Arsenal remain unbeaten in the Champions League as they have won all of their games so far in the competition.
The Gunners beat Club Brugge 3-0 on Wednesday night, with Noni Madueke scoring twice, and Gabriel Martinelli netting a third. Arsenal remain top of the Champions League table, and are the only team to win all six matches so far.
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Their remaining league phase matches include games against Inter Milan and FC Kairat, and they have all but confirmed their place in the knockout stages.
Behind Arsenal is Bayern Munich, PSG and Man City, but which teams are the most likely to lift the trophy come the end of the season. Opta’s Supercomputer has run a fresh simulation and given the probability of every team winning the Champions League.
Top 5 most likely teams to win the Champions League
5 – Barcelona – 6.66% chance to win UCL
Barcelona are currently the fifth favourites to win the Champions League. They are just 15th in the league phase, and have struggled in the competition, losing to the likes of Chelsea and PSG.
4 – Manchester City – 10.53% chance to win UCL
Pep Guardiola’s side are the fourth-most likely to win the competition, which is no surprise as they have won four of their first six league games, including a recent win against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu.
3 – Paris Saint-Germain – 13.56% chance to win UCL
Last year’s champions PSG are the third-most-likely side to win the Champions League, and they seemingly have a good chance to recreate their triumph this year. So far, they have won four games, lost one, and drawn one.
2 – Bayern Munich – 18.59% chance to win UCL
Harry Kane will be hoping to land his first Champions League title with Bayern Munich, who have been very impressive so far in the tournament. Their only defeat came to Arsenal, but they managed to beat the likes of Chelsea, PSG and Sporting Lisbon.
1 – Arsenal – 22.50% chance to win UCL
Opta’s supercomputer thinks Arsenal are the most likely team to win the Champions League, and that they have over a 20% chance to come away with the trophy for the first time in the Gunners’ history. They have a legitimate chance of doubling with the Premier League and Champions League.
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