PSG v Real Madrid odds boost: Get 7/2 on both teams to have 5+ shots on target and 2+ cards with Tote

PSG enters the Club World Cup semifinal against Real Madrid with strong recent form, winning nine of their last ten matches. Given PSG's dominance, punters may consider betting on them to emerge victorious, especially with the offered bet boost of both teams having 5+ shots on target and 2+ cards.

PSG and Real Madrid meet in New York City tonight for the second Club World Cup semi final, with Chelsea awaiting the winners in Sunday’s final. And Tote are offering boosted odds ahead of the game for each team to have 5+ shots on target and receive 2+ cards, which is now available at 7/2 (up from 5/2) and can be added straight into your betslip here.

TOTE PSG v Real Madrid odds boost: Get 7/2 on both teams to have 5+ shots on target and 2+ cards with Tote

PSG head into Wednesday night’s second Club World Cup semi final as favourites for victory against Real Madrid, having recently won the club’s first ever European treble with a record 5-0 victory in the Champions League final in Munich at the end of May.

Luis Enrique’s side make the trip to New York City having won nine of their last 10 matches in all competitions, conceding only once in their last seven matches which came in their shock 1-0 defeat to Botafogo in the second game of their debut Club World Cup campaign.

The European champions still managed to secure top spot in Group B having won their opening game 4-0 against Atletico Madrid before beating Seattle Sounders 2-0 in their final group game.

The Parisians have made light work of their knockout stage matches so far, beating Inter Miami 4-0 in their Round of 16 clash before beating two-time world champions Bayern Munich 2-0 in their quarter final to book their place in the last four.

Real Madrid are one of just two unbeaten sides remaining in the Club World Cup as the team hunt a record-extending sixth time being crowned champions of the world in Sunday night’s final in New York City.

Xabi Alonso only took over as manager of Los Blancos at the end of the domestic season having spent the last three at Bayer Leverkusen, delivering the club their first ever league title in an invincible season 12 months ago that also delivered a DFB Pokal trophy.

The 43-year-old former Real Madrid midfielder kicked off his tenure as manager of the club with a 1-1 draw against Al Hilal, but subsequent victories over Pachuca and Salzburg ensured the Spanish giants finished on top of their group heading into the knockout stage.

The Spanish side managed to get past Italian giants Juventus by a 1-0 scoreline in their second round match before playing out an entertaining 3-2 win over Borussia Dortmund in a repeat of last year’s Champions League final to book their place in the semi finals.

Real Madrid have won only one of their last four matches against the French champions, though that win did come in their most recent meeting back in March 2022 in the second leg of their Champions League second round tie, when a Karim Benzema hat trick ensured a 3-1 win to successfully overturn the 1-0 first leg deficit.

PSG boss Enrique will also be aware that he has a 4-3 winning record across his eight games managing against Real Madrid from his time in charge of both Barcelona and Celta Vigo, losing only one of his last five matches against Los Blancos.

How to watch PSG v Real Madrid

Location: MetLife Stadium, New York City area

Date and time: Wednesday 9th July 2025, 8pm

How to watch: Channel 5, DAZN

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