Harry Kane is a 5/1 favourite to score first for Bayern Munich against PSG... as the two European heavyweights face off in a Club World Cup blockbuster on Saturday
It is Paris Saint-Germain who are tipped to come away with the win and book their place in the tournament's semi-finals - with the French side priced at 8/13 in the Winner of Tie market.
Conversely, Bayern Munich are 6/5 outsiders to cause the upset according to Sky Bet.
Elsewhere, in the Goalscorers market - Harry Kane is the best-backed from either side to score first - with the Bayern striker priced at 5/1 to bag the opener.
Kane has maintained his mantle as one of the world's best strikers this season, scoring 41 goals across all competitions.
Additionally, he has scored three goals in four appearances at the Club World Cup.
Meanwhile, if you're tipping PSG to get on the scoresheet first - Ousmane Dembele is the shortest-priced player for his side at 11/2.
Dembele has scored 33 goals across all competitions this season.
Sky Bet odds in Winner of Tie market for Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich:
Paris Saint-Germain 8/13
Bayern Munich 6/5
Sky Bet odds in Goalscorers market for Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich:
Harry Kane to score first 5/1
Ousmane Dembele to score first 11/2
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