PSG has a meeting with its destiny this Wednesday. On the pitch of Borussia Dortmund, the capital club will have to seek qualification for the rest of the adventure for the sixth and final day of the Champions League. Two options now exist for Parisians: the prestige of a European winter in the Champions League or the opprobrium of a transfer to the Europa League. Opposed this Wednesday to the first of its group, Paris will have a hard time facing the eye-catching Germans who have promised not to give PSG any gifts when they could lose first place to their evening opponents.
Furthermore, Paris Saint-Germain has had a tumultuous run in C1 so far this season. While they beat BVB in the opener (2-0) at home, Kylian Mbappé’s teammates were slapped by Newcastle on the second day (4-1). And after having washed away the affront against AC Milan (3-0), the current leader of Ligue 1 collapsed against Milan (2-1) before conceding a frustrating draw against the Magpies at the Parc des Princes ( 1-1). From now on, Luis Enrique’s flock will try to end this European campaign with a third success during a mixed group stage. And with qualification in their sights, there is no doubt that PSG will be hungry this Wednesday in the Ruhr.
Luis Enrique will also have to cope without several players. Suspended, Ousmane Dembélé will therefore not make his return to Signal Iduna Park, six years after his departure from Dortmund. For his part, Fabian Ruiz is still unavailable after his nasty shoulder injury against Le Havre. The Iberian technician will nevertheless be able to count on the encouraging return of Warren Zaire-Emery, who entered on the hour mark during the last Ligue 1 match against Nantes. Marquinhos, shaky this season in the Champions League, returned from injury by playing an hour against the Canaries. Defeated against RB Leipzig in the league this weekend, the Marsupiaux have many absentees for this match (Emre Can, Sebastien Haller, Thomas Meunier, Julien Duranville, Mateu Morey, Youssoufa Moukoko, Felix Nmecha, Julian Ryerson, Marcel Sabitzer and Marius Wolf). However, Edin Terzic will be able to count on the famous Yellow Wall but also on several sure values. While Niclas Füllkrug scored in the last match, Marco Reus and Julian Brandt have had a good start to the season. Defensively, the Hummels-Süle hinge should be excited at the idea of defending against a sometimes confusing Parisian attack while Gregor Kobel has been imperial in the Dortmund goals for several months. You will have understood, some nice duels await us this Wednesday on the other side of the Rhine.
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