PSG take on the visitors Tottenham in the round 5 match of UEFA Champions League – League Phase. The match will be played on Wednesday, November 26th at Parc des Princes (Paris).
PSG no longer look as dominant as they did in the spring. The Parisians have long maintained near-unquestioned superiority in domestic competitions, yet the Champions League title kept slipping away. Only Luis Enrique, on his second attempt, finally achieved success last season — and in what style: a 5–0 win over Inter in the final. However, that level of form seems to have faded. They lost the FIFA Club World Cup final to Chelsea, barely edged the UEFA Super Cup through penalties, and have already dropped points several times in the new Ligue 1 campaign, despite still leading the table and underlining the low level of competition there. Their Champions League run had been steady, including a victory over Barcelona, but in the latest match they fell 1–2 to Bayern. recently their performances have shown more inconsistency, especially in matches where they fail to dictate the tempo as confidently as before. Even so, their ability to respond after setbacks remains a strong indicator of their overall level.
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Tottenham finally broke their long-standing joke by winning a major trophy — the Europa League. However, finishing only 17th in the Premier League with 38 points meant Postecoglou’s departure was inevitable despite the long-awaited triumph. Frank nearly started his tenure with a setback in the UEFA Super Cup against today’s opponent: Spurs led 2–0 but ultimately lost on penalties to the Parisians. Overall, though, his new spell has been productive. Hotspurs enter the end of the month among the contenders for European qualification. They opened their Champions League campaign with a 1–0 win over Villarreal, thanks largely to a goalkeeping error, followed by draws against Bodø/Glimt and Monaco, and finally a dominant 4–0 away win over Copenhagen even while being reduced to ten men. Their recent consistency suggests a team that is steadily finding balance, especially in matches where they impose pressing and tempo effectively. Still, their occasional drops in concentration leave room for doubt in high-pressure fixtures.
In August, the clubs played their first official match against each other, and PSG secured the victory only after a penalty shootout. We expect another entertaining, high-tempo match. Our pick is the hosts with a –1.5 handicap.
Prediction for the match: PSG to win with -1.5 handicap.
