November sees plenty of football action at home and in European competition, plus some more international action with the final World Cup qualifiers taking place.

The outright odds for the Champions League 21/22 season are as follows:

Man City 7/2 (Bet365)

Bayern Munich 4/1 (Paddy Power)

Paris SG 5/1 (Betfred)

Liverpool 7/1 (Betfred)

Man City are the current outright favourites at 7/2, albeit they still probably lack the out and out striker that would cement them as really hot favourites.  Paris SG have dropped back to 5/1 after entering a sticky patch, particularly in the French league, where Messi is seemingly struggling to bed in and Pochettino is struggling to find the right balance for all his attacking talents.

Liverpool still offer some value at 7/1 now that they have Virgil Van Dijk and some other defenders fit including Joel Matip.  They have started the group with 3 wins and look like strong contenders this year.

Bayern Munich are also looking very strong and have come in from 8/1 at the start of the competition to now only being available at 4/1.  They can go all the way if they are able to keep Lewandowski and other key players fit. 

Barcelona regained some respect on matchday 3 with a 1-0 win over Dynamo Kiev keeping them in with a shout of second in their group, but realistically they don't look a factor at all this year, which is reflected in their 50/1 price.

November sees the final rounds of the World Cup qualifying group stages in Europe, with England looking for a couple of wins to seal their place at Qatar 2022.

England take on Albania at Wembley and then travel to San Marino for what should be a regulation win.  The Albania match has the potential to be a banana skin for England, particularly with their recent blip in form, including a 1-1 draw with Hungary at Wembley and a 1-1 draw with Poland.

We'll have a full betting preview of England's crucial qualifier against Albania nearer the time.