For Tuesday, Iron Shall Sharpen Iron: Accumulator Tip for November 26

Tuesday thrills us football lovers with the best games in the most viewed football tournament (arguably) globally, the UEFA Champions League. German giants Bayern Munich will pair with French colossus Paris Saint Germain, Spanish champs Barcelona will play against FC Brest, and Internazionale Milano will draw swords against Racing Bulls Leipzig.

Die Bayern will pull resources against Paris Saint Germain as two of the best managers in the world pit resources. Vincent Kompany trots the pitch against Luis Enrique to establish supremacy in Europe.

Bayern fields a 4-2-3-1 exemplifying play in the midfield and the wings, with Kingsley Coman and Michael Olise playing spread for Harry Kane, who leads upfront. Joshua Limmich and Leon Goretzka man the defensive midfield, while Alphonso Davies holds the left defensive flank.

The team has lost two of three Champions League games, with the narrow 1-0 winner Benfica, their saving grace, rumored to be worn out as they face Les Bleus.

Paris Saint Germain plays the conventional 4-3-3 formation, with Achrad Hakimi and Ousmane Dembele holding the right flanks, Vitinha playing the playmaker, and Gigi Donaarumma guiding the sticks. This formation aims for all hands to remain on deck as all parts represent the whole.

Les Bleus were unfortunate against Atletico Madrid earlier this month in the 2-1 loss that shocked everyone who expected a clean-sheet victory from the team.

The two sides are very volatile, and as such, goals are expected from the squad en masse, with BTTs being the convincing option, in my opinion.

Bet: BTTS

The Star-studded La Blaugrana faces FC Brest with heavy opinions precluding the contest, even though the away team has held up their own in the last three games, where they have taken two wins and one stalemate.

The hosts, who have won three games in the last three UEFA games, scored fourteen games in these meetings. Their 4-2-3-1 formation seems to do justice against opposing squads, with veteran Rob Lewandoski nailing coffins and Raphinia destructive from the right flank. Marc Casado plays his part in the midfield, with Inigo Martinez and Jules Kounde holding tight to the defensive sails.

Stade Brestois doesn't display individual Brilliance, but the collective play by the team truncates the position of weaknesses, with all players capable of scoring decisive goals.

I believe Barcelona would beat the opposition by a wide goal margin. The game would be an easy O3.5 for me.

Bet: O3.5

Racing Bulls Leipzig will play against Internazionale Milano in hopes of edging their course in the UEFA Champions League. Inter Milan is considered the better team, on paper and the pitch, and with the opposition struggling to keep its face above water, it is anticipated that it will go in their favor if the team does not fall into overconfidence.

While Inter has never lost their last six home games, RB Leipzig struggles away from home. Inter trumped Arsenal with a 1-0 victory in their previous UEFA game - in sharp contrast to Leipzig, who fell to a 3-1 loss against Celtic.

My bet would be for Inter Milan to win, no matter how narrow and conceited the victory is achieved.

Bet: W1