The UEFA Champions League made its long-awaited return on Friday with round of 16 second legs. The tournament was called off in March due to the coronavirus pandemic. PSG, Atalanta, Atletico Madrid, RB Leipzig, Manchester City and Lyon have already qualified for the quarterfinals, but before those quarters begin, two more teams have to advance. 

Saturday's action kicks off at 3 p.m. ET when Bayern Munich hosts Chelsea and Barcelona welcomes Napoli to Camp Nou. Barcelona and Napoli enter Saturday's match tied 1-1 on aggregate, while Bayern Munich takes a commanding 3-0 lead into its home game against Chelsea. Before you make your Champions League picks, see what our proprietary European soccer model has to say.

Created by two Norwegians -- professional poker player and sports bettor Jonas Gjelstad, and economics and engineering expert Marius Norheim -- the model analyzes worldwide betting data and exploits market inefficiencies, helping its followers cash in. Over the last three years, their algorithm is up an eye-popping 13,800 percent.

The model also made some huge calls on the final day of the English Premier League season, correctly predicting the profitable draw in West Ham vs. Aston Villa (+260), as well as Liverpool's (-260) victory over Newcastle, Arsenal (-111) knocking off Watford, Manchester United (+110) topping Leicester City and Manchester City (-1500) cruising past Norwich City.

Now, the model has set its sights on Saturday's Champions League fixtures and revealed its picks. We can tell you the model is leaning Under 2.5 goals in Barcelona vs. Napoli. The model has also revealed strong money line picks for Bayern Munich vs. Chelsea and Barcelona vs. Napoli. You ABSOLUTELY need to see them before you lock in your own picks.

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