Either team to win on penalties on Saturday is priced at 5/1 - as Chelsea and Palmeiras clash in a quarter-final at the Club World Cup
The Blues cruised into the last-eight last weekend - with four different goalscorers helping the Premier League club thump Benfica 4-1 in Charlotte.
Meanwhile, their opponents secured a late win in their last-16 fixture - as Paulinho scored in the 100th minute to help his side advance.
For those anticipating Palmeiras to continue their winning ways - they are 13/5 outsiders to upset the applecart in Philadelphia.
Elsewhere, if you're tipping this fixture to be all square after 90 minutes - the odds for how the tie will be decided can be found below:
Palmeiras in Extra Time 14/1
Chelsea in Extra Time 17/2
Either Team in Extra Time 5/1
Palmeiras on Penalties 10/1
Chelsea on Penalties 10/1
Either Team on Penalties 5/1
Sky Bet odds in Winner of Tie market for Palmeiras vs Chelsea:
Chelsea 19/20
Palmeiras 13/5
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