Check out upcoming European soccer schedule

Let’s explore some exciting betting opportunities in the upcoming European soccer schedule. We can examine a few solid prices and create a parlay to increase our potential winnings.

The odds listed are via BetMGM.

First up, we have Everton (+145) vs. Aston Villa. Since Sean Dyche’s appointment as manager of Everton Football Club, the team has won two of their first three matches and held league-leading Arsenal and Leeds United to just 1.29 expected goals.

Aston Villa, on the other hand, has struggled defensively, losing three games in a row and conceding 11 goals on nine expected goals during that span.

Everton is still fighting to avoid relegation and should be inspired by their home crowd, making them a strong bet on Saturday morning.

Next, we have Newcastle United (+250) vs. Manchester United. Although Newcastle is the underdog against red-hot Manchester United in the EFL Cup Final, these teams have remarkably similar statistical profiles this season.

The odds seem to overreact to the fact that Newcastle will have to play No. 3 goalkeeper Loris Karius after Nick Pope was given a red card in their loss to Liverpool last weekend.

The gap between Pope and Karius is not significant enough to justify the large discrepancy in odds between the two teams.

This presents a great opportunity to place a bet on Newcastle.

Finally, we have Union Berlin (+775) vs. Bayern Munich.

Despite Bayern’s dominant run in the last decade, their chances of winning the Bundesliga this year are uncertain, as they are tied with Borussia Dortmund and Union Berlin on 43 points, and there are three other teams within three points of the Bavarians.

Union Berlin is the best defensive team in the Bundesliga, the highest-scoring league in Europe’s big five divisions and is tied with Bayern atop the table.

While Bayern’s attack is elite, they are vulnerable in transition and may not keep things tidy in their own end, making this an opportunity for the underdog to succeed.

All three teams are good bets on their own, and a three-leg moneyline parlay would pay out at 74/1 odds, which is worth considering as a fun and potentially profitable option.

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