Arsenal vs PSG Prediction & Betting Tips (1 October)

Eighth finalist in the last edition of the Champions League, Arsenal qualified for the second time in succession to the queen of European competitions. However, we cannot say that his start was convincing with a score of parity on the pitch of Atalanta Bergamo 0-0 saved by a double anthology save from Raya on penalty. Mikel Arteta's Gunners got off to a pretty good start in the Premier League, remaining undefeated after the first four days for a record of three wins against Wolverhampton 2-0, the same score at Villa Park against Aston Villa 0-2 and in the London derby against Tottenham 0-1. In the wake of the Champions League, Arsenal crossed swords with Manchester City at the Etihad for the first big clash between champion City and last year's runner-up Arsenal. In the process, Saliba and his partners welcomed Bolton in the 1/16 final of the EFL Cup to follow and received the promoted Leicester a few days later, last weekend to follow.

Semi-finalist of the Champions season last time, PSG played its first Champions League match in 7 years without Mbappé and this was punctuated by a victory on the smallest score against Girona 1-0, with a goal on a cross-shot from Nuno Mendes who broke the Catalan lock by passing the ball between Gazzaniga's legs. Very clearly, this Paris Saint-Germain team showed very good things during this part and could have added to the bill but the bare minimum was achieved with the taking of 3 points. In Ligue 1, no surprise, the Ile-de-France residents are performing well. Following the match against Girona, the reigning French champion traveled to Reims and welcomed Rennes to the Parc des Princes last weekend to follow.

Among the Gunners, the Spanish recruit Mikel Merino (Real Sociedad) is very seriously injured and will be missing, like the capital and organizer Odegaard (returned injured from the international break) without forgetting the Scottish full-back Tierney (on loan for the season last at Real Sociedad), his main competition in the person of Tomiyasu and the Ukrainian international Zinchenko. This still leaves a bunch of crucial players absent for Arteta who will still be able to field a competitive eleven with an offensive line probably made up of Saka (1 goal, 4 assists in the PL), Gabriel Jesus (the bubble in the league) and his Brazilian compatriot Martinelli (the bubble also in PL). On the Parisian side, the French internationals Dembélé, Barcola, Warren Zaire-Emery and Randal Kolo-Muani will be on the trip to the Emirates Stadium but probably not the unfortunate former player from Real Madrid, Asensio, injured against Girona 15 days ago.

Furthermore, he joined the injured Donnarumma, Lucas Hernandez, Kimpembe (very long absence now) or even the one who was promised the number 9 position with the departure of Kylian Mbappé, Goncalo Ramos (injured). Luis Enrique has a real headache for his midfielder, Ruiz, Emery, Vitinha, Neves, and Kang-in Lee, so many players who can settle into the starting table very clearly.