Spurs tipped to beat Young Boys

FourFourTwo's betting partner, Paddy Power make Spurs 8/11 to win the first leg in Switzerland on Tuesday and 1/7 to make it to the group stages of the competition.

The group phase is Tottenham’s most likely stage of elimination at 11/10, with odds of 4/1 available for them not to make it past Young Boys.

A last 16 exit is 11/2, while it's 40/1 for Spurs to go all the way to Wembley and lift the famous trophy next May.

Exclusively for this game, Paddy Power is bringing back a popular novelty bet from Euro 2008 – who will be pulled off first at the Wankdorf Stadium - now known as the Stade de Suisse?

Peter Crouch and Jermain Defoe lead the first Spurs substitution market at 4/1, with Aaron Lennon at 11/2.

Bienvenu is 7/1 to give Spurs a warm welcome to Champions League football by scoring the first goal of the game in a market led by Jermain Defoe at 9/2.

Peter Crouch is 11/2 to continue his recent scoring form off the pitch with the first goal on it.

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Spurs Champions League Stage of Elimination
4/1        Qualifiers
11/10    Group Stages
3/1        Last 16
11/2      Quarter Finals
12/1      Semi Finals
33/1      Runner-Up
40/1      Winner

YOUNG BOYS V SPURS

To Reach Group Stage
1/7        Spurs
4/1        Young Boys

1st Leg Betting
4/1        Young Boys
5/2        Draw
8/11      Spurs

9/1        Spurs To Come From Behind & Win
13/2      Spurs To Come From Behind & Draw

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1st Spurs Player To Be Subbed
4/1   Crouch, Defoe
11/2 Lennon
15/2 Keane, Pavyluchenko
9/1   Modric
12/1 Dos Santos, Huddlestone, Dawson
16/1 Kranjcar, King
20/1 Corluka, Ekotto, Palacios
28/1 Bassong
33/1 O’Hara
40.1 Gomes
10/1 No Spurs sub

First Goalscorer
9/2 Defoe
5/1 Keane
11/2 Crouch
7/1 Bienvenu
9/1 M Schneuwly
9/1 Modric

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Gregg Davies

Gregg Davies is the Chief Sub Editor of FourFourTwo magazine, joining the team in January 2008 and spending seven years working on the website. He supports non-league behemoths Hereford and commentates on Bulls matches for Radio Hereford FC. His passions include chocolate hobnobs and attempting to shoehorn Ronnie Radford into any office conversation.