Goal machines Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi will be strutting their stuff on Saturday night and bet365 are betting on who will score the most goals and 50/1 about the pair scoring five or more between them.

bet365 spokesman Steve Freeth “Two of the best players in the world going head-to-head for two of the best teams in the world – it should be a mouth-watering affair.”

Real Madrid v Barcelona – Ronaldo v Messi Specials (Both must start)

90 Minute Goals Matchbet

Ronaldo 2/1 Tie 5/4 Messi 9/4

How Many Will They Score Between Them

None 2/1 One 7/4 Two 7/2
Three 7/1 Four 16/1 Five+ 50/1

Wayne Rooney will be able to play in England’s Euro 2012 game against Ukraine after having his ban cut from three to two matches. The 26-year-old Manchester United star was shown a red card in the qualifier against Montenegro after kicking out at Miodrag Dzudovic and was later handed a three-game ban. Rooney will sit out England’s first two group games against France and Sweden at Euro 2012, a tournament Fabio Capello’s team are 10/1 with bet365 to win while Spain are 12/5 to retain the trophy they won in Austria and Switzerland in 2008. A UEFA spokesman confirmed that the ban for the third match will be suspended for four years while Rooney has also agreed to do some coaching in the community.

Manchester United’s hopes of retaining the Premier League title have suffered a major blow after Nemanja Vidic picked up a knee injury during Wednesday’s 2-1 defeat to Basel. The result ended United’s interest in this season’s Champions League and they are now 11/5 with bet365 to finish at the top of the Premier League table. Serbian defender Vidic twisted his right knee in a challenge with Basel striker Marco Streller and was replaced by Jonny Evans. Sir Alex Ferguson fears Vidic has suffered medial ligament damage, but the 30-year-old central defender will have a scan to determine the extent of the problem. United’s defeat in Switzerland means they will be playing in the Europa League in the new year and they are 13/2 to win Europe’s secondary competition.

Owen Hargreaves has complained about being treated like a guinea pig during his time at Manchester United, who are 8/11 with bet365 to win this season’s Premier League title. The 30-year-old midfielder struggled with a serious knee tendon injury while at Old Trafford and, after enduring double knee surgery during the 2008-09 season, featured in only five matches for Sir Alex Ferguson’s team in his last three years with the club. “I received some injections and my tendon was never the same,” he said. “With hindsight, I probably shouldn’t have had them. It’s difficult.” Hargreaves made his Manchester City debut on Wednesday, scoring in their 2-0 Carling Cup victory over Birmingham City, and Roberto Mancini’s team are now 7/2 to win the competition this season.