UCL Quarter-Final Odds 2026

UCL Quarter-Final Odds Overview

The Champions League quarter-finals in April 2026 feature four compelling two-legged ties across April 7-8 (first legs) and April 14-15 (second legs). Three of the four ties involve a clear favourite, while one — PSG vs Liverpool — is too close to call. Here is a breakdown of the odds, form, and value picks for each.

Odds below are indicative and based on market consensus. Always compare lines across multiple bookmakers to find the best price.

Arsenal vs Sporting CP

Arsenal are strong favourites to reach the UCL semi-final. The Gunners have been dominant in the Premier League this season and their European form has been impressive. Mikel Arteta's side have not conceded more than one goal in any UCL knockout game this campaign.

Sporting CP are the surprise package of the competition. The Portuguese side have beaten the odds to reach the quarter-finals but face a step up in quality here. They will be dangerous on the counter and could cause Arsenal problems in Lisbon in the second leg.

Real Madrid vs Bayern Munich

The most evenly contested tie of the round. Real Madrid have Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr in red-hot form, and the Bernabeu advantage in the first leg gives them a marginal edge. Their pedigree in Champions League knockout football is unmatched — they have a habit of winning these ties.

Bayern Munich are no pushovers. Harry Kane's goal-scoring record this season is exceptional and the Allianz Arena second leg could be a completely different proposition. Expect both legs to be close and fiercely contested.

Barcelona vs Atletico Madrid

Barcelona host Atletico at Camp Nou in the first leg, which is a significant advantage. Lamine Yamal in his current form against Atletico's defensive structure is the key matchup. Barcelona are favourites but this is a derby-level tie with massive intensity.

Atletico's counter-attacking threat and Griezmann's quality — against his former club — makes this tie genuinely 50-50 over two legs despite Barcelona's slight market edge.

PSG vs Liverpool

The closest tie on paper. PSG have home advantage in the first leg at Parc des Princes, while Liverpool get Anfield in the return — and Anfield in a Champions League knockout night is one of football's most intimidating atmospheres. Both sides have genuine quality throughout.

PSG's domestic dominance in Ligue 1 does not always translate to European nights, and Liverpool's pressing intensity under their manager is well-suited to knockout football. The Anfield second leg is the edge that gives Liverpool's market price a slight value lean.

Outright UCL Winner Odds (Post-Draw)

Four clubs from this quarter-final are credible outright winners. The market remains open with no dominant favourite.