they travel to face a similarly misfiring Borussia Monchengladbach.

Russell Yershon, UK Sports Manager for Titan Bet, said, “So far this season has been so up and down it barely makes any sense. We’ve been scratching our heads to work out what’s going on and we’ve come to the conclusion that the only thing you can bank on is that the form lines can’t be relied on. We reckon our reverse fortune special on this week’s games just about sums up the topsy-turvy story of the campaign so far.”

Chelsea and Arsenal will play on Tuesday, Manchester City and Manchester United will be in action on Wednesday. All games kick off at 19.45 BST.