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Coral punters can pick and choose Champions League semi specials

| 05.05.2015
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Coral are offering customers sensational special offers on all possible outcomes during this season’s tantalising Champions League semi-final match-ups.

Brilliantly boosted odds can be taken on every potential final fixture in Berlin, as all four European giants; Real Madrid, Juventus, Barcelona and Bayern Munich contest for the biggest prize in club competition.

Real Madrid and Bayern Munich 9/4 both to qualify
The reigning European champions have overcome a previous season blip and will be aiming to capitalise on their semi-final opponents Juventus’ recent underwhelming performances.

Italian giants the Old Lady were crowned Serie A champions and have taken their foot off the gas in earlier weeks, while Carlo Ancelotti’s Galacticos are currently in a ferociously freescoring run of form which could see them through to a second consecutive final.

Pep Guardiola’s Bayern are also recently-crowned domestic champions in Germany, and their Spanish boss will undoubtedly know exactly how to thwart any threat from his former club, which he spent four years in charge of. So both these clinical clubs are available at 9/4 with Coral to qualify for this year’s final.

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Juventus and Barcelona 9/2 both to qualify
Massimiliano Allegri’s Italian champions have a dominant recent record over Madrid and are on course to topple their Spanish opposition yet again, having won three of their last five meetings.

With such a talented strikeforce, including in-form Argentinian Carlos Tevez, Juventus are sure to rival Real’s potent forward threat. Meanwhile, Barcelona will be at their deadly best against their German counterparts and only a flawless defensive display will contain their astute attack.

Ferocious front three of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez have been sublime this term and their unstoppable threat should be enough to topple Bayern in their semi-final meeting.

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Real Madrid and Barcelona 6/4 both to qualify
In what would be possibly the most enthralling final, both Clasico clubs would provide a sporting spectacle in Berlin after blazing through the semi-final stage.

Madrid will have rampant superstar Cristiano Ronaldo firing on all cylinders against Juventus, with the prolific Portuguese poacher having already struck against the Italian club before in his career at both the Bernabeu and Juventus Stadium.

Fellow La Liga title challengers Barcelona possess a superb squad capable of doing damage to Munich in the other semi-final and, with Guardiola’s side having stumbled domestically last time out, they face a tough test against the Nou Camp outfit.

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Juventus and Bayern Munich 6/1 both to qualify
Both these sides have already been crowned champions in their top-flight divisions, while their opponents are still battling it out in Spain to reclaim the La Liga title from Atletico Madrid, so they are a 6/1 chance to secure qualification.

With both Barcelona and Madrid still fighting domestically, Juventus and Munich could benefit from their rivals’ ongoing league battle and ease into the Berlin-based Champions League final.

As all four sides possess such a sensational set of attacking stars, and tasty odds of 11/4 can be snapped up for every club to score in their first leg encounters.

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Lee Gormley

Lee joined the Coral team in 2014 after studying at Leeds Trinity University, having moved across the water from Ireland, and has plenty of industry experience from his time with various news outlets in both England and Northern Ireland. After graduating with a BA Honours degree in Sports Journalism, he has since become an important member of the talented sports desk, passionately covering boxing, football and snooker, among many other sports. Lee is also a massive Manchester United and Republic of Ireland fan, but curbs any bias during his work, and outside of his job can be found regularly taking part in sport himself, such as boxing, GAA and football.