PSG vs Atletico de Madrid | FIFA Club World Cup Betting Odds

As the European football season draws to a close, top teams are headed to the United States for the FIFA Club World Cup, where continental champions from around the globe will play for the ultimate club prize.

The 2025 tournament has 32 teams placed into eight groups of four. They will play round-robin group stage knockout matches, and two teams from each group will progress to the round of 16 matches.

The first match in Group B is Paris Saint-Germain vs. Atlético Madrid. The game kicks off on 15th June at 8:00 PM (UK time) at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles.

PSG arrive with firepower. They clinched the Ligue 1 trophy, the Coupe de France, and the UEFA Champions League title this season. Atlético de Madrid are no underdogs either. They finished third in La Liga and reached the Copa del Rey semis. Both teams have qualified for the next season of the Champions League.

Both teams are strong, and Sunday’s match promises plenty of action for fans and bettors. Below, we give you various PSG vs Atletico de Madrid betting markets and odds.

PSG vs Atletico de Madrid: Betting Odds

Last year, PSG’s star striker Kylian Mbappé transferred out to Real Madrid. However, despite the big change, the team has a roster of young, athletic strikers like Ousmane Dembele, Bradley Barcola, and Gonçalo Ramos. Their attacking flair helped PSG clinch three major trophies this season.

Meanwhile, Atletico also has a solid attacking depth with players like Antoine Griezmann, Julián Alvarez, and Alexander Sørloth.

7bet offers competitive PSG vs Atletico de Madrid odds across various markets. Since both teams have their strengths, bettors should closely watch these betting lines (markets) for the latest numbers.

Please note, all the odds mentioned below are accurate as per the publishing time of the article. Visit 7bet’s FIFA Club World Cup betting page for the latest odds.

1X2 Odds

This is a straightforward approach to betting on any match between two teams. In 1X2 odds, you can bet on three outcomes: PSG (Team 1) wins, Atletico (Team 2) wins, or the game ends in a draw (X).

Here’s how to read and understand these odds. PSG has 11/13 odds (accurate at the time of publishing the article). The fraction means that if you take a £13 bet on PSG, and it wins, you stand to win £11 (plus your money back). The same applies to correctly predicting Atletico’s win or a draw.

The 1X2 bets are simply about picking an outcome from the three possibilities. However, bettors should research both teams’ form, lineup, and recent performances before deciding on who to back.

Double Chance

When two teams appear to be evenly matched on the field, it is better to take double chance odds. This market allows punters to bet on two out of three possible outcomes.

• PSG and draw: Take this bet if you believe that either Paris Saint-Germain will win this fixture or the match will end in a draw.
• Atletico de Madrid and draw: Same as above, this bet wins if Atletico wins or the match draws.
• PSG or Atletico: Bet on this market if you believe the match will not end in a draw and that either team will win.

You might notice that the odds for these bets will be smaller. This is because there’s a high probability of at least one of your predictions coming true. Hence, the name ‘double chance’.

Draw No Bet (DNB)

This market is a variation of the 1X2 bet as it removes the option of a draw. Take this bet if you believe there’s a very small chance of a draw in this fixture. Punters can only bet on either PSG or Atletico’s win. If the match ends in a draw, the bet amount is returned.

Draw no bet’s payout is slightly lower than the 1X2 market. For example, if you bet on PSG in the 1X2 market with the current 11/13 odds, you stand to win £0.8 for every £1. However, if you bet on PSG in the draw no bet market with the current 2/5 odds, you stand to make £0.5 for every £1. This is done to account for the added protection of refunding your stake if the match ends in a draw.

A lower payout doesn’t mean that punters shouldn’t bet on this market. DNB gives an added protection of money back in case of a draw.

Handicap Betting Odds

If two teams are unevenly matched on the field, the bookmaker will balance the odds by adding a handicap. A handicap adds or subtracts points from the team’s final score.

For example, if Team A (ranked 1st) is playing Team B (ranked 20th), then Team B is at a clear disadvantage. So, to make it a tighter contest, the bookmaker will amend the odds by adding a positive or negative handicap. This is also known as the spread. Team A will be given a negative handicap to reduce their final total, and Team B will be given a positive handicap to bring up their total. Let’s say the final score is 4–2 and Team A wins. If you selected a 1.5 handicap, it means 1.5 points will be subtracted for Team A and added for Team B, and the final score will be calculated as 2.5–3.5.

As you can see above, there are multiple selections available for PSG and Atletico’s handicap. Let’s say you chose the -0.5 handicap for PSG. This means PSG’s win margin must be more than 0.5 for you to win the bet. If the score is 2–1 (PSG wins), the final total will be calculated as 1.5–1.5, which is a draw. However, if PSG wins 2–0, the final total will be 1.5–0.5, and your bet will win.

Consider the win margin carefully before choosing a handicap.

Both Teams to Score (BTTS Odds)

Both Teams to Score (BTTS) is a popular betting market for beginners. In this market, bettors predict that the final score will be at least 1–1. You don’t have to worry about the match outcome, just the score. Even the final score doesn’t matter here – as long as both teams manage to find the opponent’s net at least once, your bet wins.

Note that if the final score is 0–0, 1–0, 2–0, etc., you lose because only one or neither team scored.

Avoid this bet if you believe the teams are unevenly matched on the field, and the weaker team may not be able to penetrate the opposition’s defense.

Goal Total (Over/Under) Odds

Total bets are also known as over/under bets, or O-U bets. This market looks at a specific statistic for the game – the combined total. Punters can bet on whether the combined score of the two teams in a match will be over or under the quoted value.

Both PSG and Atletico have a strong attacking lineup, which means they could potentially score more than one goal each. So, if you believe the final score will be at least 2–1, 1–2, 2–2, or above, take the Over 2.5 bet. However, also consider how many clean sheets each team has kept this season. If PSG has more clean sheets, this means their goal is well-defended, and the final score may be 1–0 or 2–0. In this case, take the Under 2.5 bet.

Before betting on this market, analyse each team’s form in detail and look at their scores in previous matches.

Correct Score Odds

In this market, bettors predict the exact final score of the match. This differs from other betting markets like over/under or 1X2, where the betting outcome is less precise. Punters can pick PSG vs Atletico de Madrid odds for popular scorelines like 1–0, 2–1, 1–1 on 7bet’s betting page.

Keep in mind, this is a risky bet as it involves predicting a precise outcome. It should be taken only after doing a thorough research of both teams’ form.

Where to Watch FIFA Club World Cup Live in the UK

All 36 teams in the FIFA Club World Cup will play 63 games over the next month. All games will be broadcast live for free on DAZN in the UK. Fans will need to register with DAZN Freemium to stream the live action. There’s also the option to upgrade to DAZN’s ad-free subscription tier starting from £14.99. The streaming is available on the DAZN App on smart TVs, smartphones, tablets, game consoles, and web browsers. 

Channel 5 will also broadcast select fixtures throughout the competition.

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