PSG will be without Barcola, Mayulu, and Fabián Ruiz, but Luis Enrique still has plenty of firepower at his disposal. The French champions have been in excellent form, winning seven of their last ten matches and averaging an impressive 4.4 goals per game at home. They’ve also scored in each of their last ten outings, while maintaining a relatively solid defensive record.

Liverpool arrives in Paris off the back of a heavy FA Cup defeat and continues to show inconsistency away from home. With key absences affecting squad depth, their defensive record on the road remains a concern, conceding an average of 1.67 goals per match and managing just one win in their last three away games.

Head-to-head meetings between these sides have been evenly balanced, but current form and home advantage tilt this tie in PSG’s favour, with total goals likely to be over 2.5 Goals