Wednesday's Champions League fouls six-fold landed. Five of the six named players started, and all five of them committed a foul: Finn Jeltsch four of them, then Jules Kounde, Zlatko Tripic, Julian Alvarez and Declan Rice. The sixth, Zeno Debast, came off the bench for the last six minutes and never got near anyone, so his leg voided and the slip repriced as a five-fold at 13/1. A ten pound stake returned a hundred and forty.
That is the fouls board doing exactly what it was built to do, and it is worth being precise about why: the void rule means a non-starter costs you the price, not the bet. Below is the settled slip, then tonight's card.

The full six were published on Wednesday morning, before team news, at a headline 20/1. Every starter delivered. The one caveat we wrote into that piece - that European team news lands late and the void risk is real - is precisely what happened, and it cost the price rather than the slip.

Michael Olise 1+ fouls (4/7, Bayern Munich v Bodo/Glimt) is the model's top line of the night at 62 percent, and a winger tracking back against a side who will spend the evening breaking is the right profile for it. Harry Kane (8/13) at 58 percent is the one that surprises people until they look: he has fouled in two of his last five, including a two-foul game, and centre-forwards pressing from the front pick up more contact than the highlight reel suggests.
The teatime game supplies the other two. Nathan Ake (8/13) is at 54 percent for Fenerbahce with a four-foul game inside his last five, and Paulo Dybala (11/8) is the price play at 46 percent - Roma's creator, dropping deep, in a Turkish away tie that will not be gentle. Four legs, two fixtures, 9/1 the lot.
Wednesday carried two six-folds. Tonight carries one four-fold, and the reason is worth publishing rather than hiding. Only three of the six Champions League games have priced player fouls markets at all, and once the model's own quality filter runs - it rejects a line where the projection and the player's last five games disagree by more than twenty points - the fouls drawn board leaves four names standing, three of them below 40 percent. Stacked into a six-fold that is a lottery ticket wearing a tip's clothing.
So there is no drawn slip tonight. The same filter is why the committed slip stops at four legs rather than being padded to six: the fifth and sixth names on that board did not survive it either. The full boards are on our player fouls page, refreshed daily.
Check team news before kick-off. Champions League XIs land roughly an hour out, 4.45pm for the teatime game and 7pm for the eight o'clock set, and as Wednesday showed a benched player takes his leg out of the slip. These markets come through the odds feed without a one-click slip, so the legs go on your own betslip at the book. Tonight's wider picture is in the Daily Acca, and the season reference lives in our Champions League guide.
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Multi-leg fouls slips are longshots by design and staked small, which is why one landing at 13/1 pays for a run of the ones that do not. Every leg here sits at the top of the model's board rather than the top of a hunch list, the prices are bet365 and correct at the time of writing, and the recent-form windows for the continental sides come from their domestic leagues. 18+. Please gamble responsibly - begambleaware.org.