​Even if there are still good stages left to play in the current season, Betano awards the champions to the five teams that are leading in their respective championships. To reward the bravery of those who bet on Real Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen, Inter Milan, Paris Saint-Germain and PSV Eindhoven to win their domestic competitions, Betano sets all these bets as winners from Tuesday 19 March at 12 :00. Even if these teams do not win the title in the end, the bets will remain winning and paid by Betano.

Additionally, antepost bets placing the five teams listed above in the top two, three or four of their respective leagues at the end of the current competitive season in European football.

Next, we will see the current situation of the five teams that Betano has already made champions, their progress in the rankings and their schedule for the last part of the season.

Real Madrid (La Liga)

In the first Spanish league, Madrid “Real” leads the standings with a margin of eight points from the historical rival “Barcelona”, with nine rounds left until the end of the season. Both teams will meet in El Clasico on April 21, hosted by Real Madrid.

Real Madrid have only suffered one defeat in the domestic league this season, being the team with the best offense (64 goals scored) and the best defense (only 20 goals conceded).

Real Madrid are the only unbeaten team at home in La Liga, with 12 wins and two draws at the new Santiago Bernabeu. Only local rivals Rayo Vallecano and Atlético Madrid have kept Real unbeaten.

Bayer Leverkusen (Bundesliga)

After 26 rounds of the first division of Germany, the first place is occupied by “Bayern”, a team that is 70 points ahead of the big favorite “Bayern”.

Leverkusen are the only unbeaten team in the Bundesliga with 22 wins and four draws, 11 wins and two draws at home and away.

Pharmacists have the best defense in the Bundesliga, conceding only 18 goals.

Leverkusen only have three more difficult matches before the end of the season, away to Borussia Dortmund and Eintracht, respectively at home to Stuttgart.

Leverkusen has won the German championship five times, most recently in the 2010/11 season.

Inter Milan (Serie A)

Just like last season, when Napoli won the title thanks to good results, this time the Italian first division offers a team that does not seem to win. This is Inter Milan, a team that has nine stages to play before the end of the season and has a 14-point advantage over the main chasers, in this case AC Milan.

Inter Milan have suffered just one defeat in 29 matches and a 1-1 draw with Napoli in the previous round was the first blip after a nine-game winning streak in the league.

With 71 goals scored, the Nerazzurri have the best attack in Serie A, but they are not bad in defense either, conceding only 14 goals.

Inter Milan have 19 titles to their name, and another league win would see them add a second star to their shirt.

Before the end of the season, Inter Milan still have the Derby della Madonina away to AC Milan on April 21 as a match in which they could drop a point or points. Otherwise, the interest program is more than favorable for maintaining or even increasing leadership in the rating.

Paris Saint-Germain (Ligue 1)

With eight stages to go before the season finale in France, Paris Saint-Germain have a 12-point lead at the top of the Ligue 1 standings over Brest, which opened the season in the Hexagon.

PSG have lost just one of their 26 matches so far without losing away from home.

The team from the French capital have the most goals scored in Ligue 1 (62), almost twice as many as the team in second place.

After a break caused by PSG’s international window, the Clasico de France kicks off away to Olympique de Marseille, the seventh-placed team and the only team unbeaten at home this season.

For PSG, this year’s title would be the 12th in history and the tenth in the last 11 years.

PSV Eindhoven (Eredivisie)

The Dutch title race looks set to be decided by PSV Eindhoven, who lead the table by ten points over chief chasers Feyenoord Rotterdam with eight games remaining in the current season.

PSV Eindhoven are unbeaten in 26 matches, recording 23 wins and just three draws, the latest in their last nine matches, with Utrecht and Ajax away and Feyenoord at home respectively.

Before the end of the season, PSV only have to play Alkmaar, Vitesse, Heerenveen, Sparta Rotterdam or Fortuna Sittard, teams they wouldn’t normally drop points against.

PSV Eindhoven have won the Dutch league 24 times, most recently in 2018, being the second team behind Ajax (36) and ahead of Feyenoord (16).

It should be noted that fans will still be able to bet on the league winner or the order at the end of the season in La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1 and the Eredivisie, even though those betting that Real Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen, Inter Milan, PSG and PSV Eindhoven to win the championship or finish in the top have already received bets as winners.