PSG – Tottenham: European champions clash at the Parc des Princes 
The Parc des Princes hosts a first-time Champions League meeting between two European champions this Wednesday. PSG welcome Tottenham for a match that promises fireworks, a repeat of the Super Cup this summer — won on penalties by Paris.
PSG want to erase the slip against Bayern 
Just before the international break, PSG suffered their first European stutter of the season, beaten 2-1 at home by Bayern Munich. Even with a man advantage for the whole second half, Luis Enrique’s men couldn’t turn it around, only managing to pull one back with a late Joao Neves strike.
That defeat hasn’t really slowed Paris’ push for qualification. They’re still sitting near the top and in a healthy position heading into matchday five.
In the league, PSG reacted as they often do: two wins in a row, including a tidy, no-drama 3-0 at Le Havre on Saturday. The club still leads Ligue 1, even if they look a touch less dominant in Europe than last season.
Tottenham need a reaction after the derby 
At Tottenham, morale is shakier. On Sunday, fans left the Emirates long before the final whistle — the 4-1 defeat to Arsenal hurt. Eberechi Eze ripped in a historic hat-trick and exposed the holes in Thomas Frank’s defensive plan.
The Danish coach will have to rewrite his notes before facing Paris, especially against an opponent that punishes the smallest technical error.
Still, in the Champions League the Spurs are unbeaten: two draws, two wins and generally solid displays. They’ve kept clean sheets regularly in the competition. Their two away games, though, ended in draws. And this summer they already crossed paths with PSG, losing on penalties in the Super Cup.
Football Prediction PSG vs Tottenham
Over 2.5 goals
Both teams like to play forward, and the defensive lapses seen this weekend could open the game up. PSG remain favourites at home, even if they’re a bit short, and chances should come thick and fast.
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