PSG vs Dortmund Prediction & Betting Tips (7 May)

The squad should not be turned upside down in the space of six days. Kurzawa is still in the closet while Kimpembe (white season) and the unfortunate Rico (resumption) will be out. However, it is now confirmed for Lucas Hernandez who will stay at home following his injury sustained in the first leg while trying to deflect Fullkrüg's strike for the only goal of the match. The verdict is in and the former Munich player suffers from a ruptured cruciate ligament. He will therefore miss the end of the season and the Euro with the Blues. Probably misused by Luis Enrique, Mbappé (8 goals in the Champions League) will play his last European match at the Parc des Princes this evening with the red and blue jersey and he will be keen to qualify his team for the final. The Parisian number 7 hit the post on the first leg before sending his Blue teammate Dembélé (5 TCC goals this season) into orbit who missed the inevitable one-on-one with Köbel in the second half.

The full-backs Hakimi and Nuno Mendes did not necessarily have the expected performance on the sides, the second being cornered defensively following his duel with Sancho largely won by the English winger. Opposite, the Abeilles had to cope without Bensebaini (ex -Rennes) and without hope Duranville in the first leg who will still be absent for the return. Ultimately, this did not harm them since the German international striker Fullkrüg (12 goals, 8 assists in the Bundesliga) was responsible for defeating the Parisians. For the rest, the group will be full. In the first leg, the returning Jadon Sancho produced a masterclass by having made the most interceptions (7), successful passes (51), duels won (13), balls touched in the area (11) and chances created (3, match record also). Loaned by United for the second part of the season, he could stay in Germany alongside Julian Brandt (6 goals, 11 assists in the league), Adeyemi (monstrous in the first leg in his defensive role on Hakimi) Malen ( 11 goals in the league) and the African champion with Ivory Coast, Haller (too weak physically to start in the first leg).

Both teams have found the net in eight of the last nine matches involving Dortmund in the Champions League, so achieving consistency on this particular front has not proven too difficult for the coach charges. Given that seven of the most recent nine PSG games at this level have followed the same pattern, goals are expected at both ends in this clash.