
Searching for the best bet builder tips for the Super Cup final? We’ve picked out our best 10/1 bet builder ahead of the showpiece between Champions League holders Paris Saint-Germain and Europa League winners Aston Villa.
PSG and Aston Villa headline European football’s curtain-raiser when they meet in the 2026 UEFA Super Cup on Wednesday 12th August, with kick-off scheduled for 8:00pm (UK time) at the Stadion Salzburg in Austria. The first silverware of the new season is on the line as both sides look to get their hands on the trophy.
PSG vs Aston Villa Bet Builder Tips
- Under 4.5 goals
- Joao Gomes to be carded
- Khvicha Kvaratskhelia 2+ shots on target
- 10/1 with bet365
Under 4.5 goals
History is emphatically on the side of the unders in this fixture. The last 10 UEFA Super Cups have all produced four goals or fewer inside 90 minutes, with none exceeding that mark, while this market only counts regulation time, making extra time and penalties irrelevant. Several recent editions have crept to a shoot-out precisely because they stayed so tight, and even last season’s most open final, PSG’s 2-2 draw with Tottenham, would still have landed the Under 4.5. Recent showpieces have leaned even lower, with 2-0 wins for Real Madrid over Atalanta and Frankfurt among a run of cagey, cautious finals. Add in a Villa side set up to sit deep and frustrate, plus a PSG team managing the fitness of several late-returning World Cup men, and a controlled, low-goal final looks the likeliest outcome.

João Gomes to be carded
Unai Emery must rebuild key areas of his midfield after Morgan Rogers and Youri Tielemans left, with João Gomes expected to take on responsibility in the engine room. His aggression and ball-winning ability should prove valuable against PSG’s technically outstanding midfield trio of Vitinha, João Neves and Fabián Ruiz, but his combative style can also get him into trouble. Gomes picked up 10 Premier League bookings last season and averaged around 2.2 fouls per 90 minutes, ranking among the division’s most-carded players. He will need to chase and disrupt one of the world’s best possession sides, with tactical fouls likely to play a role in stopping counter-attacks, making him a strong candidate for a booking.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia 2+ shots on target
With a full pre-season behind him and no World Cup to disrupt his preparations, the Georgian should play a key role in PSG’s attack while several teammates continue to build their fitness. His European record speaks for itself: ten goals in the Champions League last season, a haul that helped fire PSG to back-to-back titles and earned him the competition’s Player of the Season award. Crucially for this market, he has recorded two or more shots on target in four of his last five Champions League outings, with the only exception coming in the final against Arsenal. Cutting inside off the left onto his lethal right foot against a reshuffled Villa defence, the sharpest man in this Paris attack should keep the goalkeeper busy.


