There’s no better stage than Anfield for Liverpool to try and claw back a two‑goal deficit. On Tuesday 14 April (20:00 BST) the Merseyside giants host Paris Saint‑Germain in the Champions League quarter‑final second leg.
Luis Enrique’s side carry a 2–0 advantage from the first leg after a shining Désiré Doué and Georgian winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia struck in the 11th and 65th minutes respectively, a performance described by Reuters as a dominant display that left Liverpool with “slim hope” for Anfield.
Arne Slot will need his side to show the relentless press and attacking verve the Kop demands. Below we break down the Liverpool vs PSG betting odds across popular markets, explaining each bet for newcomers and highlighting the latest prices.
Liverpool vs Paris Saint-Germain – Betting Odds
To help you make sense of the numbers, we explain each market before listing the latest prices. As always, make sure to re-check the most updated Liverpool vs Paris Saint-Germain betting odds before placing your bets.
1X2 Betting Odds
In the 1X2 market you pick which team you think will win at the end of the match.
- 1 – Home win (Liverpool): your bet pays out if Liverpool win in 90 minutes.
- X – Draw: pays out if scores are level after 90 minutes.
- 2 – Away win (Paris Saint-Germain): pays out if Paris Saint-Germain win in 90 minutes.
The wager is settled after 90 minutes plus stoppage time. Extra time or penalties in a knockout tie do not count. So if Liverpool win on the night but still go out on aggregate, a bet on 1 pays.
| Liverpool win (1) | Draw (X) | Paris Saint-Germain win (2) |
| 9/7 | 3/1 | 10/7 |
Because there are three possible outcomes, the odds usually offer a higher return on draws and away wins, whereas the favourite’s price is shorter.
Double Chance Odds
The double‑chance market gives you two of the three 1X2 outcomes in one bet. It’s useful when you favour a side but want insurance against a draw or you think the underdog has a good chance of avoiding defeat. The options are:
- 1X – Liverpool or Draw: the bet wins if Liverpool win or the match ends level.
- 12 – Liverpool or Paris Saint-Germain: the bet wins if either team wins (it only loses if the match is drawn).
- X2 – Draw or Paris Saint-Germain: the bet wins if Paris Saint-Germain avoid defeat.
A double‑chance bet is settled after 90 minutes. Extra‑time goals have no impact.
| 1X – Liverpool or draw | 12 – Liverpool or Paris Saint-Germain | X2 – Draw or Paris Saint-Germain |
| 6/13 | 2/9 | 13/25 |
Handicap Betting Odds
Handicap bets level the playing field by giving the underdog a virtual head start or requiring the favourite to overcome a deficit.
If a team has a negative handicap, they effectively start at –0.25, –0.5 or –1 goals and must “cover the spread” by winning by more than that amount. A positive handicap instead gives a team a head start and your bet pays out if they avoid defeat within the margin.
In quarter‑goal handicaps (±0.25, ±0.75 etc.) your stake is split between the adjoining half‑goal lines, so you may get half your stake back if the result lands on the boundary.
| Liverpool +0.25 | Paris Saint-Germain -0.25 |
| 5/8 | 6/5 |
| Liverpool -0.25 | Paris Saint-Germain +0.25 |
| 21/20 | 20/29 |
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Both Teams to Score (BTTS) Odds
The BTTS is all about guessing if both teams will score or not in 90 minutes. Betting “Yes” means you expect Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain to each score at least one goal. “No” means at least one team will keep a clean sheet. It doesn’t matter what the final result is, the only concern is whether each team finds the net.
- Yes – the bet wins if both teams score at least one goal.
- No – the bet wins if one or both teams fail to score.
BTTS bets are quite popular in high‑scoring competitions like the Champions League, especially when one side needs to attack aggressively. Keep in mind that away‑goals rules no longer apply and Liverpool must score at least twice to force extra time, so there is an incentive to push forward.
| Yes | No |
| 2/5 | 7/4 |
Goal Total (Over/Under) Odds
Over/Under betting focuses on the combined number of goals scored by both teams. You bet on whether the total goals will be over or under a set line. Goals scored in extra time do not count towards these bets.
An Over 3.5 goals bet requires at least four goals to be scored (examples: 3–1, 2–2), while Under 3.5 wins if there are three or fewer goals. Given Liverpool’s situation, the Reds will try everything to score at least two goals.
Remember, the 3.5 goal line is just an example. You’re free to set the line wherever you want (over/under 2.5 is another common option).
| Over 3.5 goals | Under 3.5 goals |
| 1/1 | 5/7 |
Correct Score Odds
The correct‑score market asks you to predict the exact final score after 90 minutes + injury time. Because it is harder to hit, the potential returns are higher. Punters often pick several scorelines that align with their match expectations and cover multiple scenarios.
Correct score betting carries more risk because a single late goal can spoil your selection. Combining it with other bets offers a safer alternative.
Below are some popular outcomes for this match and their current prices – just examples, not a full list. You can choose the scoreline you prefer while setting your bet.
| 0–0 | 1–1 | Liverpool 1–0 | 0–1 PSG |
| 25/1 | 15/2 | 13/1 | 14/1 |
Please note that the odds are accurate as per the publishing time of the article. Make sure to check the latest odds before placing a bet.
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