Bayern Munich v Arsenal Betting Odds – Live Streaming

Written by:
Alistair Prescott
Published on:
Mar/11/2014
Bayern Munich v Arsenal Betting Odds – Live Streaming

Bayern Munich v Arsenal betting odds were available at Bookmaker where you can bet this matchup LIVE IN-PLAY here.  You can get live streaming on this matchup as well here.

Bayern Munich had odds of 1/3, Arsenal had odds of 9/1 and the Draw was priced at 4/1. 60% of all bets were on Arsenal.

This is the third time that Arsenal and Bayern Munich are meeting in the last 16 of the Champions League. The Bavarian club have progressed both times previously (2004/05 and 2012/13).

Bayern Munich have won 11 of their last 12 Champions League games (L1).

The last three Champions League games that Bayern Munich have failed to win at the Allianz Arena have all been against English clubs : 1-1 after extra-time against Chelsea in May 2012, 0-2 v Arsenal in March 2013 and 2-3 v Manchester City in December 2013.

Bayern Munich have won their last six Champions League games in the knockout stages (15 goals for, 1 against).

Arsenal have won by at least two clear goals away from home in the knockout stages of the Champions League on only two occasions: against AC Milan in March 2008 (2-0) and Bayern Munich in March 2013 (2-0).

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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