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Global betting company 1xBet announces the Champions League battle between Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid.
Rock-fueled final at iconic stadium
On 1 June, iconic football stadium Wembley will host the final of the world’s most prestigious club tournament for a record eighth time. The forever young rock star Lenny Kravitz will charge the audience with his driving music, while the 1xBet Affiliate Program will help partners convert up to 65% of registered users into first depositors. Don’t miss the chance to earn huge money from the worldwide hype around the struggle between European giants.
Borussia made people talk about themselves
Borussia Dortmund coach Edin Terzic, who narrowly missed out on Bundesliga title last season, can make up for lost time in the Champions League. Thanks to his patient and practical style of play, Borussia has progressed from the “group of death” all the way to the final. The team’s path to the final was not flawless: PSV threatened to bounce back in the second leg of their Round of 16 tie, Atlético could have started better in their quarter-final clash and Paris St Germain was close to turning their semi-final around with a last-ditch assault. But everything ended well, and Dortmund will play in the finals for the third time in its history.
It is impossible to make it to the final on luck alone. Terzic has carefully structured his team’s game and the squad has responded on the pitch. Club legends Mats Hummels and Marco Reus lost the memorable 2013 Champions League final but a new generation has emerged, including the hero of the recent quarterfinal, Marcel Sabitzer. Jadon Sancho is also flourishing after an unsuccessful period at Manchester United and Dortmund’s top scorer, Niclas Füllkrug – who was playing in Bundesliga 2 just a few short years ago, is fulfilling a dream.
Twenty-seven years have passed since Dortmund’s victory over Juventus in the 1997 final and the main shelf of the club museum is overgrown with dust. Will Borussia have a reason to do a spring cleaning before a new trophy arrives?
Real tries to achieve more
This will be Real Madrid’s 18th Champions League final and they’ve only lost the decider three times: to Benfica, Inter and Liverpool. The last defeat was in 1981 – 43 years ago. This team is the undisputed king of the Champions League, just as 1xBet Affiliates affiliate program is one of the best in the industry – as recognized at the last SBC Awards. The program unites over 100,000 affiliates around the world and enjoys more than 3 million users.
This season, Los Blancos’ path was thorny: in the playoffs, they were on the verge of elimination several times but managed to overcome difficulties as they have so often in the past. Just look at how the overcame Manchester City in the quarterfinals and Bayern Munich in the semifinals.
Real has spent almost the entire season without their main goalkeeper, Thibaut Courtois, and defensive leader, Eder Militao. It took Vinicius and Rodrygo a long time to get used to their new roles in an unusual 4-3-1-2 formation. Former Borussia player Jude Bellingham, who will play in the final against his former club, did not shine as often in the spring as in the autumn. But the champion spirit of Real Madrid did not disappear: Manager Carlo Ancelotti created an ideal microclimate, and today, any player within this team can contribute to the victory. Joselu demonstrated this when he scored a brace in the final minutes of the semifinal against Bayern, and Andriy Lunin worthily replaced Thibaut Courtois to win a penalty shootout in a difficult quarterfinal against defending champions Manchester City. The current level of this team is as high as the commission of up to 50% for every referred registered customer at 1xBet Partners.
Terzic vs Ancelotti
The Champions League final pits two flexible coaches with two different philosophies and a 23-year age difference. The human approach of Ancelotti and Terzic is similar: friendly relations and relative democracy. 1xPartners adheres to the same philosophy, offering automatic weekly commission payouts, rapidly updated real-time stats and personal assistant to help resolve customer issues.
Prediction from 1xBet
A reliable bookmaker considers Real the favorite and offers bets on the Spaniards’ victory with odds of 1.663, versus Borussia’s odds of 5.49. A draw is paying at odds of 2.995. Although the gap between the finalists is huge, the status of the match guarantees an abundance of bets on different outcomes. Spark the interest of your audience and earn money with the 1xBet Affiliate Program!
