Liverpool vs PSG Prediction & Betting Tips (11 March)

Impressive during the league phase, Liverpool dominated the debates to finish in 1st place in the ranking and thus qualify directly for the 8th finals. Victorious of its first seven games, the Mersey club marked the spirits with the successes obtained against Milan AC 1-3, Leverkusen 4-0 or Real Madrid 2-0. The defeat suffered with a remained team from the PSV on the last day 3-2 did not alter the big impression interviewed during this mini-championship. Logically considered as serious candidates for the final victory, the Reds, on the other hand, displayed a fairly disturbing face last week at the Parc des Princes. Overwhelmed in all the compartments of the game, they folded the spine but finally achieved a real Holp-up thanks to a goal scored at the very end of 0-1. The Alisson porter simply disgusted the Parisian attackers. In the Premier League, Liverpool has conceded only one setback until now, against Nottingham Forest in mid-September, and we are not too seen how the title could escape him. After having imposed itself against Manchester City 0-2 and Newcastle 2-0, the Mersey club received the Red Lantern Southampton last weekend. Poussif at the start of the season, PSG seems to have found the right fuel for a few months now.

This impression was confirmed last week since the men of Luis Enrique outclassed Liverpool, without managing to concretize their extreme domination. Despite big opportunities, they stumbled on an insurmountable Alisson and even conceded an extremely frustrating reverse on the only shot of the 0-1 Reds. The result is obviously very bad but PSG has displayed great promises which allow it to continue to believe in qualification. Only 15th at the end of the league phase, Marquinhos ' teammates were forced to go through the dams. It was ultimately a simple formality since they inflicted a real correction in Brest 10-0 after the round trip. On the national scene, the Parisians fly over competition and praise Ligue 1. They hope to close the championship without the slightest defeat. After having chained 5 victories in a row, PSG moved to Rennes last weekend to come.

Liverpool still cannot count on the replacement defenders Bradley and Gomez, insufficiently recovered from their physical seeds. Also absent during the first leg, the important striker Gakpo (3 goals in C1, 8 goals and 3 PL passes) is, for his part, uncertain. Despite uncertainties about his future (end of contract in June), Mohamed Salah (3 goals and 4 passes in C1, 25 goals and 17 PL passes) has a historic season. Today he acts as a leader in the Golden Ball race. On the other hand, the pharaoh was very discreet during the first leg by never taking Nuno Mendes. All his other teammates were also overwhelmed by the Parisian furia. All, except the Brazilian porter Alisson who achieved an incredible performance in Paris. It should still be protected by a central hinge constituted by Konaté and Van Dijk tauliers. The attackers Luis Diaz (3 goals in C1, 9 goals and 3 PL passes) and Digo Jota are well available but it is the substitutes Nunez and Elliott who were decisive on the winning goal of the first leg. Already in full last week, PSG still deplores any package for this meeting.

The starting 11 should be very similar to the aligned during the first leg. Preferred to Gouté to start at the Parc des Princes, the KVAratskhelia winter recruit (1 goal and 2 passes in 6 L1 games) was particularly to its advantage. The Georgian international posed big problems to the Reds he will have only missed a goal to punctuate a very good performance. It should still be associated with French internationals Barcola (3 goals and 3 C1 passes, 12 goals and 6 passes in L1) and Dembélé (6 goals in C1, 18 goals and 5 passes in L1). Often mocked for its lack of efficiency, the latter has been transformed since its point repositioning. In the midfield, take place the excellent Vitinha and Joao Neves as well as the Spanish European Champion Fabian Ruiz. Last week, Donnarumma was not decisive on the sole shot of Liverpool. If we cannot speak of a dumpling, his performance inevitably contrasts with that of his counterpart Alisson.