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Benfica v Chelsea Bet Builder Tips: Club World Cup Prediction at 10/1
Benfica and Chelsea meet in the Club World Cup quarter-finals in what’s expected to be a close, tactical game between two well-drilled sides. Chelsea have more individual quality, but Benfica are no strangers to frustrating bigger sides and will fancy their chances. This 10/1 bet builder avoids risky player picks and instead focuses on match stats, tournament trends and smart value.
Here’s the 5-leg bet builder and the reasoning behind each one:
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•Chelsea to Qualify
•Under 3.5 Goals
•Both Teams Over 1.5 Cards
•Over 8.5 Corners
•Both Teams 3+ Shots on Target
Why This Bet Makes Sense
The best bet builders reflect how the match is likely to play out. This one leans on structure, set pieces and match flow, not one-off moments or risky scorers. Chelsea are favourites, but only just. Benfica will make it physical, tactical and scrappy. This 10/1 line rewards control, pressure and time.
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1. Chelsea to Qualify
Chelsea have better depth, more big-game experience and showed more control in their opener. Benfica will try to drag the game out and frustrate, but Chelsea have the quality to edge it across 90 minutes, extra time or penalties. This leg gives you full cover for the win, however it comes.
2. Under 3.5 Goals
Only one of Benfica’s last ten matches has gone over this line. Chelsea are creating chances but still lack ruthlessness in front of goal. A tight 1–0 or 2–1 feels far more likely than a high-scoring shootout. Tournament football tends to lean under the total at this stage.
3. Both Teams Over 1.5 Cards
Benfica average more than two bookings per game in Europe and often press aggressively. Chelsea are not far behind and regularly pick up cards when stretched in midfield. With VAR in use and plenty at stake, both sides to collect at least two cards feels a strong inclusion.
4. Over 8.5 Corners
Both teams attack with width and rely heavily on delivery into the box. Chelsea’s average corners per game is over six. Benfica frequently recycle possession into second-phase attacks, which often end in blocked shots or corners. This should go over comfortably in a competitive knockout tie.
5. Both Teams 3+ Shots on Target
Benfica are efficient when they do attack, especially on the counter, and Chelsea always generate volume even if they waste chances. Both sides should get opportunities to test the keeper. This is one of the safest legs to boost the overall price without needing goals.
